METO UK Further Outlook 16 Day To 30 Forecast

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 11 Mar 2012 to Sunday 25 Mar 2012:

Northern and some western parts of the UK are expected to continue to be affected by spells of unsettled weather. As such, rainfall amounts here are likely to be near average with temperatures often near normal or mild for the time of year. Elsewhere, conditions will tend to be more settled so rainfall amounts will probably be average or below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain, whilst temperatures are most likely to be close or just above average, but still with a risk of overnight frost.

Updated: 1159 on Sat 25 Feb 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 12 Mar 2012 to Monday 26 Mar 2012:

Northern and some western parts of the UK are expected to continue to be affected by spells of unsettled weather. As such, rainfall amounts here are likely to be near average, with temperatures often near-normal or mild for the time of year. Elsewhere, conditions will tend to be more settled, so rainfall amounts will probably be average or below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain. Temperatures are most likely to be close to or just above average, but still with a risk of overnight frost.

Updated: 1147 on Sun 26 Feb 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 13 Mar 2012 to Tuesday 27 Mar 2012:

Indications are that conditions will become a little drier, particularly across southern areas, with temperatures generally rising to near or a little above normal. Despite the nearer-normal temperatures, occasional overnight frost remains a risk. Rainfall amounts across northern areas are likely to be near-average, whilst more settled conditions elsewhere will tend to lead to rainfall amounts around or slightly below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain.

Updated: 1115 on Mon 27 Feb 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 14 Mar 2012 to Wednesday 28 Mar 2012:

Indications are that conditions will gradually become a little drier, particularly across southern areas, with temperatures generally rising to near or a little above normal. Despite the nearer-normal temperatures, occasional overnight frost remains a risk, mainly in the north. Rainfall amounts across northern areas are likely to be near-average, whilst more settled conditions elsewhere will tend to lead to rainfall amounts around or slightly below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain.

Updated: 1212 on Tue 28 Feb 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 14 Mar 2012 to Wednesday 28 Mar 2012:

Indications are that conditions will gradually become a little drier in general with temperatures generally rising to near or a little above normal. Despite the nearer-normal temperatures, occasional overnight frost remains a risk, mainly in the north. Rainfall amounts across northern areas are likely to be near-average, whilst more settled conditions elsewhere will tend to lead to rainfall amounts around or slightly below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain.

Updated: 1227 on Wed 29 Feb 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 16 Mar 2012 to Friday 30 Mar 2012:

Indications are that conditions will gradually become a little drier in general with temperatures generally rising to near normal. Despite the nearer-normal temperatures, occasional overnight frost remains a risk, especially in the north. Rainfall amounts across northern areas are likely to be near or above average, whilst more settled conditions elsewhere will tend to lead to rainfall amounts around or slightly below average, especially in eastern and southern Britain.

Updated: 1237 on Thu 1 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 17 Mar 2012 to Saturday 31 Mar 2012:

The largely unsettled theme to the weather is expected to continue for the first part of the period, with near average amounts of rainfall across the country. However, there are indications of some quieter weather introducing itself towards the end of March, at least across southern parts of the UK, with much drier conditions. Temperatures are expected to be above average nationwide throughout the period.

Updated: 1202 on Fri 2 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 18 Mar 2012 to Sunday 1 Apr 2012:

The transition towards more settled conditions across the UK will continue through the first part of period, with somewhat drier weather becoming dominant though the latter half of March. There are still likely to be some wetter and windier periods at times, particularly in the north, but these are likely to be less frequent than preceding weeks. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north.

Updated: 1216 on Sat 3 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 19 Mar 2012 to Monday 2 Apr 2012:

A generally settled period of weather is likely across much of the UK through the latter half of March. However, there are still likely to be some wetter and windier periods, particularly in the north and these may extend south at times, although overall they are likely to be less frequent than preceding weeks. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north.

Updated: 1237 on Sun 4 Mar 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 20 Mar 2012 to Tuesday 3 Apr 2012:

Often settled weather conditions are likely across the UK through the second half of March. There are still likely to be occasional wetter and windier periods, particularly in the north and these may extend south at times. However, unsettled spells are likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March and rainfall over at least eastern and southern UK is expected to remain below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north.

Updated: 1159 on Mon 5 Mar 2012

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[Summer Sun]

Also spot the mistake above, someone at the met office thinks were in February still

[ghrud]

Also spot the mistake above, someone at the met office thinks were in February still

Mistake or just comparing late February to early March?

unsettled spells are likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March and rainfall over at least eastern

[johnholmes]

likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March

is what they wrote and surely means exactly that-I see no mistake whatever

[DAVID SNOW]

likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March

is what they wrote and surely means exactly that-I see no mistake whatever

Indeed John,

makes perfect sense.

