METO UK Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 24 Jun 2010 to Saturday 3 Jul 2010:

Rather unsettled with rain or showers, especially for northern and western areas at first, but this risk extending to many other areas by the weekend, the showers thundery in places. The best of any sunshine is expected for southern and eastern parts. Into the following week, the mainly unsettled theme continues, with much of the country seeing a chance of showers, and maybe some more prolonged rain, more likely towards the northwest. Temperatures on the warm side for many at first and locally very warm for southeast England. However, nearer normal temperatures expected in wetter conditions and along coasts, where there is a risk of sea breezes developing at times. Indications suggest that temperatures will probably decline to near normal for much of the UK into the start of July.

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 26 Jun 2010 to Monday 5 Jul 2010:

Saturday should be fine, very warm and sunny in many places, although perhaps cooler and cloudier on some eastern coasts. However, from Sunday and into Monday there's an increasing risk of showers or thundery rain extending north-eastwards across the country, although it could stay very warm, locally hot inland. Next week should be less settled than this week, with some rain or showers, but driest in the south and east. Many places will probably stay warm, perhaps very warm, with a small chance of hot conditions persisting. The start of July looks somewhat unsettled at times and perhaps breezy. but with the driest conditions still in the south and east. Temperatures should be mainly near normal, but occasionally warm in the south and east.

Updated: 1247 on Mon 21 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 27 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 6 Jul 2010:

Sunday should be fine, very warm and sunny in central and eastern parts, but with an increasing risk of showers or thunderstorms, already in some western areas, extending northeastwards to other areas by Monday. It should stay warm or very warm, with a chance of locally hot conditions persisting in the southeast, but cooler in the northwest. For the rest of next week it looks like becoming much more unsettled generally, with the possibility of some very windy weather for a time in the northwest of the UK. However, there will still be drier and brighter interludes, especially in the south and east. Temperatures should fall back to nearer normal, but occasionally warm in the south and east. These more unsettled conditions will probably last into the following week.

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 28 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 7 Jul 2010:

Northwestern areas are expected to be mostly cloudy with periods of rain or showers for much of this week. Temperatures will be close to average for the time of year and it may be windy at times, particularly in west Scotland. Elsewhere, most places will see a mixture of sunshine and occasional showers on Monday and Tuesday, with a chance of some heavy and thundery rain in east England at first. Conditions will become increasingly unsettled towards the end of the week, though some dry and sunny intervals are still likely at times. Away from the rather cloudy northwest, temperatures should stay generally warm throughout the period, locally very warm in the southeast. Little change to this general picture is expected beyond the weekend.

Updated: 1217 on Wed 23 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 1 Jul 2010 to Saturday 10 Jul 2010:

Northwestern areas are expected to have rather more in the way of cloud with outbreaks of rain or showers for much of the period, but with some drier and brighter interludes. Temperatures in northwestern parts should be close to average for the time of year, but it may also be windy at times, particularly in western Scotland. Elsewhere, most places will see a mixture of sunshine and perhaps a few showers, some of these heavy and thundery especially in some southern and eastern counties over the weekend and then from the Midlands northwards later. Away from the northwest, temperatures should stay well above normal and it should remain very warm in the south and east throughout the period.

Updated: 1203 on Sat 26 Jun 2010

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Thanks for that, Stu!

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 2 Jul 2010 to Sunday 11 Jul 2010:

Rain is expected across Northern and Western parts at first, becoming heavy at times. Rain should become more showery across most parts over the weekend though, with the possibility of heavy and thundery showers across southeast England. Through the following week, a mixture of clear or sunny spells and showers is expected to continue, with the possibility of more persistent rain spreading from the southwest later. It is likely to be windy at times in the north and west, with temperatures mostly above normal for much of the UK, but very warm in the southeast. For the rest of the period, the best of any brightness is expected towards the south and east, with a greater chance of showers in the north and west.

Updated: 1241 on Sun 27 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 3 Jul 2010 to Monday 12 Jul 2010:

For much of the period, the northwest of the UK looks to be fairly unsettled with rain or showers, some heavy at times, although tending to fragment as they move southeastwards. The best of the dry and sunny weather should remain in southern and eastern parts, although the far southeast may see thundery showers at times, namely over the first weekend and later during the week. Winds will become strong at times across the northwest. Towards the end of the period, there is a signal for more settled weather to extend further north. Temperatures will generally be above average across all parts, with some southern and eastern areas becoming very warm at times. A low risk of very high temperatures for the far southeast early in the period.

Updated: 1233 on Mon 28 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 4 Jul 2010 to Tuesday 13 Jul 2010:

Northwestern areas look to set to remain relatively unsettled throughout the period with rain or showers at times and often fresh or strong winds. However, some sunnier spells are also expected, especially to the lee of high ground. Further southeast, a more settled theme looks likely with more in the way of sunshine and lighter winds, and a lower chance of seeing rain or showers, although some are possible at times. There is however a possibility of some thundery rain spreading from the south during the middle part of next week. Temperatures look to be around normal for many northern areas, but warm elsewhere and possibly very warm in the south and southeast at first, and maybe again towards the end of the period.

Updated: 1210 on Tue 29 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 5 Jul 2010 to Wednesday 14 Jul 2010:

Next week, northwestern parts should remain relatively unsettled with rain or showers, and often fresh to strong west or southwesterly winds. Some drier and brighter weather can be expected in between, especially to the lee of high ground. Temperatures should be around normal here. Elsewhere it should be drier, sunnier and warmer, especially in southeast, with a low chance of catching the odd shower. There is however, an increasing chance of some thundery rain spreading into southern areas for a time during middle part of the week. Temperatures should be warm or very warm, perhaps locally hot in the far southeast. The following week looks similar, with the changeable, more unsettled conditions in northwestern parts, and the best of the dry, bright and warm weather towards the southeast.

Updated: 1205 on Wed 30 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 6 Jul 2010 to Thursday 15 Jul 2010:

Northern and western parts should remain fairly unsettled and often windy, with rain or showers at times. Some drier and brighter weather can also be expected though, especially to the east of high ground. Temperatures will be generally around normal here. Elsewhere it should be more settled with mostly fine and dry weather, although cloudier conditions with occasional rain are also likely at times. Southeast England may remain dry throughout, but there is a low risk of some thundery showers towards the weekend. Temperatures are expected to be warm or very warm. Beyond the weekend, the outlook continues similar, with the more changeable conditions in northwestern parts and the best of the dry, bright and warm weather towards the southeast.

Updated: 1223 on Thu 1 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 7 Jul 2010 to Friday 16 Jul 2010:

Northern and western parts of the UK are expected to remain fairly changeable throughout the period. It will often be windy here with rain or showers and these rather unsettled conditions will extend to central areas on occasion. Some brighter and drier weather is also likely in the northwest however, especially to the east of high ground. In southern and eastern areas, it should be generally more settled with often fine and dry weather. Southeast England may remain dry throughout, but there is a low risk of some thundery showers over the weekend. Temperatures are expected to be around normal for the time of year in the northwest where cloudier conditions prevail, but generally warm elsewhere and locally very warm in the southeast.

Updated: 1222 on Fri 2 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 9 Jul 2010 to Sunday 18 Jul 2010:

The north and west of the UK will remain fairly unsettled throughout the period, with showers or longer periods of rain, some which may be heavy. It will also be windy at times, with a chance of gales in the far north and northwest at first. Elsewhere, it should be more settled with generally dry weather and sunny periods, the best of these across southern and eastern parts of the UK. There is a chance of heavy, thundery showers affecting southern and eastern England at times, most likely during the first half of the period. Temperatures are expected to be around normal for the time of year in the northwest where cloudier conditions prevail. Elsewhere it should be warmer, possibly becoming very warm in the southeast early in the period.

Updated: 1220 on Sun 4 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 10 Jul 2010 to Monday 19 Jul 2010:

The north and west of the UK will remain fairly unsettled throughout the period, with showers or longer periods of rain, some which may be heavy. It will also be windy at times, with the possibility of gales in the far north and northwest at first. Elsewhere, it should be more settled with generally dry weather and sunny periods, the best of these across southern and eastern parts of the UK. However, there is a chance of heavy and possibly thundery showers affecting the far southeast of England at first. Temperatures are expected to be around normal for the time of year in the northwest where cloudier conditions prevail. Elsewhere it should be warmer, possibly becoming very warm in the southeast early in the period.

Updated: 1208 on Mon 5 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 11 Jul 2010 to Tuesday 20 Jul 2010:

Cloudy on Sunday with rain or showers in many areas, some turning heavy. There is also a low possibility of thundery showers across southeast England. Brighter weather with sunny spells and light showers is likely to spread from the west to most parts by Monday, but cloud should increase again, especially in northwestern parts of the UK. Here, the chance of rain will be highest, but southeastern parts of the UK should remain drier and brighter. Through the rest of the period, northwestern parts are likely to remain unsettled, with southeastern parts retaining mainly dry and bright weather. Winds are likely to remain quite strong across the northwest of the UK, reaching gale force at times. Temperatures should stay near normal here, but remain warm or very warm further southeast.

Updated: 1203 on Tue 6 Jul 2010

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Edited July 6, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 13 Jul 2010 to Thursday 22 Jul 2010:

Northern and western parts of the UK should remain rather unsettled on Tuesday with showers or longer spells of rain, these may turn heavy across western Scotland and Northern Ireland accompanied with strong gusty winds. The south and east seem likely to see some sunshine at first where it is likely to remain very warm and humid. Through the rest of the period, northwestern parts are likely to remain unsettled, whilst southern and eastern areas keep some dry, bright weather, but with a chance of some occasional rain here too. Winds are likely to remain quite strong across northwest UK, reaching gale force at times. Temperatures should stay near normal here, but often warm in the southeast of England.

Updated: 1218 on Thu 8 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 14 Jul 2010 to Friday 23 Jul 2010:

An unsettled start to the period across the UK, with most places seeing rain at times. This will be most persistent and locally heavy in northern and western parts of the UK and it will also be windy here with a risk of gales in exposed northwestern areas. The best of the drier interludes during this time will be in the southeastern section of the UK. Over the weekend and the following week, it will remain unsettled and often windy in the northern half of the UK, but southern areas will become generally drier and warmer. Temperatures throughout the period are likely to be around normal in the north, though feeling cool in rain, but warm in the south and locally very warm in some southeastern areas.

