METO UK Further Outlook 16 Day To 30 Forecast

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 27 Dec 2010 to Monday 10 Jan 2011:

Continuing unsettled and often windy with further wintry showers and perhaps some longer outbreaks of snow in places. Temperatures look set to be generally below average for much of the UK, with a risk of frost and ice in places. However, some milder spells are likely with rain rather than snow, especially in the south.

Updated: 1148 on Sun 12 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 28 Dec 2010 to Tuesday 11 Jan 2011:

Continuing unsettled and often windy with further wintry showers and perhaps some longer outbreaks of snow in places, especially in the north of the UK. Temperatures look set to be generally below average for much of the country, with a risk of frost and ice in places. However, some less cold spells are likely with rain rather than snow, especially in the south and west.

Updated: 1207 on Mon 13 Dec 2010

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 29 Dec 2010 to Wednesday 12 Jan 2011:

Continuing unsettled and often windy with further wintry showers and perhaps some longer outbreaks of snow in places, especially in the north of the UK. Temperatures look set to be generally below average for much of the country, with a risk of overnight frost and ice continuing in places. However, some less-cold conditions can be expected at times, with rain rather than snow, especially in the south and west of the UK.

Updated: 1229 on Tue 14 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 30 Dec 2010 to Thursday 13 Jan 2011:

Continuing unsettled and often windy with further wintry showers and perhaps some longer outbreaks of snow in places, especially in the north of the UK. Temperatures look set to be generally below average for much of the country, with a risk of overnight frost and ice continuing in places. However, some less-cold conditions can be expected at times, with rain rather than snow, especially in the south and west of the UK.

Updated: 1110 on Wed 15 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 31 Dec 2010 to Friday 14 Jan 2011:

Continuing unsettled and often windy with further wintry showers and perhaps some longer outbreaks of snow in places, especially in the north of the UK. Temperatures look set to be below average for much of the country, with a risk of overnight frost and ice continuing in places. However, some less-cold conditions can be expected at times, with rain rather than snow, mainly in the south and west of the UK.

Updated: 1158 on Thu 16 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 1 Jan 2011 to Saturday 15 Jan 2011:

More westerly or northwesterly winds are likely to predominate through the period. Maximum temperatures are expected to be below average, and possibly well below average in eastern Scotland. Night-time minimum temperatures will also be generally below average, particularly in southern and eastern England, although likely around average in Northern Ireland. It is likely to be a drier than average period in all parts, while sunshine amounts should be average in all parts, or even above in Scotland.

Updated: 1320 on Fri 17 Dec 2010

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Edited December 17, 2010 by Stuart

[johnholmes]

Stu?

I think you may not have seen this very unusual amendment issued late last evening?

UK Outlook for Saturday 1 Jan 2011 to Saturday 15 Jan 2011:

Average temperatures are expected to be below average, and possibly well below average at times in some eastern areas, whilst perhaps returning to normal across Northern Ireland. A continuing risk of sleet and snow in some areas, but a chance of less-cold conditions at times. There is, however, a signal that it will become drier than average for some parts of the UK.

Updated: 2311 on Fri 17 Dec 2010

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 2 Jan 2011 to Sunday 16 Jan 2011:

Generally temperatures are expected to be below average, and possibly well below average at times in some eastern areas, whilst perhaps returning to normal across Northern Ireland. A continuing risk of sleet and snow in some areas, but a chance of less-cold conditions at times. There is, however, a signal that it will become drier than average for some parts of the UK.

Updated: 1800 on Sat 18 Dec 2010

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Edited December 18, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 3 Jan 2011 to Monday 17 Jan 2011:

A return to nearer normal temperatures across much of the UK appears likely as we move into the New Year. Probably remaining unsettled, but with an increasing chance of some longer drier interludes with more sunshine.

Updated: 1221 on Sun 19 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 4 Jan 2011 to Tuesday 18 Jan 2011:

A return to nearer normal temperatures across much of the UK appears likely as we move into the New Year. Probably remaining unsettled, but with an increasing chance of some longer drier interludes with more sunshine.

Updated: 1157 on Mon 20 Dec 2010

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[yamkin]

Until Stuart returns, here is the UK Outlook for Tuesday 11 Jan 2011 to Tuesday 25 Jan 2011:

The weather looks set to remain rather cold for much of this period, with nighttime frosts quite likely and temperatures probably a bit below normal, though brief milder interludes are possible particularly in the south and west.

Updated: 1146 on Mon 27 Dec 2010

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Edited December 27, 2010 by yamkin

[yamkin]

Until Stuart returns, here is the UK Outlook for Wednesday 12 Jan 2011 to Wednesday 26 Jan 2011:

The weather looks set to remain rather cold for much of this period, with overnight frosts quite likely. However, brief milder interludes are possible particularly in the south and west, with amounts of sunshine perhaps a little above average here. Precipitation amounts are expected to be around or slightly below normal.

Updated: 1155 on Tue 28 Dec 2010

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[yamkin]

Until Stuart returns, here is the UK Outlook for UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Jan 2011 to Thursday 27 Jan 2011:

The weather looks set to remain rather cold for much of this period, with overnight frosts quite likely. However, brief milder interludes are possible particularly in the south and west, with amounts of sunshine perhaps a little above average here. Precipitation amounts are expected to be around or slightly below normal.

Updated: 1121 on Wed 29 Dec 2010

[Stuart]

mmmmmmmmm i back i take over from now :lol:

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Jan 2011 to Thursday 27 Jan 2011:

The weather looks set to remain rather cold for much of this period, with wintry showers and overnight frosts quite likely. However, brief milder interludes are possible. The best of the dry and bright conditions are also most likely to be found in southwestern parts.

Updated: 1120 on Thu 30 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Jan 2011 to Saturday 29 Jan 2011:

The second half of January should keep a colder-than-average theme, with temperatures in much of Scotland and Northern Ireland likely to be well below the average for the period, with England and Wales also seeing rather cold conditions. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly surpressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With the lower-than-average temperatures for the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the country.

Updated: 1150 on Fri 31 Dec 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 16 Jan 2011 to Sunday 30 Jan 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK at the start of this period, the second half of January may see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With the lower-than-average temperatures for the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the country.

Updated: 1210 on Sat 1 Jan 2011

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[snowyqueen]

12 GFS turned into an absoloute stonker! That was out of nowhere. Needs the Met office further outlook to come on board before i start getting excited though.

when is the met office further outlook due please?

[clark3r]

when is the met office further outlook due please?

lunch time tommorow!

[yamkin]

when is the met office further outlook due please?

UK Outlook for Monday 17 Jan 2011 to Monday 31 Jan 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK (and perhaps slightly above normal in the southwest) at the start of this period, the second half of January looks likely to see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With lower-than-average temperatures for much of the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the UK.

Updated: 1142 on Sun 2 Jan 2011

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Edited January 2, 2011 by yamkin

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 18 Jan 2011 to Tuesday 1 Feb 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK (and perhaps slightly above normal in the southwest) at the start of this period, the second half of January looks likely to see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With lower-than-average temperatures for much of the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the UK.

Updated: 1214 on Mon 3 Jan 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Jan 2011 to Wednesday 2 Feb 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK (and perhaps slightly above normal in the southwest) at the start of this period, the second half of January looks likely to see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With lower-than-average temperatures for much of the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the UK.

Updated: 1159 on Tue 4 Jan 2011

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Edited January 4, 2011 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Jan 2011 to Thursday 3 Feb 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK (and perhaps slightly above normal in the southwest) at the start of this period, the second half of January looks likely to see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With lower-than-average temperatures for much of the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the UK.

Updated: 1153 on Wed 5 Jan 2011

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

[Don]

UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Jan 2011 to Thursday 3 Feb 2011:

Although temperatures are likely to be near normal in many parts of the UK (and perhaps slightly above normal in the southwest) at the start of this period, the second half of January looks likely to see a return to colder conditions in places. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly suppressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With lower-than-average temperatures for much of the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the UK.

Updated: 1153 on Wed 5 Jan 2011

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

This outlook has not changed at all since the 2nd! Not sure what to make of it.

[Great Plum]

I think it's often updated once weekly...