METO UK Further Outlook 16 Day To 30 Forecast

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 14 Jun 2010 to Monday 28 Jun 2010:

The theme of sunshine and showers is likely to continue at first with perhaps a trend towards higher pressure giving drier and brighter conditions. Many areas should see a good deal of sunshine and warm to very warm temperatures. Southern and western parts may see more in the way of rainfall with the possibility of some thundery weather, whilst northern and eastern regions should remain drier.

Updated: 1207 on Sun 30 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 15 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 29 Jun 2010:

The somewhat unsettled theme with sunshine and showers is likely to continue at first, with perhaps a trend towards higher pressure giving drier, brighter and warmer conditions with some sunnier parts perhaps very warm. Southern and western parts may see more in the way of rainfall with the possibility of some thundery weather, whilst northern and eastern regions should remain drier.

Updated: 1218 on Mon 31 May 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 16 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 30 Jun 2010:

The somewhat unsettled theme with sunshine and showers is likely to continue at first, with perhaps a trend towards higher pressure giving drier, brighter and warmer conditions with some sunnier parts perhaps very warm. Southern and western parts may see more in the way of rainfall with the possibility of some thundery weather, whilst northern and eastern regions should remain drier.

Updated: 1247 on Tue 1 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 17 Jun 2010 to Thursday 1 Jul 2010:

The somewhat unsettled theme with sunshine and showers is likely to continue at first. However, there are indications that there may be a trend towards higher pressure giving drier, brighter and warmer conditions with some sunnier parts perhaps very warm. Southern and western parts may see more in the way of rainfall with the possibility of some thundery weather, whilst northern and eastern regions should remain drier.

Updated: 1240 on Wed 2 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 18 Jun 2010 to Friday 2 Jul 2010:

The somewhat unsettled theme with sunshine and showers is likely to continue at first. However, there are indications that there may be a trend towards higher pressure giving drier, brighter and warmer conditions with some sunnier parts perhaps very warm. Southern and western parts may see more in the way of rainfall with the possibility of some thundery weather, whilst northern and eastern regions should remain drier.

Updated: 1226 on Thu 3 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 20 Jun 2010 to Sunday 4 Jul 2010:

Indications show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1212 on Sat 5 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 21 Jun 2010 to Monday 5 Jul 2010:

Indications show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1241 on Sun 6 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 22 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 6 Jul 2010:

Indications continue to show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1323 on Mon 7 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 23 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 7 Jul 2010:

Indications continue to show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1334 on Tue 8 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 24 Jun 2010 to Thursday 8 Jul 2010:

Indications continue to show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1202 on Wed 9 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 25 Jun 2010 to Friday 9 Jul 2010:

Indications continue to show a mixture of drier and brighter interludes but still with a signal of more unsettled weather at times. Rainfall and sunshine amounts are therefore expected to be around average throughout the period. Temperatures should be near or slightly below normal, but perhaps slightly above in parts of southern and eastern England.

Updated: 1224 on Thu 10 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 26 Jun 2010 to Saturday 10 Jul 2010:

The remainder of June and start of July continue the unsettled theme with rain or showers and some drier and brighter interludes. The wettest conditions are currently expected to affect mainly northern and western parts, with the best of the drier weather in southeast England. Temperatures may be above normal, with the warmest places towards the eastern side of the UK. The amount of sunshine looks to be around average for this time of the year.

Updated: 1250 on Fri 11 Jun

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 27 Jun 2010 to Sunday 11 Jul 2010:

The remainder of June and start of July continue with some drier and brighter interludes, but also some rain or showers. The wettest conditions are currently expected to affect mainly northern and western parts, with the best of the drier weather in southeast England. However, even here there is a risk of some thundery showers at times. Temperatures may be above normal, with the warmest places towards the eastern side of the UK. The amount of sunshine looks to be around average for this time of the year.

Updated: 1142 on Sat 12 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 28 Jun 2010 to Monday 12 Jul 2010:

The remainder of June and start of July may continue fairly unsettled with occasional spells of rain or showers for most, but also with some drier and brighter interludes in between. The wettest and breeziest conditions are currently expected to affect northern and western parts, whilst lighter winds and the best of the drier weather can be found further south and east. Temperatures should be above normal for most of the UK, with the warmest places perhaps over eastern parts where some drier and brighter spells can be expected.

Updated: 1206 on Sun 13 Jun 2010

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Edited June 13, 2010 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 29 Jun 2010 to Tuesday 13 Jul 2010:

The remainder of June and start of July may remain fairly unsettled with occasional spells of rain or showers for most, but also with some drier and brighter interludes in between. The wettest and breeziest conditions are expected to affect northern and western parts, whilst lighter winds and the best of the drier weather can be found further south and east. Temperatures should be above normal for most of the UK, with the warmest places perhaps over eastern parts where some drier and brighter spells can be expected.

