Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Sunday 7 Oct 2018 to Sunday 21 Oct 2018:

Generally settled and drier conditions are likely to dominate across many parts of the UK during the beginning of this period, particularly across the south. This should bring a good deal of sunshine with any wet and windy weather, likely to be mostly confined to the north. Long nights will lead to a greater chance of fog and patchy frost, but the days will often be mild. Towards the middle of the month, there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, with the chance that it may turn more unsettled across all parts, although this is most likely to be across the north.

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UK Outlook for Friday 28 Sep 2018 to Sunday 7 Oct 2018:

Through the remainder of September the weather should stay largely settled with long spells of sunshine and generally light winds. Northern and northwestern areas may be more changeable at times, with stronger winds and some outbreaks of rain, which may occasionally extend a little further south and east. Overnight, there will the risk of some mist and fog patches, especially in the south although it should remain mostly dry here. By day it will be warm for many, but some nights will be chilly with patchy frost possible. Into early October, many areas are likely to remain mostly settled, but it is likely to turn generally colder. Southern parts are likely to see the driest weather, but some wet and windy weather is possible in the north.

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UK Outlook for Monday 8 Oct 2018 to Monday 22 Oct 2018:

Generally settled and drier conditions are likely to dominate across many parts of the UK during the beginning of this period, particularly across the south. This should bring a good deal of sunshine with any wet and windy weather, likely to be mostly confined to the north. Long nights will lead to a greater chance of fog and patchy frost, but the days will often be mild. Towards the middle of the month, there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, with the chance that it may turn more unsettled across all parts, although this is most likely to be across the north. Temperatures are likely to be near normal to locally warm at times, but overall colder than normal.

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33 minutes ago, Summer Sun said:

Temperatures are likely to be near normal to locally warm at times, but overall colder than normal.

That sentence is almost self-contradictory? Depends on how one parses it, I guess...

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UK Outlook for Saturday 29 Sep 2018 to Monday 8 Oct 2018:

This weekend there'll be a good deal of fine weather, with the best of the sunshine across the south and west. However, northwestern areas will probably become cloudier with some rain through Saturday, with this patchy rain sinking slowly south and east but tending to die away as it does so. On Sunday northern and eastern parts will see some blustery showers, and it will become very windy in the far north with gales. Through the first week of October, many areas are likely to remain mostly settled, with some cold nights at first and perhaps some early morning fog, but still with some warm sunshine by day. Southern parts are likely to see the driest weather, but some wet and windy weather is possible at times in the north.

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

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 9 Oct 2018 to Tuesday 23 Oct 2018:

Generally settled and drier conditions are likely to dominate across many parts of the UK during the beginning of this period, particularly across the south. This should bring a good deal of sunshine, with any wet and windy weather likely to be mostly confined to the north. Longer nights will lead to a greater chance of fog and patchy frost, but the days will often be mild. Towards the middle of the month, there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, with the chance that it may turn more unsettled across all parts, although this is most likely to be across the north. Temperatures are likely to be near normal to locally warm at times, but overall colder than normal.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 30 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 9 Oct 2018:

Sunday sees fine and settled weather with sunny spells for most, but with a band of cloud and increasingly light and patchy rain sinking slowly southwards through the day. On Monday some wet and windy weather may move south across northern areas, but weakening as it does so. Ahead of this there'll be fine weather with some sunshine. Through the first week of October unsettled, windy weather is possible in the far north, perhaps affecting parts of the east at times. However many areas should remain settled, with some cold nights and early morning fog, but with some warm sunshine by day. Into the second week of October more generally changeable conditions may become established.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 10 Oct 2018 to Wednesday 24 Oct 2018:

The start of this period is likely to begin with a lot of dry and fine weather, but with an increasing trend towards much more changeable conditions becoming established. Whilst there remains considerable uncertainty in the forecast detail, there is a greater chance of spells of wet and windy weather from mid October onwards, with the rain possibly turning wintry at times over the highest ground in the north. There should still be some spells of dry and fine weather, especially at first, but these will bring some cold nights and morning fog. Temperatures will be generally colder than average, but with some milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Monday 1 Oct 2018 to Wednesday 10 Oct 2018:

On Monday Wales and South England may start cloudy with some patchy drizzle, but brightening up in the afternoon. Elsewhere sunny spells with showers, perhaps heavy, extending down North Sea coastal areas. Through the rest of the week southern parts should see a lot of dry and bright weather with some morning fog patches, while elsewhere it will be cloudier, with spells of rain affecting the north interspersed by brighter showery conditions. Often windy in the north, with a risk of gales in exposed areas. Temperatures will be close to or a little below normal, with some chilly nights particularly in the south where there's a risk of some frosts. Into the second week of October there is likely to be a gradual change to more generally changeable conditions.

