Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Monday 3 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 12 Oct 2016:

A dry and bright start to the week in the east and south, however windy and cloudy across northern and western parts with outbreaks of rain, perhaps turning heavy and persistent. This rain is likely to make slow, erratic progress eastwards during Tuesday. Through the remainder of the period, a continuation of the changeable conditions are likely with stronger winds and showers or longer spells of rain, interspersed with drier, brighter periods. The heaviest and most persistent rain along with the stronger winds, gales at times, are likely to occur in the west and northwest, whereas eastern and southeastern parts should see more prolonged drier and brighter spells, though even here some rain is possible at times. Temperatures generally above normal and warm at times in the east and southeast.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Oct 2016 to Thursday 27 Oct 2016:

There is currently low confidence for the forecast during the second half of October, however the most likely scenario is for a continuation of the more changeable conditions. The north and northwest are likely to see the most unsettled weather, with strong winds and showers or longer spells of rain, intermixed with some drier interludes. Further south and southeast there is a greater likelihood of drier, brighter weather with a low possibility of more prolonged settled spells here. Temperatures will vary through the period, but probably averaging out slightly above average for the time of year, though with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the more settled spells.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 4 Oct 2016 to Thursday 13 Oct 2016:

Dry and bright through the middle part of the week in the east and south, however windy and cloudy across northern and western parts with outbreaks of rain, perhaps turning heavy and persistent. Through the remainder of the period, changeable conditions are likely in the northwest with stronger winds and showers or longer spells of rain, interspersed with drier, brighter periods. Eastern and southeastern parts should see more prolonged drier and brighter spells, though even here some rain is possible at times, but mostly light. Temperatures generally above normal in the east and southeast, with a warm feel at times. In the northwest temperatures will probably be a little above average, but in the wind and rain it will feel quite cool.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Oct 2016 to Friday 14 Oct 2016:

Dry and bright for many areas to end the working week with some warm sunshine by day, however nights will turn chilly under clear skies with a risk of fog and local grass frost. More unsettled weather with rain and stronger winds will probably return to northern and western parts by the weekend, however some southeastern areas could remain fine until the start of the new week. Thereafter a changeable weather pattern is expected to dominate across all areas, most unsettled, wet and windy in the northwest, while southeastern parts will see drier, calmer conditions with only infrequent spells of rain. Temperatures are generally expected to be above average, but feeling cooler in wet and windy spells, and with some chilly nights where skies stay clear.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 6 Oct 2016 to Saturday 15 Oct 2016:

Dry and bright for many areas to end the working week with some warm sunshine by day, however nights will turn chilly under clear skies with a risk of fog and local grass frost. More unsettled weather with rain and stronger winds across the far northwest of Scotland will probably return to western parts through the weekend, however some eastern areas could remain fine until the start of the new week. Thereafter a changeable weather pattern is expected to dominate across all areas, most unsettled, wet and windy in the west, while some eastern parts will see much less frequent spells of rain. Temperatures are generally expected to be near average, but feeling cooler in wet and windy spells, and with some chilly nights where skies stay clear.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 16 Oct 2016 to Sunday 30 Oct 2016:

The most likely weather scenario for the second half of October is for changeable conditions to dominate across most parts. The north and northwest are likely to see the most unsettled weather, with strong winds and showers or longer spells of rain, interspersed with some drier interludes. Further south and southeast there is a greater likelihood of drier, brighter weather, although still with the risk of some rain at times. Temperatures will vary through the period, probably averaging out slightly above normal for the time of year, though with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the more settled spells, especially in the north.

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UK Outlook for Friday 7 Oct 2016 to Sunday 16 Oct 2016:

It will be largely dry and bright for much of the UK through Friday and into the weekend, although the far northwest will remain generally cloudier. It will feel relatively warm during the days in any sunshine, but there will still be some chilly nights, with local grass frost possible in northern parts, and patchy fog, more especially in eastern parts. From Sunday and into next week, we are likely to see a change to more generally unsettled conditions over the UK, with an increasing likelihood of cloud, rain and strong winds for all areas. There will still be drier and brighter spells interspersed. Temperatures are generally expected to be near average, but some chilly nights are still possible.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 8 Oct 2016 to Monday 17 Oct 2016:

