METO UK Further Outlook 16 Day To 30 Forecast

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 16 Nov 2010 to Tuesday 30 Nov 2010:

The last two weeks of November are expected to begin wet, windy and feeling autumnal across the UK. However it is likely to become drier towards the end of the month, with some parts of the UK seeing below average rainfall especially the east of England and the southwest of the UK. Temperatures are expected to begin slightly above average but then become closer to the average later in the period.

Updated: 1206 on Mon 1 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 17 Nov 2010 to Wednesday 1 Dec 2010:

The last two weeks of November are expected to begin wet and windy across the UK. However it is likely to become drier towards the end of the month, with some parts of the UK seeing below average rainfall especially the east of England and the southwest of the UK. Temperatures are expected to begin slightly above average but then become closer to the average later in the period.

Updated: 1149 on Tue 2 Nov 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 18 Nov 2010 to Thursday 2 Dec 2010:

The last two weeks of November and the beginning of December are expected to begin wet and windy across the UK. However it is likely to become drier towards the end of the month, with some parts of the UK seeing below average rainfall especially for southern areas. Temperatures may begin slightly above average but then become closer to the average later in the period.

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 19 Nov 2010 to Friday 3 Dec 2010:

The last two weeks of November and the beginning of December are expected to begin generally wet and windy at times across the UK. However it is likely to become drier towards the end of the month, with some parts of the UK seeing below average rainfall especially for southern areas. Temperatures may begin slightly above average with the wet and windy weather but then become slightly cooler as it dries up.

Updated: 1141 on Thu 4 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 20 Nov 2010 to Saturday 4 Dec 2010:

The trend is for generally more settled weather to spread across the UK during this period at the end of November and the start of December. Although rainfall may be somewhat above average in central and southern parts at first, it is likely to become near or below average everywhere during the first week of the period. With clear skies and winds perhaps lighter than normal, it looks as though temperatures will be often below average. There is also likely to be less sunshine than usual for many parts of the UK later in the period, the best of the brighter weather in northern areas.

Updated: 1208 on Fri 5 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Nov 2010 to Sunday 5 Dec 2010:

The trend is for generally more settled weather to spread across the UK during this period at the end of November and the start of December. Although rainfall may be somewhat above average in central and southern parts at first, it is likely to become near or below average everywhere during the first week of the period. With clear skies and winds perhaps lighter than normal, it looks as though temperatures will be often below average. There is also likely to be less sunshine than usual for many parts of the UK later in the period, the best of the brighter weather in northern areas.

Updated: 1144 on Sat 6 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 22 Nov 2010 to Monday 6 Dec 2010:

The trend is for generally more settled weather to spread across the UK during this period at the end of November and the start of December. Although rainfall may be somewhat above average in central and southern parts at first, it is likely to become near or below average everywhere during the first week of the period. With clear skies and winds perhaps lighter than normal, it looks as though temperatures will be often below average. There is also likely to be less sunshine than usual for many parts of the UK later in the period, the best of the brighter weather in northern areas.

Updated: 1241 on Sun 7 Nov 2010

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

[Terminal Moraine]

UK Outlook for Monday 22 Nov 2010 to Monday 6 Dec 2010:

The trend is for generally more settled weather to spread across the UK during this period at the end of November and the start of December. Although rainfall may be somewhat above average in central and southern parts at first, it is likely to become near or below average everywhere during the first week of the period. With clear skies and winds perhaps lighter than normal, it looks as though temperatures will be often below average. There is also likely to be less sunshine than usual for many parts of the UK later in the period, the best of the brighter weather in northern areas.

Updated: 1241 on Sun 7 Nov 2010

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

That implies an easterly flow which would tie in with BFTP's thoughts for December.

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 23 Nov 2010 to Tuesday 7 Dec 2010:

The trend is for generally brighter, more settled weather to spread across the UK during this period at the end of November and the start of December. Although rainfall may be somewhat above average in central and southern parts at first, it is likely to become near or below average everywhere during the first week of the period. With clear skies and winds perhaps lighter than normal, it looks as though temperatures will be often below average. There is also likely to be less sunshine than usual for many parts of the UK later in the period, the best of the brighter weather in northern areas.

Updated: 1153 on Mon 8 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Nov 2010 to Wednesday 8 Dec 2010:

There is a trend for more settled, but colder weather to become established across much of the UK. Rainfall should be mostly below average, especially in the west. Easterly winds could bring wintry showers to some parts, particularly to the east coast. Temperatures are likely to be below average with an increased risk of frost overnight.

Updated: 1219 on Tue 9 Nov 2010

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[Don]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Nov 2010 to Wednesday 8 Dec 2010:

Easterly winds could bring wintry showers to some parts, particularly to the east coast. Temperatures are likely to be below average with an increased risk of frost overnight.

Updated: 1219 on Tue 9 Nov 2010

Starting to look interesting for December! As said above, this ties in with BFTP's thoughts. Fingers crossed.

