Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Sunday 6 Aug 2017 to Tuesday 15 Aug 2017:

Sunshine and scattered showers are likely for most on Sunday, with some more persistent rain reaching the west of the UK later on. This should ease and clear through during Monday to leave many places with a dry spell of weather during the middle part of that week, with light winds and temperatures near normal. Towards the following weekend things look more likely to turn changeable once again, especially across the north and west, with rain moving in. However, the south and east of the UK could stay mostly dry, perhaps even a little warmer than average. By the middle of August a generally more settled spell of weather is likely; the driest and warmest conditions across the south and southwest of the UK.

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UK Outlook for Monday 7 Aug 2017 to Wednesday 16 Aug 2017:

It will be an unsettled start to next week with rain followed by showers moving eastwards across the UK on Monday. Tuesday will then see the showers gradually become increasingly confined to the northeast. From midweek onwards high pressure is likely to be dominant across the south bringing some drier and sunnier conditions here, however northern areas are likely to see some further rain at times, with a risk some of this may occasionally spread further south. After a cool start to the week, temperatures are likely to recover to near average, and perhaps turning warm across the southeast. Towards the middle of the month the north-south split is likely to continue, with the north continuing to remain changeable, with the south seeing the best of the drier weather.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 17 Aug 2017 to Thursday 31 Aug 2017:

The second half of August, sees the confidence in the forecast reduce significantly, but a northwest-southeast split is most probable. This would result in the northwest seeing the most frequent wet weather, and the southeast seeing the best of the drier and brighter interludes. Temperatures are likely to be around average, although southern areas may turn warm at times.

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UK Outlook for Friday 18 Aug 2017 to Friday 1 Sep 2017:

During the second half of August, we are likely to see a northwest-southeast split in the weather across the United Kingdom. This would result in the north continuing to see some rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south should see drier and brighter weather. Temperatures will generally be around average for the time of year, but perhaps turning warmer in the south at times. There is a small chance of some very warm air being drawn northwards into the southeast, perhaps accompanied by thunderstorms.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 8 Aug 2017 to Thursday 17 Aug 2017:

Remaining unsettled on Tuesday with scattered showers, possibly heavy and thundery in places, although it should become drier and brighter from the southwest later. From midweek onwards high pressure is likely to be dominant across at least the south bringing some drier and sunnier conditions here, however northern areas are likely to see some further rain at times, with a risk some of this occasionally spreading further south. After a cool start to the week, temperatures are likely to recover to near average, and perhaps turning warm across the southeast. Towards the middle of the month the north-south split is likely to continue, with the north continuing to remain changeable, with rain or showers at times, whilst the south should see the best of the drier weather.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 9 Aug 2017 to Friday 18 Aug 2017:

Showers will continue in the south and east on Wednesday, whilst across the north and west it will become drier as high pressure starts to build in. This drier weather will then spread southwards later in the week allowing it to become more widely settled for a while. It is likely that high pressure will tend to affect the south through the rest of this period, keeping things drier and sunnier here, whilst across the north it is likely to turn more changeable again with spells of rain and stronger winds. After the cool start to August, it may start to turn warmer later next week as high pressure occasionally becomes established, but where it is windier and wetter in the north it could remain cool at times.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 19 Aug 2017 to Saturday 2 Sep 2017:

During the second half of August, we are likely to see a north-south split in the weather. This will bring changeable conditions across the north, with spells of rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south should be drier and more settled. As a result, temperatures may often be warmer in the south with a low chance that very warm air could affect the far southeast with the risk of thunder at times. In contrast, temperatures will remain close to normal across the north.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 10 Aug 2017 to Saturday 19 Aug 2017:

Many areas should have a settled start to this period with dry weather and sunny spells dominating, although showery rain and windy weather could affect some eastern parts at first. Through Friday, it will turn cloudier from the west as rain spreads eastwards. It is likely to become largely dry over southern areas by the weekend with spells of sunshine but it will be cloudier further north with rain or showers. This rain could move south at times to affect more central areas. By the end of the period, northwestern areas are likely to be cloudiest with rain and stronger winds at times with best of the fine weather in the southeast. After a cool start to the period, it should turn warmer in the south in any sunshine.

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UK Outlook for Friday 11 Aug 2017 to Sunday 20 Aug 2017:

Many areas should have a dry day on Friday with dry weather and sunny spells. It will turn cloudier from the west as outbreaks of light rain spreads eastwards. Rain will clear across all parts over the weekend, leaving largely dry conditions in the south, but showers across the northwest. Winds will also freshen, possibly with gales in the far northwest. Into the following week, many places will probably see largely settled conditions, particularly in the south. Northern areas are more likely to see a mixture of settled weather interspersed with stronger winds and showers or bands of rain. Temperatures will vary around normal for the time of year with warm spells possible in the south at times.

