Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 10 Oct 2012 to Friday 19 Oct 2012:

Unsettled conditions will move into all areas, after perhaps a dry start across the northeast of the UK. The rain will turn heavy at times and be accompanied by strong winds before brighter but showery conditions will follow on behind during Thursday. Temperatures will be around average but feeling cold in the wind and rain. This pattern of occasionally heavy spells of rain, alternating with brighter, showery interludes should then continue throughout the period for many. However from the middle of the month, some drier and brighter weather may develop across the south and southeast. Temperatures remaining close to average for most parts, but perhaps becoming rather warm by day in the south and east, this though may be offset by colder nights and possibly some fog.

Updated: 1202 on Fri 5 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 11 Oct 2012 to Saturday 20 Oct 2012:

Heading into next weekend, it will turn very unsettled and windy with rain, heavy at times for many, and a risk of gales across the north and west. Some drier and brighter interludes though will develop at times, mainly to the east of high ground. Temperatures generally around average but feeling cold in the wind and rain. Heading into the middle of October a north-south split is likely to develop with northern areas remaining unsettled with rain or showers at times. Further south is likely to be more settled with some dry and bright conditions developing. Feeling rather cold nationwide initially with some chilly nights possible in the south, giving the risk of some frost or fog. However temperatures should return to nearer normal towards the end of the period.

Updated: 1134 on Sat 6 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 12 Oct 2012 to Sunday 21 Oct 2012:

It is expected to be generally unsettled at first with periods of rain, locally heavy, and strong winds at times, especially in the north and west and in exposure. Heading into the middle of October it is likely that unsettled, breezy conditions will prevail with showers or longer spells of rain interspersed with some brief periods of dry weather. Exposed coasts and hills may experience gales at times. Temperatures probably around or a little below average but feeling cooler in strong winds and heavy rain. These autumnal conditions of bands of rain alternating with brighter, more showery weather and brisk winds are likely to continue to the end of the period. East or southeastern parts are most likely to see brighter, drier conditions at times.

Updated: 1150 on Sun 7 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 13 Oct 2012 to Monday 22 Oct 2012:

Unsettled at first with showers or spells of rain, the best chance of brightness between showers on Saturday. Windy at times, especially in the north and west. Next week it is likely that changeable, breezy conditions will prevail with showers or longer spells of rain interspersed with some brief periods of dry weather. Exposed coasts and hills may experience gales at times. Temperatures probably around or a little below average but feeling cooler in strong winds and heavy rain. These autumnal conditions of bands of rain alternating with brighter, more showery weather and brisk winds are likely to continue to the end of the period. East or southeastern parts are most likely to see brighter, drier conditions at times.

Updated: 1116 on Mon 8 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 14 Oct 2012 to Tuesday 23 Oct 2012:

Unsettled for many on Sunday and Monday, with rain or showers. The heaviest and most prolonged rain towards the south. Some drier, brighter spells are possible, mainly northwest Scotland. Windy in most regions, but especially so in the south and west. Temperatures mostly below average, with a night frost risk, mainly in the north. Next week, changeable and breezy conditions will prevail with showers or longer spells of rain interspersed with some brief periods of dry weather. Exposed coasts and hills may experience gales at times. Temperatures probably close to average, but feeling cooler in wind and rain, and also further chilly nights possible. Thereafter, unsettled in the west, but drier in the east. Temperatures near normal, but with an increasing risk of overnight frost and fog.

Updated: 1258 on Tue 9 Oct 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 15 Oct 2012 to Wednesday 24 Oct 2012:

To start the new week it should be mostly dry with sunny spells on Monday after a cold and possibly frosty start for some, but perhaps a few showers around, these particularly around coasts. For the rest of the week, changeable and breezy conditions look likely for most of the UK with periods of rain interspersed with sunshine and showers, and some dry days, these more likely in the east and southeast. Exposed western coasts and hills may experience gales at times during windier days. Temperatures should be close to average, but feeling cooler in wind and rain, and also further chilly nights are possible with a continuing risk of fog and frost after any calm and clear nights. The following week looks to stay with the changeable theme.

Updated: 1145 on Wed 10 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 16 Oct 2012 to Thursday 25 Oct 2012:

Rain or showers will affect most parts at times through the period, occasionally turning heavy, with strong winds . Southwestern areas are likely to see the most persistent rainfall with a risk of gales, particularly at first, with western areas more generally likely to see the wettest conditions later in the period. There should be some dry and bright spells too, with lighter winds, particularly in the northwest at first, with the best of these then transferring to northeastern and eastern areas later. During these calmer interludes, there may be an overnight frost and some mist or fog patches. Temperatures may be below normal at first recovering to near normal for the time of year towards the end of the first week and into the following week.

