METO UK Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 23 May 2010 to Tuesday 1 Jun 2010:

Southern areas should be dry and very warm on Sunday, but cooler weather with a few showers is likely to spread down across northern, and later, central parts of the UK. This will eventually reach most areas by Monday. From then on, a good deal of dry weather is likely in all parts, but the greatest risk of rain or showers is expected in northern and northeastern areas. The driest and brightest conditions should persist in southern and western parts. After the very warm start in the south, temperatures should be mainly near normal, but occasionally rather cool in northern and eastern parts, and sometimes locally warm in the west and south. Some chilly nights are possible, with occasional ground frosts in the north overnight.

Updated: 1244 on Tue 18 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 24 May 2010 to Wednesday 2 Jun 2010:

Cloudy with occasional rain or showers in northern and eastern parts on Monday, with a risk of isolated, possibly thundery showers in central, southern and eastern areas. Southern and western parts of the UK should be largely dry with sunny spells. From then on, a good deal of dry weather is likely in most parts, but there is a risk of occasional showers in northern and northeastern areas, whilst southwestern parts see the best of the sunshine. Still very warm and muggy in the south to begin with next week, but temperatures otherwise mainly near or just above normal and feeling pleasantly warm in sunshine and occasionally rather cool in northern and eastern parts. Nights turning cooler again and quite chilly at times with occasional ground frosts in the north.

Updated: 1243 on Wed 19 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 29 May 2010 to Monday 7 Jun 2010:

Probably rather showery on Saturday, with showers most frequent in the east, and drier, brighter weather in the west. These drier and brighter conditions should spread to most parts on Sunday, but outbreaks of rain may reach western parts. From Monday onwards, it is likely to be unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain, these mainly in the west and it may be quite windy across northwestern parts of the UK. However, some drier and brighter interludes are likely, especially in eastern and southern parts. Temperatures should be around normal but rather cool at first in the northeast, then possibly becoming warm at times in the east. The last few days of the period should see temperatures near or slightly above normal, with some good dry spells.

Updated: 1241 on Mon 24 May 2010

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Edited May 24, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 30 May 2010 to Tuesday 8 Jun 2010:

Mainly dry with bright spells for many on Sunday, although southern parts may have occasional rain. Cloudier conditions may spread from the west later with further spells of rain, and these are expected to last through Monday morning. However, it should become drier from the northwest in the afternoon, with occasional showers. These brighter spells and scattered showers are likely to become increasingly confined to northern and northwestern parts of the UK towards the end of the week and throughout the rest of the period. Further south and east, drier and sunnier conditions are expected with occasional showers at times. Winds should be light to moderate, but may be strong across northwestern parts of the UK. Temperatures near normal for northern and some western parts, but warmer across southeastern parts.

Updated: 1242 on Tue 25 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 1 Jun 2010 to Thursday 10 Jun 2010:

Tuesday will probably still be rather unsettled with outbreaks of rain in places, this locally heavy. It will then become increasingly drier and brighter through Wednesday and Thursday as high pressure builds, bringing settled conditions to all areas. Mist and fog patches are possible around the coasts, whilst northwestern parts may remain on the cloudier side with perhaps some rain, but elsewhere increasing amounts of sunshine. Temperatures will be near or slightly above normal initially before becoming warm and rather humid by Thursday. Fine and warm weather is expected to continue into the weekend with warm or very warm temperatures, ahead of a likely thundery breakdown early the following week. There are then indications that the weather will remain unsettled and cooler towards the end of the period.

Updated: 1224 on Thu 27 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 2 Jun 2010 to Friday 11 Jun 2010:

Northwestern parts will be on the cloudier side on Wednesday with rain at times by Thursday, but elsewhere dry, warm and sunny conditions are expected as pressure starts to build. This persists through Thursday and Friday with perhaps some short-lived morning mist and also localised coastal fog. Over the weekend there is an increased risk of cloud and occasional rain in some northern and western parts, but eastern and southern parts should stay warm, dry and bright. Looking further ahead into the following week the trend is for warm or very warm, humid weather and some sunny spells, but also for a more unsettled period with showery outbreaks of rain in many areas, these perhaps heavy and thundery at times.

Updated: 1233 on Fri 28 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 3 Jun 2010 to Saturday 12 Jun 2010:

Cloudy with rain at times in northern and western parts, the rain spreading erratically southeastwards through Thursday and Friday, but southern and eastern parts should remain largely dry and warm with brighter intervals. Sunny spells and scattered showers are expected through the weekend, these may be on the heavier side from time to time with a risk of thunder. It is likely to feel warm in the sunshine but sea breezes will keep it slightly cooler around the coasts. The trend for the end of the period continues in a similar vein with sunshine and showers. The showers may be heavy in nature at times with perhaps some thunder around too. It is likely to continue to feel warm in the sunnier periods.

Updated: 1202 on Sat 29 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 4 Jun 2010 to Sunday 13 Jun 2010:

Cloudy with rain at times in northern and western parts through Friday and Saturday, but also some drier and sunnier intervals likely. Southern and eastern parts should remain largely dry and warm with good spells of sunshine and just the odd shower. From Sunday onwards for the rest of the week, sunny spells and scattered showers are expected for most places, showers likely to be on the heavier side from time to time with a risk of thunder. It should feel warm in the sunshine but sea breezes will keep it slightly cooler around the coasts and there is a chance that temperatures may start to fall in northeast England and eastern Scotland next week.

Updated: 1207 on Sun 30 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 5 Jun 2010 to Monday 14 Jun 2010:

A mixture of showery outbreaks and some brighter spells across northern and western areas this weekend. Central, southern and eastern parts should start largely dry with good spells of sunshine, but an increasing risk of showers by Sunday. The first half of next week is likely to see sunny spells and scattered showers or longer spells of rain in most places, showers turning heavy and perhaps thundery from time to time. The unsettled theme is then expected to continue for the end of the week and the weekend. Breezy at times, particularly in the west. Temperatures are likely to be warm or very warm in many parts at first then closer to normal later, northwestern parts seeing near average temperatures throughout.

Updated: 1217 on Mon 31 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 6 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 15 Jun 2010:

Conditions will turn unsettled and cooler from the west through the course of Sunday and Monday with showers or longer spells of rain, locally heavy and thundery, spreading across the UK. Some southern and eastern parts may well hang on to warmer, brighter conditions through much of Sunday though. This generally unsettled theme then persists for the rest of the period with most places seeing further showers or outbreaks of rain, and again these are likely to be heavy and, perhaps, thundery in places but there will also be some drier and brighter intervals. Temperatures next week are likely to remain near or just above normal for the time of year, with some southern and eastern parts becoming warm at times though.

Updated: 1247 on Tue 1 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 7 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 16 Jun 2010:

The weather will be unsettled on Monday and Tuesday, with showers and longer periods of rain spreading eastwards across the UK. Some of the rain is will be heavy and perhaps thundery but there will be some drier and sunnier interludes. Southern and western areas perhaps more likely to be affected by the heavier outbreaks of rain. This generally unsettled theme then persists for the rest of the period with many places seeing further showers or outbreaks of rain, some heavy and thundery but also some drier and brighter intervals. Temperatures next week are likely to fall back to near normal for the time of year in any sunnier periods, but periods of more persistent rain have the potential to limit temperatures to the cool category.

Updated: 1238 on Wed 2 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 8 Jun 2010 to Thursday 17 Jun 2010:

Most parts will see rather unsettled conditions with showers or longer spells of rain, which may be heavy and thundery at times. Some drier and brighter weather is likely at times too, with the best of this in the far northwest. It should become less unsettled later in the week, particularly across west and southwestern parts of the UK, but remain rather showery further east. Winds may be strong at times, particularly in the north or northeast later, and temperatures should remain near normal but cooler at times in any rain or showers. For the rest of the period, there is a chance of high pressure taking charge, but still with the risk of some more unsettled spells. Temperatures may start to recover a little above normal.

