Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Friday 25 May 2012 to Sunday 3 Jun 2012:

Much of the UK is likely to start the period largely dry and settled, with clear or sunny spells expected in most areas, although eastern coastal districts may stay fairly cloudy. Southwestern parts of the UK are the most likely to see rain during this time, perhaps heavy or thundery in places, but even here there should also be a good deal of dry weather. From Monday onwards, more changeable conditions with rain at times are likely for many areas, with northern parts of the UK keeping the best of the settled weather. Temperatures are likely to be above average in all but eastern coastal areas at first, locally very warm in central and southern parts of Britain, but return closer to normal for the start of June.

Updated: 1133 on Sun 20 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 25 May 2012 to Sunday 3 Jun 2012:

A settled start with dry and sunny conditions for most. Through the weekend, there is an increasing chance of showers breaking out across southern parts, possibly spreading northwards through Sunday, although northern parts of the UK staying mostly fine and dry. Temperatures will be generally above average for most and feeling warm in the sunshine, although cooler towards the east coast, especially in the brisk easterly breeze. Southern areas are likely to remain largely unsettled into next week with showers or longer spells of rain. Further north, there is a greater chance of drier conditions but still with the risk of more changeable interludes. Temperatures remaining on the warm side at first, locally very warm, but likely to return nearer normal towards the end of the period across the UK.

Updated: 1204 on Mon 21 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 27 May 2012 to Tuesday 5 Jun 2012:

A good deal of dry and settled weather across the UK at first with some extended periods of warm sunshine. Turning more changeable in the south into the early part of next week, with showers or perhaps spells of more persistent rain at times. Northern and eastern parts of the UK will keep more settled weather into the middle of next week before the changeable conditions spread northwards to affect all parts of the UK by the beginning of June. It will be breezy at first, particularly across the south and east but winds will ease through the first part of next week. Feeling warm or very warm for the time of year at first but generally returning closer to normal for all areas by the end of next week.

Updated: 1121 on Tue 22 May 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 28 May 2012 to Wednesday 6 Jun 2012:

It is likely to remain largely dry and settled across northern and especially northeastern parts of the UK, with good spells of sunshine likely. Southern and particularly southwestern parts however are likely to see more unsettled conditions, with heavy and thundery showers possible here, but also some spells of hazy sunshine. Temperatures are likely to remain above average and it should feel warm in any sunshine, but eastern areas are likely to feel somewhat cooler in the easterly breeze. Into the second week conditions look likely to become rather changeable across the UK, with periods of rain or showers interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes. Temperatures during this period are likely to be close to the June average.

Updated: 1242 on Wed 23 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 29 May 2012 to Thursday 7 Jun 2012:

Much of the UK is likely to see a dry start with good spells of sunshine continuing. However there is the risk of occasionally heavy showers developing, particularly across central areas on Tuesday, but more widely on Wednesday. Temperatures should remain above average across most parts. However it may be rather murky around some coasts, particularly in the northeast and far southwest and it will consequently feel cooler here. Thereafter conditions look likely to remain generally changeable with periods of rain or showers, particularly towards the northwest, interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes, best of which are likely towards the southeast. Temperatures during this period are likely to be close to the June average.

Updated: 1141 on Thu 24 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 30 May 2012 to Friday 8 Jun 2012:

Rather unsettled at first with showers or longer outbreaks of rain in most parts, perhaps heavy at times. The north and west of the United Kingdom are most likely to see more persistent rain. There is an increasing chance of drier, brighter weather towards the first weekend of June for many parts, however the northwest is likely to remain rather cloudy throughout with spells of rain. Cloudier conditions may also affect the east of the UK where there is also a chance of some rain or showers. Temperatures during this period are likely to be close to average but it will become warm in any sunny spells. Eastern coasts are likely to be cooler at times.

Updated: 1220 on Fri 25 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 31 May 2012 to Saturday 9 Jun 2012:

Rather unsettled at first with showers or longer outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy at times but also some drier and brighter spells. Becoming generally drier and brighter towards the Jubilee bank holiday weekend for many parts, however the south and east is likely to be rather cloudy at times with a chance of showers, especially at first. There is also a chance of more unsettled weather affecting the west and northwest of the UK by the end of the weekend. There are indications that these changeable conditions will probably spread to most areas by the end of the period. Temperatures are likely to be close to average and rather warm in any sunny spells. Eastern coasts are likely to be cooler at times.

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 1 Jun 2012 to Sunday 10 Jun 2012:

Mainly dry and bright for the Jubilee bank holiday weekend across many parts, however the south and east is likely to be rather cloudy at times with a chance of some light showers, especially at first. Mainly light winds are expected, but eastern coasts are likely to see a fresh and cool northerly breeze. There is also a chance of more unsettled weather affecting the west and northwest of the UK by the end of the weekend. There are indications that these changeable conditions will probably spread to most areas by the end of the period. Temperatures are likely to be close to average but feeling rather warm in any sunny spells, with sunnier western areas most likely to see above average temperatures.

