METO UK Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 23 Aug 2010 to Wednesday 1 Sep 2010:

A generally unsettled period of weather is in prospect. Showers or longer spells of rain are expected across the UK on many days, turning heavy in places, although it may become mostly dry for a time around the middle of the first week. Some sunshine is also likely, however, between the showers, probably most prevalent in the mornings. Strong winds are expected at times, especially in exposed western areas, where there is a risk of gales. Temperatures should be mainly on the cool side, but mild nights are likely under the cloud. Towards the end of the week, there are some indications of possibly improving conditions but the overall picture is for the unsettled theme to continue throughout.

Updated: 1203 on Wed 18 Aug 2010

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Edited August 18, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 24 Aug 2010 to Thursday 2 Sep 2010:

A generally unsettled period of weather is in prospect. Showers or longer spells of rain are expected across the UK on many days, turning heavy in places, although it may become mostly dry for a time around the middle of next week. Some sunshine is also likely, however, between the showers, probably most prevalent in the mornings. Strong winds are expected at times, especially in exposed western areas, where there is a risk of gales. Temperatures should be mainly on the cool side, but mild nights are likely under the cloud. Towards the end of the week, there are some indications of possibly improving conditions but the overall picture is for the unsettled theme to continue throughout.

Updated: 1149 on Thu 19 Aug 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 25 Aug 2010 to Friday 3 Sep 2010:

Much of the UK will be dry on Wednesday with only scattered showers likely, these mainly in northern and western parts. However, wetter and windier conditions are likely to spread across the UK during the last few days of the week. These unsettled conditions may continue into the Bank Holiday weekend although there are some indications of drier and brighter weather spreading from the west later before the end of the weekend. The last few days of August and the first few days of September are likely to remain unsettled, although with a greater chance of drier and brighter spells in the south and east. Temperatures will be generally rather cool at first but should gradually recover to near normal by the start of September.

Updated: 1253 on Fri 20 Aug

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 27 Aug 2010 to Sunday 5 Sep 2010:

It is likely to be an unsettled and windy start to the Bank Holiday weekend with heavy showers and coastal gales affecting much of the United Kingdom during Friday. Some mixed weather is likely over the rest of the weekend with further showers, but also sunny spells. Southern England may become humid for a time with risk of heavy rain or showers, but with many northern and western areas staying cooler. The end of August and start of September are likely to remain rather changeable across the north, but with some drier and brighter spells developing. Southern and eastern areas will often be drier and sunnier. Temperatures will be generally rather cool at first but should gradually recover, becoming warm at times in the south.

Updated: 1233 on Sun 22 Aug 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 28 Aug 2010 to Monday 6 Sep 2010:

Many parts of the United Kingdom are expected to see a mixture of sunshine and showers on Saturday. The showers should then become mostly confined to northern Scotland on Sunday, although there is still a chance of some rain affecting southern England, perhaps heavy or thundery. During the first part of next week, there should be a good deal of dry and bright weather for most places, though showers are still possible. The start of September is likely to be rather changeable across the north, but with some drier and brighter spells developing. Southern and eastern areas will often be drier and sunnier. Temperatures will be generally near normal or rather cool at first but should gradually recover, becoming warm at times in the south.

Updated: 1243 on Mon 23 Aug 2010

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[Stuart]

for Monday 6 Sep 2010 to Wednesday 15 Sep 2010:Most areas should see fine and dry weather to start the new week, but with an increasing chance of showers for Wales and southwest England. During the course of the week, persistent rain will gradually spread northwards into most of the UK, whilst Scotland may hang onto some drier and brighter weather. Maximum temperatures should be around normal, but it will tend to become breezier during this period, especially on southern and eastern coasts, so it will feel a little cooler here. The following week should stay unsettled across much of the country with further rain at times, mainly in the north and west, but also with some drier and brighter periods. Daytime temperatures are likely to be near normal, but it will feel cooler in any wind and rain.

Updated: 1151 on Wed 1 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 7 Sep 2010 to Thursday 16 Sep 2010:

On Tuesday, southern England and Wales will see the start of some unsettled, wet weather spreading northwards into the rest of England and Northern Ireland during the course of the week. Parts of Scotland may hang onto some drier and brighter weather during this time, especially western Scotland. It will tend to be breezy during this period, especially on eastern coasts and Scotland. Maximum temperatures should be around normal, but feeling cooler in the wind and rain. The following week should start unsettled across much of the country with further spells of rain at times, mainly in the east, but gradually becoming drier as the week goes on, especially in the south. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal, but it will feel cooler in any wind and rain.