Updated: 1226 on Thu 3 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 10 Jun 2010 to Saturday 19 Jun 2010:

Still mainly unsettled at first, with some persistent rain, which could be slow to clear the southern and eastern parts, whilst drier and brighter conditions can be expected further north and west with a just few showers. Temperatures near or a little below normal, and feeling chilly with a brisk northeast wind on exposed eastern coasts. Remaining unsettled into the weekend, especially in more central and northern parts, with rain or showers at times mixed with brighter interludes, and temperatures staying near or below average. Winds may be breezy at times on exposed coasts. The best of any dryness perhaps in the southwest. Staying fairly unsettled at the start of the following week, but probably becoming drier, brighter and warmer in the south later.

Updated: 1203 on Sat 5 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 11 Jun 2010 to Sunday 20 Jun 2010:

Still mainly unsettled at first, with some rain or showers slow to clear southern and eastern parts on Friday, and drier and brighter conditions further north and west but with just a few showers. Variable cloud for many over the first weekend with some showers at times, and temperatures near or a little below normal with brisk north or northeast winds, especially on exposed eastern coasts. The best of any dry and bright weather perhaps in the southwest. Staying similar to start the new week and for the remainder of the period, with variable cloud and showers at times, mainly for the north and east, with drier and brighter weather further south and west. Temperatures rather cool in exposed northern and eastern areas, but nearer normal in the southwest.

Updated: 1216 on Sun 6 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 12 Jun 2010 to Monday 21 Jun 2010:

Variable amounts of cloud and bright or sunny spells this weekend, best of the sunshine in the south and east at first, and the north and west later. Chance of showers or rain at times, mainly in the north and west initially but then in the south and east later. It will also be breezy in the north at times. Temperatures are likely to be near normal but it will feel pleasant in any sunshine. There are indications that it will be drier next week although there may be showers or rain at times in the far north and west, and also in eastern coastal areas where it is likely to be cool and rather cloudy at times. Southern and western regions are more likely to see warmer, sunnier weather.

Updated: 1253 on Mon 7 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 13 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 22 Jun 2010:

Most areas are likely to see some sunny spells on Sunday and Monday and it should be mostly dry, with the main chance of showers in the south, southeast and also the far north. This pattern is likely to continue for the rest of the period, although perhaps with a slightly greater risk of heavy rain or showers in the south and southeast. There are some signs that it may become more unsettled toward the end of the period with an increasing chance of rain in the north and northwest. However, there should still be plenty of dry and bright weather. Temperatures are likely to be around normal throughout and it will feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine, although eastern areas may be below average for a time.

Updated: 1240 on Tue 8 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 14 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 23 Jun 2010:

Most areas will be generally dry with bright or sunny spells for the first part of the week, despite a low risk of rain in the southeast at first. Towards the end of the week, southern parts of the UK should keep this type of weather but northwestern areas are likely to become more unsettled with an increasing risk of showers or outbreaks of rain. Beyond the weekend, more unsettled weather is likely to spread to most areas, with the highest risk of rain still in the north and northwest. Breezy in the northwest at times. Temperatures are expected to be close to or just above normal and it will feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine, particularly away from the coasts.

Updated: 1201 on Wed 9 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 15 Jun 2010 to Thursday 24 Jun 2010:

Most areas will be generally dry with bright or sunny spells at first, despite a low risk of rain in the southeast. More cloud is expected for the far north of Scotland with occasional rain or showers. This will gradually spread southwards, reaching Northern England and Wales by Saturday and bringing a risk of some rain or showers here also. From then on, indications suggest generally settled weather towards the south and east, with a higher chance of cloud and showery rain further north and west. Winds are expected to be generally light or moderate throughout, though perhaps fresh or strong at times in the north. Temperatures look to be around or slightly below average, but becoming rather warm in sunny periods in the south later.

Updated: 1224 on Thu 10 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 16 Jun 2010 to Friday 25 Jun 2010:

Generally dry for most parts with variable cloud and some sunny periods, although there is a low risk of some showery rain spreading into southern England at first. There is also a risk of rain affecting northern Scotland for a time. Generally settled conditions are expected to last over the weekend for many places, particularly southwestern areas. However, occasional light rain or showers may affect northern and eastern parts of the UK. Throughout the rest of the period, rain or showers may spread to more areas of the UK, although there will still be some sunshine. Mostly light winds may become stronger around exposed northern parts at times. Temperatures should be near normal, but slightly warmer in southern regions.

