Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Oct 2011 to Friday 28 Oct 2011:

Starting chilly across the UK with showers for most areas carried in a cool northwesterly wind, and snow showers on the mountains of Scotland and possibly to low levels too in the far northeast. Between showers, especially to the south and west of Britain, there will be sunny intervals, with clear spells overnight allowing a grass frost in rural areas. Towards the weekend and onwards for the rest of the period, conditions remain unsettled with showers merging to give long spells of rain at times. It is also likely to become windier with some risk of gales mainly but not exclusively in western areas. At the same time temperatures are expected to recover towards normal for late October, but may persist in being a little below average in northwestern areas.

Updated: 1153 on Fri 14 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2011 to Saturday 29 Oct 2011:

Apart from wintry showers in the far northeast, most places starting dry and chilly, but rain accompanied by strong winds or gales is expected to spread to northern and central areas by the end of Thursday and to southern and eastern areas early on Friday. Thereafter a very unsettled spell is expected with periods of rain, heavy at times, along with some brighter spells though with blustery showers. Becoming very windy at times with gales or severe gales especially around northern and western coasts. Conditions may become a little more settled later in the period though still with some showers. Temperatures generally near or a little below normal though it will be often too windy for any frost.

Updated: 1205 on Sat 15 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 21 Oct 2011 to Sunday 30 Oct 2011:

Much of England and Wales will be mainly dry and bright on Friday after a cold and frosty start, especially in the southeast. To the north and west it will already be more unsettled with strong winds and outbreaks of rain, especially in the far northwest. These unsettled conditions will spread to the remaining parts of the country during Saturday and dominate the final week of October. Showers or longer outbreaks of rain are likely for all areas, with the rain sometimes heavy, especially in the north and west and perhaps turning to snow at times over the Scottish mountains. Strong winds are also likely throughout with gales, perhaps stormy conditions, in some parts at times. Overnight frosts becoming less frequent, tending to feel cold in the wind and rain.

Updated: 1242 on Sun 16 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 23 Oct 2011 to Tuesday 1 Nov 2011:

It will become increasingly unsettled from the west of the UK through Sunday, with a risk of wet and windy weather in all regions by Monday. It should remain unsettled, with rain or showers for many areas, the heaviest and most persistent rain mainly in the west. Often windy with a risk of gales at times to the north and west. There may be some quieter interludes of weather, with the best of the dry and bright spells in the east later the period. Temperatures should generally be near or just above average throughout the period with cloudy and windy conditions generally leading to frost free nights. Clearer weather in the east may lead to colder night, with some frost patches towards the end of the period.

Updated: 1150 on Tue 18 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 24 Oct 2011 to Wednesday 2 Nov 2011:

Rather cloudy on Monday with outbreaks of rain. The rain is likely to be heavy at times, especially across western parts, accompanied by strong to gale force winds. Remaining unsettled through the rest of the period, with rain or showers for many, the heaviest and most persistent rain mainly in the west. Often windy with a risk of gales at times. There may be some quieter interludes of weather, with the best of the dry and bright spells in the east. Temperatures should generally be near or just above average throughout the period with cloudy and windy conditions generally leading to frost free nights. Clearer weather in the east towards the end of the period may lead to colder nights, with some frost patches developing here.

Updated: 1142 on Wed 19 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 25 Oct 2011 to Thursday 3 Nov 2011:

Tuesday and Wednesday will see large amounts of cloud with outbreaks of rain, especially over the west and southwest. Eastern and northeastern areas may stay dry with some brighter spells. From Thursday into the weekend changeable weather is likely to prevail towards the southwest with rain or showers. Central and eastern areas largely dry. During this period, Tuesday to Saturday it will be windy especially in the west where gales or severe gales are possible, though winds should ease by the weekend. It will also be mild or very mild with little if any night frosts. Thereafter from Monday onwards a southwesterly flow is likely with rain at times over the northwest and generally settled conditions across the south and east. Temperatures returning closer to normal for early November.

Updated: 1236 on Thu 20 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 26 Oct 2011 to Friday 4 Nov 2011:

Wednesday and Thursday will be windy with outbreaks of rain or showers moving northeastwards. Heaviest rain is likely to be in the south and west and the driest weather in eastern and northeastern parts. From Friday across the weekend staying unsettled towards the southwest with rain or showers. Eastern and northeastern areas drier and brighter but also with some rain at times. Over the weekend it will be windy especially in the west and southwest where gales or severe gales are possible. It will also be mild or very mild with little if any night frosts. Thereafter from Monday more unsettled with rain at times towards the northwest but drier and brighter towards the south and east. Temperatures near normal for early November.