Updated: 1205 on Thu 2 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 8 Sep 2010 to Friday 17 Sep 2010:

On Wednesday, southern England and Wales will continue to be unsettled, with wet weather at times across England, Scotland and Northern Ireland. This unsettled weather will continue during the rest of the week. It will tend to be breezy during this period, especially on eastern coasts and Scotland. Maximum temperatures should be around normal, but feeling cooler in the wind and rain. The following week should start unsettled across much of the country with further spells of rain at times, mainly in the east, but also some drier and sunnier spells, especially in the south. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in any sunshine, but it will feel cooler in any wind and rain.

Updated: 1224 on Fri 3 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 9 Sep 2010 to Saturday 18 Sep 2010:

Showers and longer spells of rain will affect many parts of the UK on Thursday and Friday. The most persistent rain is likely to be in the far northeast of Britain, with the south likely to see the best of any dry and bright conditions. This unsettled weather will continue through the weekend of the 11th and 12th September and into the following week with further spells of rain at times. It will be breezy at times throughout the forecast period, mainly in the northeast at first but then in the west and northwest from the weekend onwards. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal and may rise slightly above normal in the south and east in any sunshine, but it will feel cooler in any wind and rain.

Updated: 1218 on Sat 4 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 10 Sep 2010 to Sunday 19 Sep 2010:

Showers and longer spells of rain will affect many parts of the UK from Friday and over the weekend. The most persistent rain is expected to be in the far north of Britain, with the south and east likely to see the best of any dry and bright conditions. Rain or showers will spread to most areas during the following week with some brighter spells at times, mostly in the east and southeast. It will be breezy in exposed areas throughout the forecast period, especially in the west and northwest. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal and may rise slightly above in the south and east in any sunshine, but it will feel cooler in any wind and persistent rain.

Updated: 1215 on Sun 5 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 11 Sep 2010 to Monday 20 Sep 2010:

Showers and longer spells of rain will affect many parts, but especially England and Wales on Saturday, with most showers becoming confined to northwestern parts of the UK on Sunday. From the following week onwards, rain or showers will spread to most areas, particularly northern parts of Britain. There will also be some brighter spells at times, these mostly in the east and southeast of England. It will be breezy at times, with a risk of gales in exposed areas, especially in the north of the UK. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal and may rise slightly above in the south and east in any sunshine, but it will feel cooler in any wind and persistent rain.

Updated: 1255 on Mon 6 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 12 Sep 2010 to Tuesday 21 Sep 2010:

The majority of showers should become confined to northwestern parts of the UK on Sunday. From the following week onwards, rain or showers will spread to most areas, particularly northern parts of Britain. There will also be some brighter spells at times, these mostly in the east and southeast of England. From the 16th onwards the forecast remains similar with a north south split still, but with a marked reduction in confidence and in the detail. It will be breezy at times, with a risk of gales in exposed areas, especially in the north of the UK. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal and may rise slightly above in the south and east in any sunshine, but it will feel cooler in any wind and persistent rain.

Updated: 1145 on Tue 7 Sep

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 13 Sep 2010 to Wednesday 22 Sep 2010:

Monday should see a fine start in southern areas of the UK, but rain in the north will spread to most parts over the next day or so, the heaviest of this rain always likely to be around western hills. From Wednesday onwards, sunshine and showers are likely for all areas, the focus of heavier showers being the north and northeast of the UK, while southwestern parts see the best of somewhat drier weather. It will be breezy at times, with a risk of gales in exposed areas, especially in the north of the UK. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in southern parts but it is expected to become rather cool in the north, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in shelter.

Updated: 1212 on Wed 8 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 14 Sep 2010 to Thursday 23 Sep 2010:

Dry with some sunshine in the south on Tuesday, with more unsettled weather in the north spreading southwards during Wednesday. Strong westerly winds and periods of heavy rain are expected for most; particularly in exposed western and northwestern parts of the UK. Windy in these areas, possibly gale force towards the weekend. Remaining generally unsettled, but with some sunnier periods for all areas towards the weekend; wettest and windiest in the northwest, and driest and brightest in the southeast. Sunshine and showers, mixed with occasional longer spells of rain look set to continue to the end of the outlook period. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in the south, with it becoming cooler in the north, bringing an increasing risk of localised overnight frost.