Updated: 1240 on Fri 11 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 17 Jun 2010 to Saturday 26 Jun 2010:

It should be mainly dry with variable cloud and some sunshine for most of the UK at first, although northern parts may be a little cloudier with occasional rain. There is also a very low risk that thundery rain could spread into the far southeast of England initially. Over next weekend, England and Wales should see plenty of sunshine with the odd heavy shower possible in the southeast. Elsewhere, it should also start mainly dry and bright, but become increasingly cloudy with outbreaks of rain, perhaps spreading southwards later. For the rest of the period, dry and fine conditions in southern regions are likely to be gradually replaced with a mixture of sunny spells and rain or showers affecting most parts. Temperatures near normal but feeling warmer in prolonged sunshine.

Updated: 1142 on Sat 12 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 18 Jun 2010 to Sunday 27 Jun 2010:

For the start of the period up to the beginning of the new week, it should be largely dry for most areas of the UK, with variable cloud and sunny periods. The exception being some occasional cloud and light rain at times in the far north, and some light showers in eastern parts, perhaps extending to other areas for a time. Feeling warm in any prolonged sunshine, especially further south and west in light winds. Temperatures should be near or above normal, however, feeling cooler on northern and eastern coasts with a fresh north or northeasterly breeze. Conditions perhaps turning a little more unsettled for most parts later next week and into the weekend, with spells of rain or showers. Temperatures are expected to remain near or slightly above normal.

Updated: 1204 on Sun 13 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 19 Jun 2010 to Monday 28 Jun 2010:

The coming weekend and into the beginning of the new week, it should remain largely dry for most areas of the UK, with variable cloud and sunny periods. The exception being some occasional cloud and light rain at times in the far north, and isolated light showers in eastern parts, perhaps extending to other areas for a time by mid-week. It'll feel warm in any prolonged sunshine, especially further south and west in light winds. Temperatures should be near or above normal, though cooler on northern and eastern coasts with a fresh northeasterly breeze. It may turn a little more unsettled for most parts later next week and into the weekend, mainly for the north and west, with spells of rain or showers. Temperatures remaining near or slightly above normal.

Updated: 1202 on Mon 14 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 20 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 29 Jun 2010:

Into the beginning of the new week, it should remain largely dry for most areas of the UK, with variable cloud and sunny periods. The exception being more cloud and occasional mainly light rain at times in the far north, and isolated light showers in southeastern parts, possibly extending to other areas by mid-week. It will feel warm in any prolonged sunshine, especially further south and west, and in light winds. Temperatures should be near or above normal, though cooler on northern and eastern coasts with a fresh northeasterly breeze. There is a trend to turn more unsettled for most parts later next week and into the weekend, mainly for the north and west, with spells of rain or showers. Temperatures remaining near or slightly above normal.

Updated: 1212 on Tue 15 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 21 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 30 Jun 2010:

Most areas of the UK should remain largely dry throughout next week with some decent sunny periods at times. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to be cloudiest and are more likely to see occasional rain, although there will be plenty of dry and bright weather too. Although most other places will be mainly dry, isolated light showers may develop at times. Temperatures should be near normal throughout much of the period, and it should feel pleasantly warm in any prolonged periods of sunshine, but will feel cooler on the coasts. Indications are that there these mainly dry conditions will continue to the end of June, with temperatures remaining close to average for the time of year in most places.

Updated: 1201 on Wed 16 Jun

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 22 Jun 2010 to Thursday 1 Jul 2010:

Most areas of the UK should see plenty of fine and dry weather next week, with extended sunny periods and just a low risk of some showers developing inland from time to time. Northwestern areas may well be cloudier with occasional rain, although there should be periods of drier and brighter weather here too. Winds will be fresh at times in the northwest, but should stay light or moderate elsewhere. Beyond the weekend, many areas will remain mainly dry but there is a risk of more unsettled weather spreading from the west. Temperatures are expected to be warm at first, locally very warm in the southeast, but are likely to return to near normal in northern and western parts towards the end of the month.

Updated: 1211 on Thu 17 Jun 2010

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