Updated: 1137 on Thu 11 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 17 Oct 2012 to Friday 26 Oct 2012:

Continuing to be very unsettled with rain or showers affecting most parts through the period, occasionally turning heavy, with strong winds. Southwestern areas are likely to see the most persistent rainfall with a risk of gales, particularly at first, with western areas more generally likely to see the wettest conditions later in the period. There should be some dry and bright spells too, with lighter winds, particularly in the northwest at first, with the best of these then transferring to northeastern and eastern areas later. During these calmer interludes, there may be an overnight frost and some mist or fog patches. Temperatures may be below normal at first recovering to near normal for the time of year towards the end of the first week and into the following week.

Updated: 1209 on Fri 12 Oct 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 18 Oct 2012 to Saturday 27 Oct 2012:

Continuing to be very unsettled with rain or showers affecting most parts through the period, occasionally turning heavy, with strong winds. The most persistent rain likely towards the south and west of the UK, with a risk of gales also developing here at times. There should be some drier and brighter spells though developing, especially across the north and northwest or the UK at first and then towards the east and southeast later in the period. During these calmer interludes, mist and fog may develop overnight with a patchy frost also developing in rural areas. Temperatures a little below normal at first but recovering to around normal for the time of year by the weekend, and perhaps rising above normal at times in any brighter spells.

Updated: 1119 on Sat 13 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 19 Oct 2012 to Sunday 28 Oct 2012:

The weather will be generally unsettled, with showers or longer periods of rain affecting most areas. Western areas a likely to see the most persistent rain, with this accompanied by strong, perhaps gale force winds at times. Eastern parts will generally be drier and brighter, although some rain is also likely. There are some indications that there could be an increasing amount of dry, settled weather heading into the last week of October. During these calmer interludes, mist and fog may develop overnight. Temperatures will are likely to be generally near normal for the time of year, with a chance of frost forming in rural parts during any quieter, more settled interludes, this perhaps most likely in the east and north of the UK.

Updated: 1205 on Sun 14 Oct 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 20 Oct 2012 to Monday 29 Oct 2012:

The weather will remain unsettled over the weekend, with showers or longer periods of rain affecting most areas. Western areas are likely to see the most persistent rain, with this accompanied by strong, perhaps gale force winds at times. Whereas eastern areas will see the best of the drier and clearer spells. Heading into next week, western and northern areas are likely to remain unsettled with further showers or longer spells of rain, but across the east there are some indications that there could some longer spells of dry, settled weather. During these calmer interludes, mist and fog and a patchy rural frost may develop overnight. Temperatures are likely to remain near normal throughout the period but perhaps rising above average during any settled weather towards the southeast.

Updated: 1145 on Mon 15 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 20 Oct 2012 to Monday 29 Oct 2012:

The weather will remain unsettled over the weekend, with showers or longer periods of rain affecting most areas. Western areas are likely to see the most persistent rain, with this accompanied by strong, perhaps gale force winds at times. Whereas eastern areas will see the best of the drier and clearer spells. Heading into next week, western and northern areas are likely to remain unsettled with further showers or longer spells of rain, but across the east there are some indications that there could some longer spells of dry, settled weather. During these calmer interludes, mist and fog and a patchy rural frost may develop overnight. Temperatures are likely to remain near normal throughout the period but perhaps rising above average during any settled weather towards the southeast.

Updated: 1145 on Mon 15 Oct 2012

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Oct 2012 to Tuesday 30 Oct 2012:

Starting dry for many on Sunday, but with some showers at times in the north and west, before cloud, rain and drizzle spread from the south, which will continue northwards into Scotland and Northern Ireland on Monday. Breezy at times, especially on Sunday. For much of the rest of next week, western and northern areas are likely to remain unsettled, but generally drier and brighter in the east and southeast, with some mist, fog and rural frost patches possible overnight. By the end of next week, more changeable right across the UK, though always most unsettled in the north and west, with occasional rain interspersed with drier spells in the south and east. Temperatures near normal, but above average in the south and southeast, possibly well above in any brightness.

Updated: 1217 on Tue 16 Oct 2012

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[124alex]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 30 Oct 2012 to Tuesday 13 Nov 2012:

Indications are that through the end of October and into November mixed autumnal weather will continue to dominate across the UK. Some drier and less unsettled spells are likely, particularly across eastern and perhaps southeastern parts of the UK for a time. There will, however, also be showers or longer periods of rain affecting most parts but more especially the north and west. Overall the rainfall signal is for near normal amounts through this period. Temperatures are likely to be around average for the time of year, with some chilly nights possible with mist and fog patches developing and the risk of some wintry showers for upland parts of Scotland

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 22 Oct 2012 to Wednesday 31 Oct 2012:

Often cloudy with outbreaks of rain in the north and west throughout next week, but generally dry in central and eastern areas, with the best of any sunshine towards the southeast. Breezy in the north and west, but lighter winds elsewhere. Temperatures near or above normal, and locally warm or very warm in any sunshine in the southeast, though temperatures starting to return to nearer average later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. By the end of next week, more changeable right across the UK, though always most unsettled in the west and northwest. Some rain possible in the south and southeast, but more likely to see longer, drier spells here. Temperatures then mainly close to average for the time of year.