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Edited September 26, 2018 by Summer Sun

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UK Outlook for Thursday 11 Oct 2018 to Thursday 25 Oct 2018:

Although the start of this period may begin with some dry and fine weather, there's an increasing trend towards much more unsettled conditions becoming established. Whilst there remains considerable uncertainty in the forecast, there is a greater chance of spells of wet and windy weather from mid October onwards, with the rain possibly turning to snow at times over the highest ground in the north. There should still be some spells of dry and fine weather, especially at first, but these will bring some locally frosty nights and morning fog. Temperatures will be generally colder than average, but with some milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 2 Oct 2018 to Thursday 11 Oct 2018:

Unsettled weather is likely in the north on Tuesday with rain and strong winds at times. Further south, it is more likely to be drier with largely cloudy skies. Through the rest of the week southern parts should see a lot of dry and bright weather with some morning fog patches, while in the north it will be cloudier, with spells of rain interspersed by brighter showery conditions. Often windy in the north, with a risk of gales in exposed areas. Temperatures will be close to or a little below normal, with some chilly nights particularly in the south where there's a risk of some frosts. Into the second week of October there are signs of the unsettled conditions becoming more widespread.

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UK Outlook for Friday 12 Oct 2018 to Friday 26 Oct 2018:

Although the start of this period may begin with some dry and fine weather, there's an increasing trend towards much more unsettled conditions becoming established. Whilst there remains considerable uncertainty in the forecast, there is a greater chance of spells of wet and windy weather from mid October onwards. There should still be some spells of dry and fine weather, especially at first, but these will bring some locally frosty nights and morning fog. Towards the end of the month, there is a chance of more settled weather developing, particularly in the south. Temperatures will be generally colder than average, but with some milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 3 Oct 2018 to Friday 12 Oct 2018:

It will be wet and windy in the north on Wednesday with temperatures near normal for the time of year. However. it will be warm and mainly dry in the south with some sunny spells, especially in the east. Cloud and rain then clears southwards on Thursday followed by colder showery conditions from the north. There will be further showers in the north on Friday, but it will be mainly dry in the south with sunny spells after any early morning mist and fog patches clear. More cloud and rain is then possible in the north later. As we head into the second week of October there are signs of the unsettled conditions becoming more widespread.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 13 Oct 2018 to Saturday 27 Oct 2018:

Early in this period there is an increasing trend towards much more unsettled conditions becoming established. Whilst there remains considerable uncertainty in the forecast, there is a greater chance of spells of wet and windy weather from mid October onwards. Towards the end of the month, there is a chance of more settled weather developing again, particularly in the south. Temperatures will be generally colder than average, but with some milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 4 Oct 2018 to Saturday 13 Oct 2018:

A band of cloud and rain will move southwards through the UK on Thursday, becoming light and patchy by the time it reaches southern England, which will probably stay rather warm. To the north, colder, windy and showery weather is expected. Friday is likely to be bright, less windy and mainly dry across the UK, after any early morning mist and fog patches clear. Next weekend and the following week will probably bring a more general spell of wet and windy weather, though the severity of this is uncertain. Gales are likely in the northwest with the best of any sunshine in the south and east. Temperatures will tend to be rather cold in the north, but around normal in the south.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 14 Oct 2018 to Sunday 28 Oct 2018:

Whilst there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, the weather in the second half of October looks likely to be on the wet and windy side, though drier interludes are likely too. Gales are possible at times, particularly in the northwest. Towards the end of the month, there is a chance of more settled weather developing again, particularly in the south, where night fog and frosts will become more likely. Temperatures will probably be generally colder than average by then, but with some short-lived milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Friday 5 Oct 2018 to Sunday 14 Oct 2018:

After a dry start in the far south, Friday and Saturday are likely to be rather cloudy and breezy across southern and central England and Wales, with some rain at times. Friday will be quite warm here, but Saturday less so. Brighter colder weather is more likely across northern England, Northern Ireland and southern Scotland, but northern Scotland may well have strong winds, sunny spells and blustery showers. For Sunday and the following week a more general spell of wet and windy weather is likely, though the severity of this is uncertain. Gales are likely in the northwest with the best of any sunshine in the south and east. Temperatures will tend to be rather cold in the north, but around normal in the south.