Updated: 1158 on Thu 9 Sep

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 15 Sep 2010 to Friday 24 Sep 2010:

Dry for most of the UK on Wednesday with just a few showers in northern parts, particularly over Scotland, accompanied with strong, possibly gale force northwesterly winds in exposed northeastern parts of Scotland for a time. Further spells of rain or showers for most parts of the UK after Thursday and into the weekend, particularly across Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England, where it will also remain fairly windy at times. There should be more in the way of drier and brighter conditions towards the south of England. Temperatures will feel rather cool in the north with the frequent spells of rain, but nearer normal further south. This north-south split across the UK is expected to continue after the weekend and during the following week.

Updated: 1127 on Fri 10 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 16 Sep 2010 to Saturday 25 Sep 2010:

The southern half of the United Kingdom is likely to be dry at first on Thursday with some bright or sunny spells, but rain is expected to spread from the west later in the day, affecting much of England and Wales on Friday and possibly continuing into Saturday in the southeast. Northern areas are likely to be windy with showers on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and it will feel rather cool. Sunshine and showers will spread across the UK by the start of the following week and it will become rather cool, with a chance of overnight frost. By the last weekend of September the weather will probably become more unsettled for most with showers, longer spells rain and windy weather too, especially in exposed areas.

Updated: 1247 on Sat 11 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

Unsettled weather will affect many places with some bright and dry periods but also some showers, these most widespread in the north, with the best of the weather expected in central and southeastern England and also to the south and southeast of high ground. There is a risk of persistent rain, heavy rain affecting southern England during Friday and possibly into Saturday. Further sunshine and showers are likely to spread across the UK by the start of the following week and it will become rather cool for a couple of days, with a chance of overnight frost. Thereafter, westerly winds will prevail and temperatures are likely to return to near normal with unsettled weather for most. Showers and longer spells rain are expected and also windy especially in exposed areas.

Updated: 1202 on Sun 12 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

Showers, some heavy, are expected in far northern parts of the UK at first over the weekend, otherwise it should be mainly dry and bright with only a few light showers. From Monday (20th), only the south and southeast are likely to hang onto the mainly dry weather at first, with rain or showers expected across northwestern parts of the country. This more unsettled weather is likely to spread to most parts of the UK by Wednesday, with rain turning heavy in northwestern parts. Winds will become strong in many parts, but lighter in the south and southeast at first. Temperatures will be a little below normal at first, with patchy frost possible in rural spots, but should recover to near normal from Monday (20th).

Updated: 1245 on Mon 13 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 19 Sep 2010 to Tuesday 28 Sep 2010:

It should be mainly dry and bright with only a few light showers on Sunday, mainly in eastern coastal areas, but become cloudier from the west during Monday with outbreaks of rain. This more unsettled weather is likely to spread to most parts of the UK by Wednesday 22nd and last throughout the period, with rain turning heavy at times in northwestern regions. Winds will become strong, possibly gale force in many areas, but should stay lighter in the south and southeast at first. Temperatures will be a little below normal at first, with patchy frost possible in rural spots, but should recover to near or slightly above normal early in the week beginning Monday 20th.

Updated: 1214 on Tue 14 Sep 2010

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[Stuart]

this one was getting to long so stared a new one

can some one close this

new one http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/64157-meto-uk-further-outlook/

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 7 Mar 2011 to Wednesday 16 Mar 2011:

A rather settled, although quite cloudy spell is likely at first. Most places should stay dry, although the odd spot of light rain or drizzle cannot be ruled out, perhaps turning more persistent at times in northern Scotland. Temperatures will be generally a little below normal, with a risk of frost and fog patches under any night time cloud breaks. From the middle of the first week it looks likely that it will turn more unsettled and milder across northern parts of the UK, with outbreaks of occasionally heavy rain and strong, perhaps gale-force winds at times. However, southern areas are likely to see drier, colder periods, with the risk of overnight frost continuing wherever there are clear skies.

Updated: 1153 on Wed 2 Mar 2011

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