Edited November 9, 2010 by Don

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 25 Nov 2010 to Thursday 9 Dec 2010:

There is a trend for slightly more settled, but colder weather to become established across much of the UK. Precipitation should be mostly below average, especially in the west, with the driest and brightest weather expected here. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern areas at times. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with an increased risk of overnight frosts.

Updated: 1154 on Wed 10 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 26 Nov 2010 to Friday 10 Dec 2010:

Remaining generally settled, but cold across much of the UK. Precipitation should be mostly below average, with the driest and brightest weather expected in the west. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern areas at times. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with a risk of overnight frosts.

Updated: 1153 on Thu 11 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 27 Nov 2010 to Saturday 11 Dec 2010:

Remaining generally settled and cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts mostly below average. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern and northern areas at times, and it will be generally cloudier in the east with the best of any breaks to the west of high ground. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with overnight frosts.

Updated: 1212 on Fri 12 Nov 2010

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 28 Nov 2010 to Sunday 12 Dec 2010:

Remaining generally settled and cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts mostly below average. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern and northern areas at times, and it will be generally cloudier in the east with the best of any breaks to the west of high ground. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with overnight frosts.

Updated: 1215 on Sat 13 Nov 2010

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[johnholmes]

I will say one thing for the Met O output its certainly consistent since 5 November when they started to go for below normal and becoming more settled, with the minor changes down the line to mention wintry precip for some eastern areas.

So for 9 days now this theme has been given out. Rather stops some folk saying it charges too often. Of course it may still be wrong but I'd suggest the chances of mild rather than cold and a mobile Atlantic through this period is about 1 in 7 if that!

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 29 Nov 2010 to Monday 13 Dec 2010:

Remaining generally settled and cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts mostly below average. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern and northern areas at times, and it will be generally cloudier in the east with the best of any breaks to the west of high ground. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with overnight frosts.

Updated: 1139 on Sun 14 Nov 2010

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

[tinybill]

UK Outlook for Monday 29 Nov 2010 to Monday 13 Dec 2010:

Remaining generally settled and cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts mostly below average. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers into eastern and northern areas at times, and it will be generally cloudier in the east with the best of any breaks to the west of high ground. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with overnight frosts.

Updated: 1139 on Sun 14 Nov 2010

http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html

looks like something going to happen in a weeks time for the east coast i.e with the wintry showers will be keeeping an eye on the updates

Edited November 14, 2010 by tinybill

[johnholmes]

these updates have been, perhaps unusually, consistent along the same theme, both their 6-15 days and beyond since about 5 November was I think when their emphasis changed to colder outlooks in both

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 30 Nov 2010 to Tuesday 14 Dec 2010:

Remaining cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts around average or slightly below through the period. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers to northern and eastern areas at times. Sunshine amounts should be above average away from northern and eastern coasts where it will be duller. Temperatures, especially by day, are likely to be well below average across the country, with frosty nights.

Updated: 1144 on Mon 15 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 1 Dec 2010 to Wednesday 15 Dec 2010:

It is expected to remain cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts around average, or slightly below, throughout the period. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers to northern and eastern areas at times. Amounts of sunshine should be above average away from northern and eastern coasts where it is likely to be cloudier. Temperatures are likely to be below average across the country, with frosty nights and the possibility of some wintry precipitation at times for most areas.

Updated: 1154 on Tue 16 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 2 Dec 2010 to Thursday 16 Dec 2010:

It is expected to remain cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts around average, or slightly below, throughout the period. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers to northern and eastern areas at times. Amounts of sunshine should be above average away from northern and eastern coasts where it is likely to be cloudier. Temperatures are likely to be below average across the country, with frosty nights and the possibility of some wintry precipitation at times for most areas.

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 3 Dec 2010 to Friday 17 Dec 2010:

Relatively cold across much of the UK, with precipitation amounts around average or slightly below, throughout the period. Northeasterly winds could bring wintry showers to northern and eastern areas at times. Amounts of sunshine should be around average away from northern and eastern coasts where it is likely to be cloudier. Temperatures are likely to be below average across much of the country, with locally frosty nights and the possibility of some wintry precipitation at times for many areas.

Updated: 1154 on Thu 18 Nov 2010

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

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 4 Dec 2010 to Saturday 18 Dec 2010:

The cold or very cold conditions are likely to continue, with precipitation amounts generally close to average, giving the risk of sleet and snow at times in many areas. However, parts of the north and west of the country may be drier than normal. Sunshine amounts are likely to be generally above average, although some southeastern parts may see more in the way of cloud. Temperatures are likely to continue to be below or well below average, with widespread overnight frosts, locally severe. There is a small chance of it turning less cold at times, giving the risk of further rain, sleet and snow in some parts.

Updated: 1151 on Fri 19 Nov 2010

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

[artfularshavin]

wow that is soo encouraging..only a small chance of it turning milder!! lol