Updated: 1131 on Wed 17 Oct 2012

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 22 Oct 2012 to Wednesday 31 Oct 2012:

Often cloudy, but generally dry, with the best of any sunshine towards the southeast. Some rain or drizzle is possible across northern Scotland at first, with a chance of a little rain in northern and western areas from time to time through the latter part of the week. Breezy in places, particularly in the west and around eastern coasts. Temperatures near or above normal, and perhaps locally very warm any sunshine in the southeast. Temperatures returning to nearer average from later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. A greater chance of rain across the UK into the following week, although mainly in the west and northwest. Still plenty of dry weather though, particularly in the southeast.

Updated: 1119 on Thu 18 Oct 2012

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[johnholmes]

can you two look before posting the same thing please?

[Summer Sun]

can you two look before posting the same thing please?

Pardon?

Stuarts post was yesterday mine was today

[johnholmes]

my apologies, I did not look close enough just seeing the Monday date, thta seems a bit inconsistent from Met?

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Oct 2012 to Friday 2 Nov 2012:

Often cloudy, but generally dry, with the best of any sunny spells towards the southeast and to the lee of high ground elsewhere. Some rain or drizzle is possible in the northeast on Wednesday, with a few showers through the rest of the week . Breezy in places, particularly in the west and around eastern coasts. Temperatures near or above normal, and locally warm any sunny spells. Temperatures returning to nearer average from later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. A greater chance of rain across the UK into the following week, although mainly in the west and northwest. Still plenty of dry weather though, particularly in the southeast, but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts.

Updated: 1141 on Fri 19 Oct 2012

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[cyclonic happiness]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Oct 2012 to Friday 2 Nov 2012:

Often cloudy, but generally dry, with the best of any sunny spells towards the southeast and to the lee of high ground elsewhere. Some rain or drizzle is possible in the northeast on Wednesday, with a few showers through the rest of the week . Breezy in places, particularly in the west and around eastern coasts. Temperatures near or above normal, and locally warm any sunny spells. Temperatures returning to nearer average from later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. A greater chance of rain across the UK into the following week, although mainly in the west and northwest. Still plenty of dry weather though, particularly in the southeast, but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts.

Updated: 1141 on Fri 19 Oct 2012

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This is how the cold spell of 2009/10 started!! just one step at a time......

[liam300]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Oct 2012 to Friday 2 Nov 2012:

Often cloudy, but generally dry, with the best of any sunny spells towards the southeast and to the lee of high ground elsewhere. Some rain or drizzle is possible in the northeast on Wednesday, with a few showers through the rest of the week . Breezy in places, particularly in the west and around eastern coasts. Temperatures near or above normal, and locally warm any sunny spells. Temperatures returning to nearer average from later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. A greater chance of rain across the UK into the following week, although mainly in the west and northwest. Still plenty of dry weather though, particularly in the southeast, but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts.

Updated: 1141 on Fri 19 Oct 2012

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Contradicting yourself a little "but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts" and "Temperatures near or above normal"

[AWD]

Contradicting yourself a little "but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts" and "Temperatures near or above normal"

Probably because next week will start of above average and end below average.

They've just gone a round about way of saying that.

[johnholmes]

Contradicting yourself a little "but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts" and "Temperatures near or above normal"

perhaps if you carefully read the whole bit about temperatures?

Temperatures near or above normal, and locally warm any sunny spells. Temperatures returning to nearer average from later next week, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in the north. A greater chance of rain across the UK into the following week, although mainly in the west and northwest. Still plenty of dry weather though, particularly in the southeast, but temperatures falling a little below normal across all parts.

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 25 Oct 2012 to Saturday 3 Nov 2012:

Many places cloudy but dry initially with temperatures near normal, although some drizzle in the east still possible. However, rain turning to snow over hills in Scotland will push south bringing a spell of cold and windy weather by the end of the week to all areas. The northeast of the UK will see wintry showers at times. Bright and dry elsewhere but with widespread overnight frost likely. Largely fine but rather cold conditions are expected for the rest of the month across much of the UK, with overnight frost continuing. Showers may continue to affect the northeast, wintry over hills. The start of November will most likely see a slow transition to more unsettled conditions from the west with temperatures recovering slightly.

Updated: 1113 on Sat 20 Oct 2012

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