Dry and bright weather is expected for most on Saturday and Sunday, although the east and southeast may see some light and patchy rain at times. Temperatures should be around normal, but a local grass frost possible in any cloud breaks across northern parts. Eastern areas are also most likely to see any overnight mist or fog patches. From next Monday and through the following week, we are likely to see a gradual change to more generally unsettled conditions across the UK, with an increasing chance of cloud, rain and strong winds for all areas. There is also a low possibility of heavy rain and gales in the west and northwest. Daytime temperatures should remain around average, but where clear skies develop there may be some chilly nights.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 18 Oct 2016 to Tuesday 1 Nov 2016:

Changeable weather is likely to continue into late October across most parts. The north and northwest are expected to see the most unsettled weather, with strong winds, outbreaks of rain but also some drier interludes. Southern and southeastern areas may also see wet and windy weather at first, but drier conditions should begin to dominate later in the period. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas in contrast may see slightly below average temperatures, with an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 9 Oct 2016 to Tuesday 18 Oct 2016:

The largely settled weather is expected to continue through much of this period. Despite some spells of bright or sunny intervals, it will often be rather cloudy with outbreaks of light rain in places, especially across eastern coasts. It will remain rather cold for the time of year with breezy conditions continuing, especially across more coastal areas. There will also be some cold nights as well with a local frost possible and the chance of some mist or fog patches. Stronger winds and more in the way of rainfall may affect western areas towards the latter part of this period, bringing a return to milder weather, but detail remains uncertain about this change of weather type with the potential for the largely dry conditions persisting throughout.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 2 Nov 2016:

After the potential for a settled start, changeable weather is likely to become more dominant into late October across most parts. The north and northwest are expected to see the most unsettled weather, with the strongest winds and the heaviest outbreaks of rain. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas in contrast may see slightly below average temperatures, with an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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UK Outlook for Monday 10 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 19 Oct 2016:

The largely settled weather is expected to continue throughout this outlook period. Despite this, it will often be rather cloudy with outbreaks of generally light rain in places, especially near eastern coasts, with the driest and brightest conditions across western parts of the country. It will remain rather cool for the time of year and it will be rather breezy at times, especially across eastern and southern coastal areas. There will be some cold nights as well, with a local frost possible and the chance of some mist or fog patches in rural inland places. There is a chance of some milder and wetter weather at the end of the period but currently seems unlikely.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2016 to Thursday 3 Nov 2016:

After the likely settled start, there may be a trend towards more changeable weather into late October across most parts. The north and northwest are expected to see the most unsettled weather, with the strongest winds and the heaviest outbreaks of rain. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas in contrast may see slightly below average temperatures, with an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 11 Oct 2016 to Thursday 20 Oct 2016:

The largely settled weather is expected to continue until the middle of next week, though it is likely to become more unsettled next Wednesday or Thursday. Despite this, it will often be rather cloudy with outbreaks of generally light rain in places, especially near eastern coasts, with the driest and brightest conditions across western parts of the country. It will remain rather cool for the time of year and it will be rather breezy at times, especially across eastern and southern coastal areas. There will be some cold nights as well, especially in the north and west, with a local frost possible and the chance of some mist or fog patches in rural inland places.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2016 to Thursday 3 Nov 2016:

This period will probably start with settled weather but there will be a trend towards more changeable weather into late October and early November across most parts. The north and northwest are expected to see the most unsettled weather, with the strongest winds and the heaviest outbreaks of rain. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas contrast will probably see average temperatures too so there will be an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 11 Oct 2016 to Thursday 20 Oct 2016:

The largely settled weather is expected to continue through this period. Despite this, it will often be rather cloudy with outbreaks of generally light showers in places, especially near eastern coasts, with the driest and brightest conditions likely across western parts of the country, and we could see some sunny spells at times too. It will remain rather cool for the time of year however and it is likely to be breezy at times, especially across eastern and southern coastal areas at first. There will be some cold nights as well, especially in the north and west, with a local frost possible and the chance of some mist or fog patches in rural inland places.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2016 to Thursday 3 Nov 2016:

This period is likely to start with settled weather but there will be a trend towards more changeable weather into late October and early November for most. The most unsettled weather is expected in the north and northwest, with the strongest winds and the heaviest outbreaks of rain here. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average for the time of year, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas by contrast will probably see average temperatures too, so there will be an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 12 Oct 2016 to Friday 21 Oct 2016:

The largely settled weather is likely to continue for the start of this period but it will often be rather cloudy. There'll be showers along eastern coasts and it will remain rather cool for the time of year. It is likely to be breezy at times too, across eastern and southern coastal areas especially, with a low risk of gales in the southwest. There'll be some cold nights as well in the north, with a local frost possible and the chance of some mist or fog patches in rural parts, but it will be less cold by night in the south. More unsettled conditions will then move in from the south by the weekend, with showers or longer spells of rain for the south and west in particular.