Updated: 1202 on Fri 9 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 15 Jul 2010 to Saturday 24 Jul 2010:

An unsettled start to the period across the UK, with most places seeing rain or showers at times. Rain will be most persistent and locally heavy in northern and western parts of the UK and it will also be windy here with a risk of gales in northern Scotland. The best of the drier interludes during this time will be in the southeastern section of the UK. Over the weekend and the following week, it will remain unsettled and often windy in the northern half of the UK, but southern areas will become generally drier and warmer. Temperatures throughout the period are likely to be around normal in the north, though feeling cool in rain, but warm in the south and perhaps becoming very warm in some southeastern areas later.

Updated: 1214 on Sat 10 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 16 Jul 2010 to Sunday 25 Jul 2010:

Starting unsettled on Friday across the UK, with most places seeing some showers, locally heavy in central and eastern England, but improving from the west to give a mostly dry day on Saturday. Throughout next week, the weather will remain changeable with the northwestern half of the UK experiencing a mixture of showers, longer spells of rain and some dry and brighter interludes. Southeastern parts will be generally drier and warmer but occasional rain should not be ruled out here either. Breezy at times, especially in the north. Temperatures throughout the period are likely to be around normal in the north, though feeling cool in rain, but warm in the south and perhaps becoming very warm in some southeastern areas for a time next week.

Updated: 1214 on Sun 11 Jul

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 17 Jul 2010 to Monday 26 Jul 2010:

A drier day on Saturday, with some sunshine and occasional showers, some heavy and thundery. Turning wetter in northern and western parts of the UK from Sunday, as rain spreads from the southwest to these areas. Early next week, rain is expected to spread southeastwards to most remaining parts of the UK, although southeastern England should stay mostly dry and bright. For the rest of the period, it looks as though northwestern parts of the UK will retain the greatest chance of seeing further rain, with southeastern areas staying drier, brighter and warmer. Winds may become quite strong across northwestern parts of the UK, and here, temperatures will stay near normal. Further south and east, temperatures should be slightly above normal, feeling warm or very warm.

Updated: 1241 on Mon 12 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 18 Jul 2010 to Tuesday 27 Jul 2010:

Turning wetter in northern and western parts of the UK on Sunday, with rain gradually spreading east to most remaining parts. However, southeastern England should stay mostly dry and bright. Early in the week, a change to sunshine and scattered showers is expected for many, especially northwestern parts of the UK. It may become drier and brighter around mid-week, particularly in southeast England. For the rest of the period, northwestern parts of the UK will retain the greatest chance of seeing further rain, with southeastern areas staying drier, brighter and warmer. Winds may become quite strong across northwestern parts of the UK, and here, temperatures will stay near normal. Further south and east, temperatures should be slightly above normal, feeling warm or very warm.

Updated: 1207 on Tue 13 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

Showers for north and west

Drier to the east and south

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Edited July 14, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 21 Jul 2010 to Friday 30 Jul 2010:

From the middle of next week, spells of rain or showers are expected for many parts of the UK. It should start to become drier, brighter and warmer from the south by the weekend, especially in southern and southwestern parts of England, including Wales, with perhaps just a few light showers at times. Into the following week, northern parts of the UK will retain the greatest chance of seeing further rain or showers, whilst southern parts, including Wales, can expect drier, brighter and warmer weather for most of the time. Winds may become quite strong across northwestern parts of the UK at times, and here, temperatures should stay around normal. Further south and east, temperatures should be mostly above normal, and perhaps very warm at times towards southeast England.

Updated: 1204 on Fri 16 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 22 Jul 2010 to Saturday 31 Jul 2010:

From the middle of next week, spells of rain or showers are expected for many parts of the UK. It should start to become drier, brighter and warmer from the south by the weekend, especially in southern and southwestern parts of England, including Wales, with perhaps just a few light showers at times. Into the following week, northern parts of the UK will retain the greatest chance of seeing further rain or showers, whilst southern parts, including Wales, can expect drier, brighter and warmer weather for most of the time. Winds may become quite strong across northwestern parts of the UK at times, and here, temperatures should stay around normal. Further south and east, temperatures should be mostly above normal, and perhaps very warm at times towards southeast England.

Updated: 1200 on Sat 17 Jul 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 24 Jul 2010 to Monday 2 Aug 2010:

Mainly dry conditions this weekend, though some heavy or thundery showers are possible in southeast England at first and occasional rain is also likely in northwestern areas. Windy at times in the northwest and temperatures generally near normal. For the following week and weekend, the northern half of the UK is likely to be rather unsettled with spells of rain or showers, although with some drier and brighter days as well. Temperatures here mostly near normal and still the chance of some rather windy conditions at times. More settled in the south, where it should stay mainly dry with lighter winds and some sunshine. Becoming warm or very warm again in southern areas, with the highest temperatures likely to be towards the southeast.

Updated: 1225 on Mon 19 Jul

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