Updated: 1227 on Fri 21 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 27 Oct 2011 to Saturday 5 Nov 2011:

Thursday may begin dry over the southeast otherwise it will be windy with outbreaks of rain or showers moving northeastwards. Heaviest rain is likely to be in the south and west and the driest weather in eastern and northeastern parts. Friday and Saturday becoming drier over central and eastern parts though with an increasing risk of overnight mist and fog. Further rain or showers for the northwest. Sunday and Monday generally unsettled and becoming windy with rain or showers, perhaps wintry for a time over high ground in Scotland. Thereafter remaining unsettled and windy at times over the north and west with further spells of rain. Rain or showers for the south and east but also some fine spells. Temperatures mostly near or just above average.

Updated: 1255 on Sat 22 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 28 Oct 2011 to Sunday 6 Nov 2011:

After a cold start with a rural frost in places, Friday should be largely dry and bright with sunny spells after any morning mist and fog patches clear. Southerly winds strengthening in the west later in the day, heralding a return to more unsettled conditions during the weekend. Northern and western parts of the country turning wet and windy on Saturday with gales in places, but southern, eastern and some central areas remaining mostly dry and bright. Through Sunday most parts becoming unsettled with these conditions prevailing throughout the rest of the period. Showers or longer spells of rain area likely to affect most places, with strong winds at times, and local gales, especially in the west. Rather warm in the southeast at first, but otherwise temperatures around average.

Updated: 1240 on Sun 23 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 29 Oct 2011 to Monday 7 Nov 2011:

Many places fine and dry with bright or sunny spells on Saturday after any morning mist and fog patches clear. However, southerly winds strengthening in the northwest with outbreaks of rain developing, perhaps turning heavy and persistent later in the day. These unsettled conditions spreading southeast during Sunday with outbreaks of rain spreading to many parts. The far south and east may however stay largely dry. Unsettled conditions with showers or longer spells of rain are likely to affect most places into next week. Strong winds are likely at times with gales possible towards the north and west. However, it may turn drier in southern areas later. Rather warm in the southeast at first, but otherwise temperatures around average.

Updated: 1210 on Mon 24 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 30 Oct 2011 to Tuesday 8 Nov 2011:

Unsettled in northern and western parts of the UK, with showers or longer spells rain, perhaps turning heavy at times. Windy for much of the time, particularly so towards the middle of next week. Elsewhere, conditions should be a little more mixed, with some cloudy spells with outbreaks of rain, especially during the middle of next week, but also drier and brighter interludes, with some southeastern parts remaining quite dry at first. Temperatures near or just above average at first with often mild nights, then beginning to feel chillier towards the end of next week, with some wintry showers possible over northern hills. Towards the end of the period, southern, eastern and central parts may become more settled, with a risk of frosty nights and morning fog patches.

Updated: 1215 on Tue 25 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 31 Oct 2011 to Wednesday 9 Nov 2011:

Unsettled in northern and western parts of the UK, with showers and longer spells rain, heavy at times. Windy for much of the time, particularly so towards the middle of next week. Elsewhere, conditions should be a little more mixed, with some cloudy spells with rain and showers, especially during the middle and latter part of next week, but also drier and brighter interludes, with some southeastern parts remaining quite dry at first. Temperatures near or just above average at first with often mild nights, then beginning to feel chillier towards the end of next week, with some wintry showers possible over northern hills. Towards the end of the period, southern, eastern and central parts may become more settled, with a risk of frosty nights and morning fog patches.

Updated: 1147 on Wed 26 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 1 Nov 2011 to Thursday 10 Nov 2011:

Unsettled in northern and western parts of the UK, with occasionally heavy showers and longer spells of rain. It will also be windy for much of the time, particularly at the start of the period. Elsewhere, conditions should be a little more mixed, with some cloudy spells with rain and showers, especially during the middle and latter part of the first week, but also drier and brighter interludes, with some southeastern parts remaining quite dry at first. Temperatures will be near- or just above average at first, with often mild nights, before becoming chillier towards the weekend, with some wintry showers possible over northern hills. Towards the end of the period, southern, eastern and central parts may become less unsettled, with a risk of frosty nights and morning fog patches.

Updated: 1155 on Thu 27 Oct 2011

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 2 Nov 2011 to Friday 11 Nov 2011:

Unsettled in northern and western parts of the UK, with occasionally heavy showers and longer spells of rain. It will also be windy for much of the time, particularly at the start of the period. Elsewhere, conditions should be a little more mixed, with some cloudy spells with rain and showers, especially during the middle and latter part of the first week, but also drier and brighter interludes, with some southeastern parts remaining quite dry at first. Temperatures will be near or just above average at first, with often mild nights, before becoming chillier towards the weekend, with some wintry showers possible over northern hills. Towards the end of the period, southern, eastern and central parts may become less unsettled, with a risk of frosty nights and morning fog patches.

Updated: 1321 on Fri 28 Oct 2011

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 3 Nov 2011 to Saturday 12 Nov 2011:

Unsettled with a band of rain, heavy at times, clearing slowly eastwards, being replaced by heavy and perhaps thundery showers. Windy at first with gales around coasts. From Saturday (5th) it is likely to continue unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain. especially in the west, southwest and northeast. Showers over the Scottish Mountains are likely to be wintry. Temperatures will be near or just above average at first, with often mild nights, before becoming chillier at the end of the weekend. By Monday (7th) it may become less unsettled for a time with a risk of frosty nights and morning fog patches. Following this it looks like becoming unsettled again especially in the north and west with any drier and brighter weather confined to the south and east.

Updated: 1112 on Sat 29 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 4 Nov 2011 to Sunday 13 Nov 2011:

This week's unsettled conditions should persist through next weekend and onwards into the following week, most regions seeing showers or longer spells of rain on many days, though some drier and brighter interludes also likely. More persistent rain, heavy at times, may still be affecting parts of the far north and east at first on Friday, also a risk of more persistent rain affecting parts of southern, eastern and central UK for a time next weekend. Periods of quite windy conditions also likely, perhaps, in particular, at the start of next week. Also some overnight and morning fog patches at times. Less mild than of late but daytime temperatures still close to or above average, nights, however, a little chillier with increased risk of occasional ground frost in rural areas.

Updated: 1139 on Sun 30 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 5 Nov 2011 to Monday 14 Nov 2011:

Through this weekend, southern, central and eastern areas are likely to see spells of rain, heavy at times. Further north and west, conditions becoming rather more settled than of late with perhaps some drier, brighter weather. Into the start of next week, many parts of the UK should see a brief drier, settled interlude before further strong winds and rain return to the north and west. Southern and eastern parts may remain generally settled towards midweek, but this will bring the risk of overnight mist and fog. Towards mid November, the northwest looks to remain unsettled, with the southeast somewhat drier. Less mild than of late but daytime temperatures still close to or above average; nights, however, a little chillier with increased risk of occasional ground frost in rural areas.

Updated: 1122 on Mon 31 Oct 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 6 Nov 2011 to Tuesday 15 Nov 2011:

Sunday is likely to see spells of rain, especially across southern and southeastern parts of the UK. Further north and west, conditions generally fairly settled with perhaps some drier, brighter weather, this transferring southeastwards with time. Early next week should see a brief drier, settled interlude for most places, before further strong winds and rain return to the north and west. Southern and eastern parts may remain generally settled towards midweek, but this will bring the risk of overnight mist and fog. Towards mid November, the northwest looks to remain unsettled, with the southeast somewhat drier. Less mild than of late but daytime temperatures still close to or above average; nights, however, a little chillier with increased risk of occasional ground frost during any quieter, clearer interludes.

Updated: 1117 on Tue 1 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

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

Monday is expected to be a largely cloudy day across the United Kingdom with light rain or drizzle mainly affecting central and eastern Scotland and southern and eastern England. A northwest/southeast split is expected to develop by midweek though, with northern and western parts of the UK expected to have unsettled, wet and windy weather. Southern and eastern parts, especially southeastern England, are likely to have mainly dry weather with the best chance of bright periods developing. However, there is also a chance of mist and fog forming overnight. This split in the weather is likely to remain through to the middle of November. Daytime temperatures will be close to or above average; nights, however, a little chillier with increased risk of occasional ground frost during any quieter, clearer interludes.

Updated: 1136 on Wed 2 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 8 Nov 2011 to Thursday 17 Nov 2011:

Tuesday is likely to be rather cloudy, with outbreaks of light rain and drizzle at times, mainly across eastern and southern parts. However, a northwest/southeast split is expected to develop by the end of the week, with northern and western parts of the UK expected to have unsettled, wet and windy weather. Southern and eastern parts, especially southeastern England, are likely to have mainly dry weather with the best chance of bright periods. However, there is also a chance of mist and fog forming overnight. This split in the weather is likely to remain through to the middle of November. Temperatures will be close to or above average, although some chilly nights are still likely during any more settled and clearer spells, with a risk of occasional ground frosts.

Updated: 1144 on Thu 3 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 9 Nov 2011 to Friday 18 Nov 2011:

Most of the UK should be largely dry but rather cloudy although a few brighter sells are possible in the far southeast. Some mist and fog may form across these parts overnight though, clearing slowly by day. Northern and western parts of the UK expected to have more in the way of unsettled, wet and windy weather, and this may spread further south and east at times towards the end of the week. During the rest of the period, the north and west of the country is most likely to continue seeing generally unsettled conditions, with drier weather further south and east. Temperatures should stay a little above average generally, although some chilly nights are still likely during any prolonged clearer spells, giving mist or fog and very isolated frosts.

Updated: 1206 on Fri 4 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 11 Nov 2011 to Sunday 20 Nov 2011:

Friday and Saturday will be mostly cloudy across the UK. Some rain is likely to spread northeast to many parts, with some heavier rain in the west and north, and some strong winds in these areas. Southeastern areas likely to stay mainly dry with only occasional and lighter rain. Temperatures mild by both day and night. The rest of the weekend, next week, and next weekend sees occasionally wet and windy weather staying in the west, sometimes spreading east. Generally however the south and east will be mainly fine and dry, with some mist and fog, and sometimes local frost, overnight. The mist and fog may be slow to clear at times. Temperatures staying above average for the most part, but sometimes below in any persistent fog.

Updated: 1151 on Sun 6 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 12 Nov 2011 to Monday 21 Nov 2011:

Mostly dry and rather cloudy this weekend across eastern Scotland, eastern and southern England, with brighter, sunnier spells developing in the south later on Saturday. Northern Ireland and some western fringes of Britain may have some rain to clear before turning drier on Sunday. Staying mostly dry and rather cloudy into the new week for most, but sunny spells are likely to develop away from the east coast during the afternoon periods. Low cloud may be persistent near some northeastern coasts in a southeasterly flow, where it will stay cool and rather dull. Overnight frost is also possible where skies stay clear overnight. Perhaps a return to more unsettled weather in the west later in the week. Temperatures generally around average, but above average in any sunshine.

Updated: 1206 on Mon 7 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 13 Nov 2011 to Tuesday 22 Nov 2011:

Sunday will be fine and dry with spells of sunshine for many. Cloudier skies are possible across Scotland, Northern Ireland and some windward coasts at first, but it should brighten up later. Staying settled into the new working week with a good deal of sunshine for many. Brisk southeasterly winds at first in the south and west, but as these ease, there will be an increasing risk of overnight frost and patchy fog developing, especially in the north and east. After a mild start, temperatures for most will fall to around average, but staying rather cold in any slow-to-clear fog patches. Later next week, it will probably turn more unsettled across southwestern areas with rain at times. A gradual return to milder and more unsettled conditions nationwide seems likely thereafter.

Updated: 1200 on Tue 8 Nov 2011

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 15 Nov 2011 to Thursday 24 Nov 2011:

Generally dry and settled at the start of the period, although cloudier conditions in northeastern parts of the UK may bring mist or drizzle at times. Becoming more unsettled in southwestern Britain, with rain and brisk winds here continuing through the weekend and spreading to other western areas. Eastern parts should stay predominantly dry but often rather cloudy, with the best sunny spells likely in the southeast. The remainder of the outlook period favours winds with a southerly component, bringing rain and wind to most parts at times, though most frequently and locally heavy across northwestern areas. Temperatures are likely to be around normal or slightly above, especially in the west, but it will feel chilly at times in the cloudier east.

Updated: 1146 on Thu 10 Nov 2011

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