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UK Outlook for Monday 21 Aug 2017 to Monday 4 Sep 2017:

During the later part of August, we are likely to see a northwest-southeast split in the weather. This will bring changeable conditions across the northwest, with spells of rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south and east should be drier and more settled. As a result, temperatures may often be warmer in the south with a low chance of it turning very warm and thundery across some southeastern areas. In contrast, temperatures will remain close to normal across the north. By early September, confidence is very low, but a continuation of similar conditions looks more likely.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 12 Aug 2017 to Monday 21 Aug 2017:

All areas are likely to see unsettled weather times over the weekend, particularly in the northwest. Drier spells are expected in the southeast, with a chance of a dry day across the south on Sunday. Winds will be light for most, but there may be strong winds at times in the north, with a risk of gales in exposed spots. Into the following week, a north-south split in the weather is likely to prevail. Northern areas will see the majority of the showers or longer spells of rain, with generally drier and brighter conditions in the south, although rain is possible here and also becoming windy at times. Temperatures will vary around normal or somewhat below for the time of year, but with warm spells possible in the south.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 13 Aug 2017 to Tuesday 22 Aug 2017:

Sunday looks set to be mostly fine for all, but rain is likely to move across most parts by Monday bringing strong winds across the northwest. Meanwhile the far southeast maysee a few showers. By the middle part of next week, the rain will ease to leave many with a short spell of settled weather, before Atlantic weather systems bring further spells of heavy rain, and strengthening winds across all areas by the latter part of next week. From then on, a northwest/southeast split seems to prevail with longer spells of drier weather towards the southeast, meanwhile the northwest will experience rain and strong winds at times. Temperatures will vary around normal or somewhat below for the time of year, but with warm spells possible in the south.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 23 Aug 2017 to Wednesday 6 Sep 2017:

Through the latter part of August and into early September, we are likely to see a northwest-southeast split in the weather. This will bring changeable conditions across the northwest, with spells of rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south and east should be drier and more settled. As a result, temperatures may often be warmer in the south with a low chance of it turning very warm and thundery across some southeastern areas. In contrast, temperatures will remain close to normal across the north.

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UK Outlook for Monday 14 Aug 2017 to Wednesday 23 Aug 2017:

It will be a changeable start to next week with showery rain and strengthening winds moving eastwards across the UK, but there'll be some drier brighter spells. The heaviest rain is likely to be in the north and west, although there is a risk o some thundery showers affecting the south-east. A brief spell of settled weather is then likely, before Atlantic weather systems bring further spells of heavy rain, and strengthening winds across all areas by the latter part of next week. From then on, longer spells of drier weather are likely towards the southeast, meanwhile the northwest will experience rain and strong winds at times. Temperatures will vary around normal or somewhat below for the time of year, but with warm spells possible in the south.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 15 Aug 2017 to Thursday 24 Aug 2017:

The weather is likely to be rather changeable next week with rain clearing eastwards on Tuesday, followed by a brief spell of bright and showery conditions. Towards the latter half of the week, Atlantic weather systems will bring more prolonged spells of heavy rain, and strengthening winds across for some parts of the UK. Overall though, southeastern parts of the UK are more likely to see longer periods of dry and fine weather, meanwhile northwestern parts are likely to see more frequent periods of rain and strong winds. Temperatures will vary around normal or somewhat below for the time of year, but it will feel warm in any sunny periods, especially in parts of the south.

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UK Outlook for Friday 25 Aug 2017 to Friday 8 Sep 2017:

Through the latter part of August and into early September, we are most likely to see a northwest/southeast split in the weather, although confidence in this is low. This will bring changeable conditions across the northwest, with spells of rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south and east will be drier and settled more often. As a result, temperatures may often be warmer in the south with a low chance of temporary warm and thundery conditions for some southeastern areas. In contrast, temperatures will remain close to normal or perhaps a little below across the north.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 16 Aug 2017 to Friday 25 Aug 2017:

Central and eastern counties hold onto drier conditions on Wednesday, with some sunny spells. However cloud, wind and rain will spread across western parts later on, gradually spreading eastwards through Thursday, with blustery showers following into northwestern parts later. Unsettled conditions look set to remain over the weekend, with rain or showers at times, but perhaps a spell of more settled conditions later on too. However, the changeable conditions will likely continue thereafter, with a mix of drier spells and Atlantic weather systems bringing more prolonged spells of heavy rain, and strengthening winds for parts of the UK. Temperatures will vary around normal or somewhat below for the time of year, but it will feel warm in any sunny periods, especially in parts of the south.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 17 Aug 2017 to Saturday 26 Aug 2017:

Thursday and Friday will be unsettled. Brief bright spells are likely, although there will also be showers or longer spells of rain. Some of the showers are likely to be thundery. It will also be windy with coastal gales. The remainder of the period is set to see a continuation of the changeable theme, with spells of wet and windy weather interspersed by brighter, showery conditions. Northern and some western areas are likely to see the heaviest rain and strongest winds, perhaps with coastal gales at times, whilst the best of any drier weather is expected towards the south and southeast. Temperatures will begin a little below average, although should recover to nearer normal in the drier, brighter interludes. Possibly becoming warm at times in the south and east.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 27 Aug 2017 to Sunday 10 Sep 2017:

Through the latter part of August and into early September, we are most likely to see a northwest/southeast split in the weather, although confidence regarding this is very low. This weather set-up will bring changeable conditions across the northwest of the UK, with spells of rain and strong winds at times, whilst the south and east will be drier and settled more often. As a result, temperatures may often be warmer in the south and east, especially across south-eastern counties. In contrast, temperatures will remain close to normal or perhaps a little below across the north and parts of the west.

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UK Outlook for Friday 18 Aug 2017 to Sunday 27 Aug 2017:

Friday looks unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain, some possibly thundery. Strong winds and coastal gales are also expected. The weather should improve from the southwest on Saturday, although on Sunday and for much of the following week, a resumption of the changeable weather pattern is expected, with wet and windy weather interspersed by brighter, showery conditions. The worst of the wind and rain is likely in the northwest, with the longest drier and brighter spells developing towards the south. However, confidence is low, and for a time during the week there is a small chance of more settled weather becoming established across the UK. Temperatures are most likely to be near average or below, with the greatest chance of some warmer spells developing in the south.

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UK Outlook for Monday 28 Aug 2017 to Monday 11 Sep 2017:

Through the latter stages of August and into the first part of September, we are most likely to see changeable weather conditions dominating across the UK. However, there is a low chance of some more prolonged dry and fine weather developing at first. As a result, on balance there are likely to be spells of rain and strong winds at times, especially towards the north and across parts of the west, whilst the south and east can expect to see the best of any drier and brighter spells. Temperatures may become warm at times towards the south and southeast. However, they will generally remain close to normal or perhaps a little below across the north and some western areas.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 19 Aug 2017 to Monday 28 Aug 2017:

Showers and perhaps more persistent spells of rain and strong winds clearing northeast on Saturday, with drier and sunnier conditions following for Sunday. However, we may see further cloud and rain arriving into the far southwest later on Saturday, spreading northeastwards across the United Kingdom during Sunday. Into next week we are likely to see a continuation of the changeable conditions, with further spells of wet and windy weather spreading across the United Kingdom at times, mainly affecting the northwest, with some brighter and showery interludes. We may start to see the weather settling down around the middle of next week, especially in the south. Temperatures look set to remain around or a little below the average, although it may begin to become warmer generally next week.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 29 Aug 2017 to Tuesday 12 Sep 2017:

For the end of August and into the first part of September, we are most likely to see changeable weather conditions dominating across the UK. However, there is a chance of some more prolonged dry and fine weather at first. As a result, on balance there are likely to be spells of rain and strong winds at times, especially across the north and west, whilst the south and east can expect to see the best of any drier and brighter spells. Temperatures may become warm at times across the south and southeast. However, they will generally remain close to normal or perhaps a little below across the north and some western areas.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 20 Aug 2017 to Tuesday 29 Aug 2017:

Sunday will start off dry for many, but rain will spread across the northern half of the UK through the day, turning heavy at times. Elsewhere, it should stay generally fine and dry. Rain should then sink southeast on Monday, with showers in the north and west. Through the rest of the period, it will stay changeable on the whole with spells of rain, showers and strong winds at times, the heaviest of which are expected in the northwest. However, prolonged drier and brighter periods are likely between these spells of unsettled weather. Temperatures look set to remain around or a little below the average, although it may become generally warmer from the middle of next week.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 30 Aug 2017 to Wednesday 13 Sep 2017:

For the end of August and into the first part of September, we are most likely to see changeable weather conditions dominating across the UK. However, there is a chance of some more prolonged dry and fine weather at times too. As a result, on balance there are likely to be spells of rain and strong winds at times, especially across the north and west, which will then be interspersed with several days of drier and warmer weather. Temperatures may become warm or very warm at times across the south and southeast. However, they will remain generally close to normal for the time of year across the north and west.

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