Updated: 1112 on Sun 27 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 2 Jun 2012 to Monday 11 Jun 2012:

Mainly dry, bright, and cooler than of late for the Jubilee weekend across many areas, especially southern and eastern parts of the UK, including London, where it will be a little cloudier with a chance of some light showers. Temperatures will be around or just below average for the time of year, and winds should be light away from northern and eastern coasts with a fresher northerly breeze here. Conditions should stay similar for Bank Holiday Monday and Tuesday, but perhaps more in the way of cloud and showery rain in the north and east, this spreading into the southwest at times, with temperatures staying around or just below the average. Staying generally unsettled thereafter with some rain or showers at times, and temperatures around or just below average.

Updated: 1146 on Mon 28 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 3 Jun 2012 to Tuesday 12 Jun 2012:

For the Jubilee weekend including Bank Holiday Monday many parts of the UK will be dry, bright and feeling cooler than of late. The exceptions being eastern, and in particular northeastern coastal areas, which could experience a little more cloud and a few showers. Also, cloud and rain may encroach into the far southwest during the weekend, but with some uncertainty at this stage on its extent. Temperatures will be around or just below average for the time of year, and feeling rather cool near breezier northeast coasts. From Bank Holiday Tuesday onwards, it should become gradually more unsettled for most parts with persistent rain or showers at times, but the southeast may hold onto the driest weather for longest. Temperatures should remain around or just below average.

Updated: 1213 on Tue 29 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 4 Jun 2012 to Wednesday 13 Jun 2012:

It is expected to start mainly dry and bright in the north on Monday but it will still be chilly. Rather mixed conditions are expected elsewhere with some rain at times, but some drier and brighter spells are also possible. The best of the bright spells probably more towards the southeast of the UK. Unsettled weather should spread to all parts by midweek, with a risk of persistent rain or showers at times. It will become generally breezy with a low risk of gales from time to time chiefly towards the north and west of the UK. Temperatures will start below average for the most part but will generally return to normal by the middle of the week.

Updated: 1234 on Wed 30 May 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 5 Jun 2012 to Thursday 14 Jun 2012:

It could be mainly dry in the east at first on Tuesday but it is expected to soon turn increasingly unsettled across all parts through the second half of the week, with a risk of some persistent rain or showers at times. There is a chance that showers may turn heavy or thundery in places. Winds will generally increase and it will remain breezy for much of the period with a low risk of gales in coastal areas from time to time, chiefly towards the north and west of the UK. Temperatures should mainly stay around the seasonal average in the best of any drier spells but it will feel rather cool in the wind and rain.

Updated: 1238 on Thu 31 May 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 6 Jun 2012 to Friday 15 Jun 2012:

Unsettled conditions are expected fairly widely across the country, giving a mixture of sunny spells and showers. The showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder at times, especially towards southern areas. There is a risk of more persistent rain across northern parts on Wednesday and then later on Thursday in southern and southwestern areas. It is likely to remain unsettled with showers and occasionally more prolonged spells of rain through next weekend and for much of the following week. It will be rather windy at first, but as winds ease by next weekend, the showers may become slow moving, giving locally very high rainfall totals. Feeling rather cool during the showers and the rain, but in any lengthier drier and brighter spells it should feel pleasantly warm.

Updated: 1220 on Fri 1 Jun 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 7 Jun 2012 to Saturday 16 Jun 2012:

Unsettled conditions are expected fairly widely across the country, giving a mixture of sunny spells and showers. The showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder at times, especially towards southern areas. There is a risk of more persistent rain on Thursday crossing all areas, slowly clearing east on Friday. It is likely to remain unsettled with showers and occasionally more prolonged spells of rain through next weekend and for much of the following week. It will be rather windy at first, but as winds ease by next weekend, the showers may become slow moving, giving locally very high rainfall totals. Feeling rather cool during the showers and the rain, but in any lengthier drier and brighter spells it should feel pleasantly warm.

Updated: 1138 on Sat 2 Jun 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 8 Jun 2012 to Sunday 17 Jun 2012:

Most areas will see outbreaks of rain on Friday, slowly clearing to the north into Saturday to leave a chance of a brief spell of drier, brighter weather in eastern parts on Saturday. Thereafter, unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer periods of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and eastern areas. Rather windy at first, but as winds ease towards the start of next week, showers may become slow moving, giving locally very high rainfall totals. Towards mid-June, there are indications of slightly less unsettled weather. Feeling rather cool in the wetter spells, but in any decent drier and brighter interludes it should feel warmer.

Updated: 1152 on Sun 3 Jun 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 9 Jun 2012 to Monday 18 Jun 2012:

Most areas will see outbreaks of rain and perhaps some strong winds during Saturday, but then a brief drier and brighter period is likely to follow for Sunday in some parts. Thereafter, unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer outbreaks of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and eastern areas. Rather windy at first, but as winds ease towards the start of next week, showers may become slow moving, giving a risk of locally very high rainfall totals. Towards mid-June, there are some indications of slightly less unsettled weather, especially for southern parts. Temperatures continuing around normal, or occasionally below normal especially during the wetter spells.

Updated: 1208 on Mon 4 Jun 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 10 Jun 2012 to Tuesday 19 Jun 2012:

Generally rather unsettled although a brief drier and brighter period is likely on Sunday for some. Thereafter, unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer outbreaks of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and eastern areas. Rather windy at first, but as winds ease towards the start of next week, showers may become slow moving, giving a risk of locally very high rainfall totals. Towards mid-June, there are some indications of slightly less unsettled weather, especially for southern and eastern parts. Temperatures generally below average, and feeling particularly cool in strong winds.

Updated: 1137 on Tue 5 Jun 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 11 Jun 2012 to Wednesday 20 Jun 2012:

Unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer outbreaks of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and southeastern areas on Monday and Tuesday, and with mainly light winds, showers will be slow moving, giving a risk of locally high rainfall totals. The focus of the showers shifts to the west or northwest for the latter part of next week, and winds begin to strengthen in the northwest. Little change then through the rest of the period, with the northwest seeing the most unsettled weather, while the south and east could have lengthier dry and bright spells. Temperatures generally slightly below average, perhaps recovering to near average later.

Updated: 1147 on Wed 6 Jun 2012

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[AutumnMists]

Looks like another mainly forgetful month :-/

Not happy!

Let's hope their is light at the close of the month.

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 12 Jun 2012 to Thursday 21 Jun 2012:

Unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer outbreaks of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and southeastern areas, and with mainly light winds, showers will be slow moving, giving a risk of locally high rainfall totals. Towards the end of next week there is a slightly increased chance of some drier, brighter intervals. Little change then through the rest of the period, with the focus of the unsettled weather shifting towards the north, while the south and west could have lengthier dry and bright spells. Temperatures generally slightly below average, perhaps recovering to near average later.

Updated: 1127 on Thu 7 Jun 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 13 Jun 2012 to Friday 22 Jun 2012:

Unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some more persistent outbreaks of rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially towards southern and southeastern areas. Winds will generally be light to moderate but there is a risk of strong winds towards the southwest towards the end of next week. After next weekend there is a slightly increased chance of more settled conditions with the focus of the unsettled weather shifting towards the north, while the south and west could have lengthier dry and bright spells. Temperatures generally slightly below average at first, perhaps recovering to near average, or even rather warm in the southeast later.

Updated: 1206 on Fri 8 Jun 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 14 Jun 2012 to Saturday 23 Jun 2012:

Remaining unsettled, with a mixture of bright spells and showers with some more persistent rain at times. Some of the showers are likely to be heavy with hail and thunder possible, especially earlier in this period towards southern and southeastern areas. Winds will generally be light to moderate, but there is a risk of strong winds towards the southwest towards the end of the first week. Into the following week, there is a slightly increased chance of more settled conditions with the focus of the unsettled weather shifting towards the north and east, while the south and west could have some longer dry and bright spells. Temperatures generally slightly below average at first, but probably recovering to near average and perhaps even on the warm side at times.

Updated: 1151 on Sat 9 Jun 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 15 Jun 2012 to Sunday 24 Jun 2012:

Outbreaks of rain and strong winds will spread northeastwards across the country on Friday, with showers following on Saturday and Sunday. The weather will remain unsettled into next week with a mixture of bright spells and showers, some of which may be heavy and thundery, and perhaps even some more persistent rain at times. There are some indications that southern and eastern parts of the UK will become generally drier and brighter towards the end of next week, although occasional spells of rain or showers remain possible. Northern and western parts will probably stay unsettled though with a greater chance of seeing periods of rain. Temperatures will probably be generally below average for time time of year at first, but are likely to recover to nearer average later.

Updated: 1214 on Sun 10 Jun 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 16 Jun 2012 to Monday 25 Jun 2012:

The weekend will see rather unsettled weather across the United Kingdom. Strong winds and rain will affect many areas on Saturday, followed by locally heavy showers on Sunday. The weather will remain unsettled into next week with a mixture of bright spells and showers, some of which may be heavy and thundery, and perhaps even some more persistent rain at times. There are some indications that southern and eastern parts of the UK will become generally drier and brighter towards the end of next week, although occasional spells of rain or showers remain possible. Northern and western parts will probably stay unsettled though with a greater chance of seeing periods of rain. Temperatures will probably be a little below average at first, but should recover to close to average later.

Updated: 1128 on Mon 11 Jun 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 17 Jun 2012 to Tuesday 26 Jun 2012:

Wind and rain should generally ease across northwestern parts through Sunday and Monday, although showers or longer spells of rain are still likely elsewhere. Temperatures will generally remain on the cool side of the seasonal average although winds staying generally light. The theme through the rest of the period is generally unsettled, with an increasing divide between the northwest and the southeast. The lengthiest spells of rain are expected in the northwest. The southeast will generally be drier and brighter but there will still be some occasional showers, especially towards the far southeast where a few heavy thunderstorms might drift in from the continent. Temperatures remaining close to or slightly below the seasonal average, but possibly recovering to nearer normal across the south and east at times.

Updated: 1250 on Tue 12 Jun 2012.

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