Updated: 1202 on Mon 14 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 30 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 14 Jul 2010:

The very end of June and start of July look to remain fairly unsettled with occasional spells of rain or showers for most, but also with some drier and brighter interludes in between. The wettest and breeziest conditions are expected to affect northern and western parts, whilst lighter winds and the best of the drier weather should be found further south and east. Temperatures should be near or above normal for most of the UK.

Updated: 1256 on Tue 15 Jun 2010

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[Tattooed Fox]

Evening Stuart,

Total disbelief that the weather is still not playing ball with us. Just ome back from Florida touching 95 there. I was hoping to come back to our weather changing but alas no. I am rather concerned that the winter is going to be worse than this year, as we are basically not getting alot of sun to warm up the earth. What is your take on this. I know it is only June but time is flying by and before long the nights will be closing in.

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 1 Jul 2010 to Thursday 15 Jul 2010:

The start of July looks likely to remain relatively settled in most places with sunny spells and only occasional rain or showers. There are some indications that the weather may become more unsettled toward the middle of the month with more in the way of showers or rain. The wettest and breeziest conditions will most probably affect northern and western parts, whilst lighter winds and the best of the drier weather should be found further south. Temperatures should be near normal for most of the UK, possibly becoming warmer at times in the east.

Updated: 1313 on Wed 16 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 2 Jul 2010 to Friday 16 Jul 2010:

The start of July looks likely to remain relatively settled in most places with sunny spells and only occasional rain or showers, these most likely in the north and west. There are some indications that the weather may become more unsettled toward the middle of the month with more in the way of showers or rain. The wettest and breeziest conditions will most probably affect northern and western parts, whilst lighter winds and the best of the drier weather should be found further south. Temperatures should be near normal for most of the UK, possibly becoming warmer at times in the east.

Updated: 1212 on Thu 17 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 4 Jul 2010 to Sunday 18 Jul 2010:

After a somewhat changeable start, the weather is likely to become less unsettled during the first week of July, with the best conditions probably in southern and eastern areas. Rainfall may be above average for the first few days of the period but, overall, should be close to normal for this time of year. Likewise, sunshine amounts will probably be around the seasonal average. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above normal for most of the period, but overnight temperatures may be significantly above average in places.

Updated: 1225 on Sat 19 Jun 2010

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[Terminal Moraine]

I do wish the Met' Office would give some indication in these forecasts as to exactly where 'south, east, north and west' are.

It's all very well them saying mainly dry and warm in the south and east of Britain if you live in Kent, Hampshire, Sussex or Norfolk but not very helpful if you live in the middle of the country.

Looking at a map of Britain the south and east could mean anywhere south east of a line from Newcastle to Blackpool or it could mean south east of the Wash to Cardiff, or Bridlington to Anglesey.

It's bad enough having vague geographical description on radio forecasts where the forecastes are subject to tight time constraints but it wouldn't take much effort to give an idea of the boundaries in a written forecast.

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 6 Jul 2010 to Tuesday 20 Jul 2010:

The fairly unsettled conditions may carry on, with rain or showers at times in the north and west, and the best of the drier and brighter weather in the south and east. Rainfall amounts may be above normal at first in some northern parts, but for the rest of the country it should be around normal for this time of year. Likewise, sunshine amounts will probably be around the seasonal average. For many places, daytime temperatures are likely to be above normal for most of the period, but it may become very warm in the south of the UK at times.

Updated: 1255 on Mon 21 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 7 Jul 2010 to Wednesday 21 Jul 2010:

The fairly unsettled conditions may carry on, with rain or showers at times in the north and west, and the best of the drier and brighter weather in the south and east. Rainfall amounts may be above normal at first in some northern parts, but for the rest of the country it should be around normal for this time of year. Likewise, sunshine amounts will probably be around the seasonal average. For many places, daytime temperatures are likely to be above normal for most of the period, but it may become very warm in the south of the UK at times.

Updated: 1214 on Tue 22 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 8 Jul 2010 to Thursday 22 Jul 2010:

The fairly unsettled conditions may carry on, with rain or showers at times in the north and west, and the best of the drier and brighter weather in the south and east. Rainfall amounts may be above normal at first in some northern parts, but for the rest of the country it should be around normal for this time of year. Likewise, sunshine amounts will probably be around the seasonal average. For many places, daytime temperatures are likely to be above normal for most of the period, but it may become very warm in the south of the UK at times.

Updated: 1217 on Wed 23 Jun 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 11 Jul 2010 to Sunday 25 Jul 2010:

Probably remaining fairly unsettled, with rain or showers at times in the north and west, and the best of the drier and brighter weather in the south and east. Rainfall amounts may be above normal at first in some northern parts, but for the rest of the country it should be around normal for this time of year. Likewise, sunshine amounts will probably be around the seasonal average. For many places, daytime temperatures are likely to be above normal for most of the period, but it may become very warm in the south of the UK at times.

Updated: 1203 on Sat 26 Jun 2010

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