[Methuselah]

Also spot the mistake above, someone at the met office thinks were in February still

No 'mistake' spotted, here!

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 21 Mar 2012 to Wednesday 4 Apr 2012:

Often settled weather conditions are likely across the UK through the second half of March and into early April. There are still likely to be occasional wetter and windier periods, particularly in the north and these may extend south at times. However, unsettled spells are likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March and rainfall over at least eastern and southern UK is expected to remain below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north and southeast.

Updated: 1143 on Tue 6 Mar 2012

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[leicsnow]

Well today's update says cooler periods possible "particularly in the north and southeast" rather than just the "north". Maybe some signs of wintry weather?

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 22 Mar 2012 to Thursday 5 Apr 2012:

Often settled weather conditions are likely across the UK through the final third of March and into early April. There are still likely to be occasional wetter and windier periods, particularly in the north and these may extend south at times. However, unsettled spells are likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March and rainfall over at least eastern and southern UK is expected to remain below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north and southeast.

Updated: 1146 on Wed 7 Mar 2012

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[Eugene]

I wonder why nobody has posted this,

UK Outlook for Monday 12 Mar 2012 to Wednesday 21 Mar 2012:

Largely dry and settled through this period, with mostly light winds as high pressure lies in the vicinity of the UK. It will be rather cloudy at times, with the best cloud breaks appearing to the lee of high ground. Some patchy light rain and drizzle is possible across exposed parts of the northwest, particularly towards the weekend. With time there is a chance of more persistent rain affecting western areas, with only a low chance of any significant rain across southeastern Britain. Night-time minimum temperatures will generally be very variable, with a continuing risk of occasional fog and frost, perhaps more likely in southeastern areas as a consequence of the increased likelihood of cloud breaks here. Meanwhile, maximum temperatures should be generally around or a little above normal throughout.

Updated: 1123 on Wed 7 Mar 2012

Edited March 7, 2012 by Eugene

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Friday 23 Mar 2012 to Friday 6 Apr 2012:

Often settled weather conditions are likely across the UK through the final third of March and into early April. There are still likely to be occasional wetter and windier periods, particularly in the north and these may extend south at times. However, unsettled spells are likely to be less frequent than during late February and early March and rainfall over at least eastern and southern UK is expected to remain below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in the north and southeast.

Updated: 1131 on Thu 8 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 24 Mar 2012 to Saturday 7 Apr 2012:

Mainly settled conditions are likely to return across the UK at the end of March. Rainfall across the UK is likely to be below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in southeast. There may still be occasional wetter and windier periods, these most likely in the west and far northwest through the end of March, and perhaps further south during the beginning of April.

Updated: 1137 on Fri 9 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 25 Mar 2012 to Sunday 8 Apr 2012:

Mainly settled conditions are likely to return across the UK at the end of March. Rainfall across the UK is likely to be below average. Temperatures are likely to be largely above average, although some cooler periods are possible, particularly in southeast. There may still be occasional wetter and windier periods, these most likely in the west and far northwest through the end of March, and perhaps further south during the beginning of April.

Updated: 1159 on Sat 10 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 26 Mar 2012 to Monday 9 Apr 2012:

Southern and southeastern areas are likely to remain mainly settled during the last week of March, with rainfall probably remaining below average and temperatures likely to be average or above average, although some cooler periods are possible. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to remain changeable with some dry and bright periods, but also with a chance of some wet and windy weather too. Temperatures here will probably be nearer to average. There are some signs of more generally unsettled weather affecting the UK at the start of April though, which suggests both temperatures and rainfall could be around average in most areas.

Updated: 1213 on Sun 11 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 27 Mar 2012 to Tuesday 10 Apr 2012:

Southern and southeastern areas are likely to remain mainly settled during the last week of March, with rainfall probably remaining below average and temperatures likely to be average or above average, although some cooler periods are possible. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to remain changeable with some dry and bright periods, but also with a chance of some wet and windy weather too. Temperatures here will probably be nearer to average. There are some signs of more generally unsettled weather affecting the UK at the start of April though, which suggests both temperatures and rainfall could be around average in most areas.

Updated: 1159 on Mon 12 Mar 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 28 Mar 2012 to Wednesday 11 Apr 2012:

Southern and southeastern areas are likely to remain mainly settled into the end of March, with rainfall probably remaining below average and temperatures likely to be average or above average, although some cooler periods are possible. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to remain changeable with some dry and bright periods, but also with a chance of some wet and windy weather too. Temperatures here will probably be nearer to average. There are some signs of more generally unsettled weather affecting the UK at the start of April though, which suggests both temperatures and rainfall could be around average in most areas.

Updated: 1146 on Tue 13 Mar 2012

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