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UK Outlook for Monday 15 Oct 2018 to Monday 29 Oct 2018:

Whilst there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, the weather in the second half of October looks likely to be on the wet and windy side, though drier and brighter interludes are likely too. Gales are possible at times, particularly in the northwest. Towards the end of the month, there is a chance of more settled weather developing again, particularly in the south, where night fog and frosts would become more likely. Temperatures will probably be generally colder than average by then, but with some short-lived milder interludes at times.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 6 Oct 2018 to Monday 15 Oct 2018:

Saturday is looking unsettled, with a spell of wet and possibly windy weather affecting southern and central parts of England and Wales, before clearing away eastwards, with brighter, showery conditions following from the northwest. After a chilly start, most places becoming dry on Sunday with sunny spells and light winds. Into next week and it will probably be mostly settled at first, but this period is most likely to be generally unsettled. There are likely to be spells of wet and often windy weather at times, especially across northern and western parts of the UK, with gales or severe gales. Driest, brightest conditions are likely to be in the south and east. Temperatures starting off widely cold, but will recover to perhaps becoming warm in the south.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 16 Oct 2018 to Tuesday 30 Oct 2018:

Whilst there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, the weather in the second half of October looks likely to be on the wet and windy side, though drier and brighter interludes are likely too. Gales are possible at times, particularly in the northwest. Towards the end of the month, there is a chance of more settled weather developing again, particularly in the south, where night time fog and frosts would become more likely. Temperatures will probably be generally colder than average by then, but with some short-lived milder interludes at times. There is an increasing chance of a more blocked pattern developing late October, perhaps with high pressure becoming re-established across the UK.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 7 Oct 2018 to Tuesday 16 Oct 2018:

On Sunday any lingering outbreaks of rain and strong winds in the southeast should soon clear. Elsewhere after a cold, locally frosty start most places will have a fine, sunny day, however northwestern parts will turn wet with coastal gales later in the day. On Monday this rain and strong winds will spread slowly southeastwards, but with fine weather continuing ahead of it. Through the rest of the period a generally unsettled weather pattern prevails, with spells of wet and often windy weather, especially across northern and western parts, where there may be gales at times. The driest and brightest conditions are likely to be in the south and east. Temperatures starting off below normal at first, but recovering to become rather warm at times, especially in the south.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 17 Oct 2018 to Wednesday 31 Oct 2018:

Whilst there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, the weather in the second half of October looks likely to be on the wet and windy side, especially in the west and northwest, although some brighter, showery interludes are likely too. Gales are possible at times, particularly in the northwest. Southeastern part may see a greater number of settled spells, and with a low chance that these settled conditions could extend across other areas. There is an increasing chance that late in October conditions will calm down again, with perhaps with high pressure becoming re-established more widely, especially in south and southeastern areas. Temperatures probably close to normal, and occasionally warm, but should more settled weather re-develop, a trend towards colder conditions with night time fog and frosts is likely.

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UK Outlook for Monday 8 Oct 2018 to Wednesday 17 Oct 2018:

On Monday rain and strong winds will spread southeastwards across northwestern parts of the UK with scattered, blustery showers following across northern parts of Scotland. Fine weather will continue across the southeast where there will be some good sunny spells. As we head through the rest of the period the UK is likely to see some unsettled weather patterns develop, with spells of wet and often windy weather, especially across northern and western parts, where there may be gales at times. The driest and brightest conditions are likely to persist in the south and east. Temperatures are expected to start off below normal, at first, but recover, becoming rather warm at times, especially in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 18 Oct 2018 to Thursday 1 Nov 2018:

Whilst there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, the weather through the middle of October looks likely to begin on the wet and windy side, especially in the west and northwest, although some brighter, showery interludes are likely too. Gales are possible at times, particularly in the northwest. Southeastern part may see a greater number of settled spells, and with a low chance that these settled conditions could extend across other areas. There is an increasing chance that late in October conditions will calm down again, with perhaps with high pressure becoming re-established more widely, especially in south and southeastern areas. Temperatures probably close to normal, and occasionally warm, but should more settled weather re-develop, a trend towards colder conditions with night time fog and frosts is likely.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 9 Oct 2018 to Thursday 18 Oct 2018:

The second week of October will continue to see a northwest/southeast split. Northern and western areas will generally be unsettled, with outbreaks of rain as well as strong to gale force winds. Rain will be heavy at times and there is also the potential for some stormy conditions to develop. Meanwhile, southern and eastern areas should be drier, with lighter winds and some sunshine, although there may be some morning mist and fog patches. From time to time a little rain may also push into central, eastern and southern parts too, but this is more likely as we head towards the middle of October, when many areas may become more changeable. Throughout this period, temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly warmer than normal, especially in the southeast.

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