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

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UK Outlook for Saturday 22 Oct 2016 to Saturday 5 Nov 2016:

Although conditions may turn more settled again for a time early in the period, there is expected to be a trend towards more changeable weather into late October and early November. The most unsettled weather is expected in the north and northwest, with the strongest winds and the heaviest outbreaks of rain here. Temperatures will vary through the period, but will probably be around average for the time of year, perhaps just above in the south. Northern areas by contrast will probably see average temperatures too, so there will be an increasing risk of overnight frosts.

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

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UK Outlook for Friday 14 Oct 2016 to Sunday 23 Oct 2016:

There are signs of the weather becoming more unsettled than of late from Friday, with brisk winds, cloud, and spells of rain and showers developing more widely across the UK. Temperatures will likely be around average or a touch below, leading to a cool feel in more persistent rain or stronger winds. The outlook for the remainder of the week and into the following weekend is quite uncertain, with a small possibility of more settled conditions re-establishing. However, the most likely scenario is for generally unsettled weather to continue, with spells of strong winds and rain, interspersed by drier and brighter weather with showers at times. Temperatures will likely fluctuate around average, with a risk of frost overnight.

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

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UK Outlook for Monday 24 Oct 2016 to Monday 7 Nov 2016:

Current indications are for changeable weather to predominate through the end of October and the start of November, similar to that normally expected at this time of year. Therefore, we are likely to see occasional spells of strong winds and rain, interspersed with brief spells of drier and brighter weather. In these scenarios, the northwest of the UK will usually experience stronger winds and more persistent rain and cloud, with generally drier and brighter weather in the southeast. Temperatures will also be generally similar to average, so beginning to feel cooler by day, and fairly chilly at times overnight, with an increasing risk of frost. However, there is a small likelihood for a more settled regime to re-establish itself at some point, giving a longer period of more settled weather.

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

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UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Oct 2016 to Monday 24 Oct 2016:

Low pressure is expected to be dominant over the UK over the weekend, with cloud and spells of rain and showers affecting many parts. Some areas will experience light, variable winds, while others will see stronger winds. Temperatures will likely be around average or a touch below, leading to a cool feel in more persistent rain or stronger winds. For the following week, there is a small possibility of more settled conditions re-establishing. However, the most likely scenario is for the generally unsettled weather to continue, with spells of strong winds and rain, interspersed by drier and brighter weather with showers at times. Temperatures will likely fluctuate around average, with a risk of frost overnight.

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

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 25 Oct 2016 to Tuesday 8 Nov 2016:

Current indications are for changeable weather to predominate through the end of October and the start of November, similar to that normally expected at this time of year. Therefore, we are likely to see occasional spells of strong winds and rain, interspersed with brief spells of drier and brighter weather. In these scenarios, the west of the UK will usually experience stronger winds and more persistent rain and cloud, with generally drier and brighter weather in the east. Temperatures will also be generally similar to average, so beginning to feel cooler by day, and chilly at times overnight, with an increasing risk of frost. However, there is a possibility for a more settled regime to re-establish itself at some point, giving a longer period of more settled weather.

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

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That forecast looks like one of their more useless ones. It basically says it will be typical for the time of year, so chances are it'll be wet and windy, but then again it might be settled as well. Cover all the bases so we are right eh!

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UK Outlook for Sunday 16 Oct 2016 to Tuesday 25 Oct 2016:

Low pressure is expected to be dominant over the UK on Sunday and the beginning of next week, with cloud, and spells of rain and showers affecting many parts. Some areas may experience light, variable winds, while others will see stronger winds. Temperatures will likely be around average or slightly below, leading to a cool feel in more persistent rain or stronger winds, although it will be a little milder overnight. For the remainder of the period, there is a small possibility of more settled conditions re-establishing. However, the most likely scenario is for the generally unsettled weather to continue, with spells of strong winds and rain, interspersed by drier and brighter weather with showers at times. Temperatures will likely fluctuate around average, with a risk of frost overnight.

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