Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Monday 3 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 12 Sep 2018:

On Monday and Tuesday a slow moving band of cloud and increasingly patchy rain is likely to lie across UK. Away from this, it should be dry with variable cloud and some long sunny spells, although outbreaks of rain may affect the far north later. Temperatures will be warm, possibly very warm in the south and east, but closer to normal elsewhere. Through the rest of the period more settled conditions are likely to become established, with a good deal of dry weather, and increasing sunshine. However, the far north and west may still occasionally be windy, with some rain at times. There will be some warm days, especially in the southeast, but there may be some chilly nights, with an increasing risk of fog.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Sep 2018 to Thursday 27 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that the weather pattern will change only slowly, and this will maintain a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells of more changeable conditions. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, with some warm days in the across the south and east, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, any longer clear nights may lead to some quite low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 4 Sep 2018 to Thursday 13 Sep 2018:

Warm sunshine is expected to dominate across much of the UK during Tuesday and Wednesday. The southeast may well be very warm at times, though a few showers are possible here. Through the rest of the period dry and fine weather will probably dominate with mostly light winds and a fair amount of sunshine. However, the far north and west may still occasionally be windy, with some rain at times. There will be some warm days everywhere, but there are likely to be some chilly nights, bringing an increasing risk of early morning fog. In the far south, it is likely to be very warm at times, and the extra heat may trigger the odd thunderstorm.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Friday 14 Sep 2018 to Friday 28 Sep 2018:

During the second half of September indications are that the weather pattern will change only slowly, thus maintaining a good deal of dry and warm weather, although with brief spells of more changeable conditions. Northern and western areas are more likely to have wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, with some warm days across the south and east, and with the warmer weather perhaps spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, any longer clear nights will lead to some quite low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog. Confidence of continued dry warm weather decreases as the month progresses.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Sep 2018 to Friday 14 Sep 2018:

Warm sunshine is expected to dominate much of the UK during Wednesday, although a few showers are possible in the southeast and it may be quite windy along the south coast. Through the rest of the period dry and fine weather will probably dominate with mostly light winds and a fair amount of sunshine. However, the far north may still occasionally be windy, and there may some rain here at times. There will be some warm days everywhere, but there are likely to be some chilly nights, bringing an increasing risk of early morning fog. In the far south, it could be very warm at times, and the extra heat may trigger the odd thunderstorm.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Sep 2018 to Saturday 29 Sep 2018:

During the second half of September indications are that the weather pattern will change only slowly, thus maintaining a good deal of dry and warm weather. However, spells of more changeable weather will become increasingly likely as the month progresses. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, with some warm days across the south and east at the start of the period, and with the warmer weather spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, longer clear nights will lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog across the UK, and frost in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Thursday 6 Sep 2018 to Saturday 15 Sep 2018:

Dry and fine weather with sunny spells for most on Thursday and Friday with chilly nights and some isolated mist and fog patches for the early morning. Parts of northwest Scotland on Thursday, and eastern Scotland and northeast England on Friday, are likely to be cloudier with some scattered showers. For southern and southeastern England there may be some brisk winds at times but also warm temperatures. Largely fine and settled across much of the UK into next weekend and beyond, although with a risk of more changeable or unsettled conditions at times. Unsettled spells are most likely across the southern half of the UK with rain or, possibly, thundery showers. Chilly nights and some warm days are likely with some early morning mist or fog patches and light winds.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Sunday 16 Sep 2018 to Sunday 30 Sep 2018:

During the second half of September indications are that the weather pattern will change only slowly, thus maintaining a good deal of dry and warm weather. However, spells of more changeable weather will become increasingly likely as the month progresses. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, with some warm days across the south and east at the start of the period, and with the warmer weather spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, longer clear nights will lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog across the UK, and frost in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Friday 7 Sep 2018 to Sunday 16 Sep 2018:

At first, northern and eastern areas are likely to be cloudy and breezy with showers or spells of rain. Southern and western parts, mainly dry with sunny spells, light winds, and a few showers. There is a small chance, however, that settled and fine conditions will prevail widely. Although uncertainty remains, more settled and sunnier weather is most likely across the southeast as we move into the first half of the working week, with chilly nights and some morning fog patches. Concurrently, generally unsettled weather, should become established in the northwest of the UK, bringing a risk of some strong winds at times. From mid-week, periods of dry, fine, and warm weather are likely, with spells of more unsettled weather in the northwest.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Saturday 8 Sep 2018 to Monday 17 Sep 2018:

It will be an unsettled start to this period, with low pressure dominating through the weekend. There will be showers or longer spells of rain, particularly for central and northern areas, with somewhat drier and brighter conditions across the south. Windy and rather cool at first but winds will tend to ease by Sunday, with warmer conditions developing for some. It should turn more settled across central and southern areas through next week, with increasing amounts of dry and fine weather. More unsettled weather will affect the northwest at times, with spells of heavy rain and strong winds. Warm for many and perhaps turning very warm in the south and east. However, under clear spells, there could be some chilly nights with the risk of morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 18 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 2 Oct 2018:

During the second half of September indications are that there will a good deal of dry and warm weather around, especially in the southeast. However, spells of more changeable weather are likely as the month progresses. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, with some warm days across the south and east at the start of the period, and with the warmer weather spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, longer clear nights will lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog across the UK, and frost in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Sunday 9 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 18 Sep 2018:

On Sunday there'll be showers in places, but drier conditions will spread slowly from the southwest through the day. By Monday showers should be largely confined to the north and east, with drier and brighter conditions elsewhere, and with warmer conditions developing for some. Through the remainder of the forecast period a good deal of fine and dry weather should become established across central and southern areas, with the best of the sunshine in the southeast. More unsettled weather will affect the west and northwest at times, perhaps with spells of heavy rain and strong winds. Warm for many and perhaps turning very warm at times in the south and east. However, there could be some chilly nights with the risk of morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 3 Oct 2018:

During the remainder of September and into the start of October there are indications that there will be some periods of dry and fine weather, especially in the southeast at first where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more changeable weather are likely as we approach October, these mainly in the northwest, but with rain spreading southeast across the rest of the UK at times. Daytime temperatures are likely to be slightly above average overall, however, as the nights continue to lengthen, any longer clear nights will lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog, and with frosts, particularly in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Monday 10 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 19 Sep 2018:

On Monday cloud and rain is expected to push across many central and southern areas, whilst further north there'll be showers and some sunny spells. Further pulses of rain are likely in the south on Tuesday, with brighter but showery and breezy weather continuing elsewhere. Through the rest of the week and the middle of the month, a good deal of fine and dry weather is likely to develop across central and southern areas. More unsettled conditions will affect the west and northwest at times, perhaps with spells of heavy rain and strong winds or gales, and with a risk of this unsettled weather developing elsewhere at times. Generally warm in the south, but temperatures varying around normal elsewhere, with some chilly nights with the risk of morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Sep 2018 to Thursday 4 Oct 2018:

During the remainder of September and into the start of October periods of dry and fine weather are likely at first, especially in the southeast at first where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, these mainly in the northwest where there's a risk of gales and heavy rain at times, and with the rain perhaps occasionally spreading across other areas. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, however the lengthening nights may lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog, and with frosts, particularly in the north

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[johnholmes]

The last two sentences less optimistic in terms of temperature perhaps? Also the bit about unsettled weather developing elsewhere at times (which was not in their am or pm update yesterday). This update is the early am one.

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UK Outlook for Friday 21 Sep 2018 to Friday 5 Oct 2018:

During the end of September and into the start of October periods of dry and fine weather are likely at first, especially in the south and southeast at first where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, these mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times, and with the rain perhaps occasionally spreading across other areas. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, however the lengthening nights may lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog, and with frosts, particularly in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 11 Sep 2018 to Thursday 20 Sep 2018:

Tuesday is looking mostly cloudy but dry and warm in the south and southeast. Sunny spells and showers are likely in the far north whilst elsewhere it should be cloudy with rain, heaviest and most persistent in the west. This rain should push southeastwards through the middle of the week, perhaps turning heavy at times, with brighter but also fresher weather following to most parts. Through the rest of the period, the driest weather is likely to be across southern parts where it should also be rather warm. Meanwhile it will be more unsettled and cooler towards the northwest with bouts of heavy rain and strong winds. Some cold nights are likely with an increasing risk of morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Saturday 22 Sep 2018 to Saturday 6 Oct 2018:

During the end of September and into the start of October periods of dry and fine weather are likely at first, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, these mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times, and with the rain perhaps occasionally spreading across other areas. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, however the lengthening nights may lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy fog, and with frosts, particularly in the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 12 Sep 2018 to Friday 21 Sep 2018:

The end of next week is likely to have a good deal of dry and perhaps warm weather in the south and southeast. Sunny spells, showers and cooler conditions are likely in the north, whilst elsewhere it should be cloudy with rain, heaviest and most persistent in the west, although this will ease by the end of the week, with drier conditions likely over the weekend. Through the rest of the period, the driest weather is likely to be across southern parts where it should also be rather warm. Meanwhile it will be more unsettled and cooler towards the northwest with bouts of heavy rain and strong winds. Some cold nights are likely with an increasing risk of morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Sunday 23 Sep 2018 to Sunday 7 Oct 2018:

For the last week of September and the start of October periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. The wind and rain will sometimes spread across other areas. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, however the lengthening nights may lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog, with frosts in parts of the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Sep 2018 to Saturday 22 Sep 2018:

England and Wales are likely to have a good deal of dry and bright weather on Thursday and Friday. In Scotland and Northern Ireland, showers, cooler weather and a brisk breeze are more likely. Over next weekend and the start of next week, predominantly dry weather will continue in the south, and it is likely to become quite warm here. In the north, though, it will often stay windy and cloudy, and rain is likely to become persistent at times. Later next week, the weather is likely to become more autumnal generally, with wet and windy weather in the northwest spreading further south and east at times. There will be dry and settled spells too, and cold nights will become more likely, bringing occasional morning fog patches.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Sunday 23 Sep 2018 to Sunday 7 Oct 2018:

For the last week of September and the start of October periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. However occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. The wind and rain will sometimes spread across other areas. Daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average overall, however the lengthening nights may lead to some low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog, with frosts in parts of the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Friday 14 Sep 2018 to Sunday 23 Sep 2018:

Predominantly dry across much of England and Wales through Friday and into next weekend with spells of sunshine and often light winds, although a few showers are possible. Scotland and Northern Ireland will see more changeable weather, with showers or longer spells of rain as well as stronger winds. Into next week, it is likely that this north/south split will continue at first, with the south staying generally dry and perhaps turning warmer, but with some colder nights and the risk of morning fog. The north will continue to see spells of rain and strong, perhaps even gale force winds. This unsettled weather may occasionally extend to other parts of the UK towards the end of next week, although the south and east may continue to see mostly dry conditions.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 25 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 9 Oct 2018:

For the end of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts in parts of the north.

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast