Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Saturday 4 May 2013 to Monday 13 May 2013:

Becoming less unsettled as the weekend progresses as drier, brighter weather spreads in behind patchy rain moving southeast. At the same time, thicker cloud and some rain may spread into the far northwest. Temperatures near normal, though overnight ground frosts are still likely. Thereafter, probably becoming more settled with an increasing likelihood that drier and brighter conditions will prevail across most parts. However, there is a low risk of some showers in the far southeast by mid-week, and also some rain affecting northwestern parts at times, particularly later in the period. Temperatures should gradually rise through the week to near or just above average, perhaps becoming warm across inland parts, although some patchy frost remains likely. However, it will be rather chilly along eastern coastal districts with easterly winds probable.

Updated: 1149 on Mon 29 Apr 2013

 

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 14 May 2013 to Tuesday 28 May 2013:

Probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall, but some unsettled spells perhaps later in the month. Winds will often be from the northeast and given that the North Sea is expected to be colder than normal for May, this will leave eastern coasts colder than average. Away from coasts, daytime temperatures will most likely be around average, but perhaps a little above in any prolonged spells of sunshine.

Updated: 1150 on Mon 29 Apr 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 5 May 2013 to Tuesday 14 May 2013:

A lot of dry weather is likely across the UK at first but thicker cloud and some rain may spread into the far northwest, along with a few showers for a time in southern England. Temperatures should recover from near normal towards rather warm, and it will feel pleasantly warm in any sunshine inland. However, with lower than average North Sea surface temperatures, eastern coastal regions may feel somewhat cooler. Towards the end of next week, temperatures should rise further and become warm across many inland areas under strong spring sunshine. Thereafter, there is an increased risk of rain or showers, more especially in northeastern parts of the UK. There are also indications of a possible decline in temperature levels with the possibility of patchy ground frost returning at night.

Updated: 1218 on Tue 30 Apr 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 15 May 2013 to Wednesday 29 May 2013:

Probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall, although a risk of slightly more unsettled, showery conditions is signalled towards the start of the period. Given that the North Sea is expected to be colder than normal for May, this will leave many eastern coastal regions cooler than average. Away from coasts, daytime temperatures will most likely recover towards average or slightly above, and it should feel warm in any prolonged spells of sunshine.

Updated: 1218 on Tue 30 Apr 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 6 May 2013 to Wednesday 15 May 2013:

A lot of dry weather is expected across the south and east of the UK at first with northern areas most likely to see thicker cloud with some rain and strong winds at times. Temperatures may be a little below average in north-western Britain but rather warm elsewhere, and it will feel pleasant in any sunshine inland. However, sea breezes may make coastal regions feel cooler. Towards the end of next week it should become warm across many inland areas under strong spring sunshine, particularly in the south and east of England. Northern and western areas may be more unsettled at this stage with some rain in places. Thereafter, there are some indications that conditions may turn a little cooler and more unsettled generally the following week.

Updated: 1236 on Wed 1 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 16 May 2013 to Thursday 30 May 2013:

Probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall, although a risk of slightly more unsettled, showery conditions is signalled towards the start of the period. Given that the North Sea is expected to be colder than normal for May, this will leave many eastern coastal regions cooler than average. Away from coasts, daytime temperatures will most likely recover towards average or slightly above, and it should feel warm in any prolonged spells of sunshine.

Updated: 1237 on Wed 1 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 7 May 2013 to Thursday 16 May 2013:

A lot of dry weather is expected across the south and east of the UK at first, with northern and western areas most likely to see thicker cloud with some rain and strong winds at times. Cloud and rain is then likely to edge further eastwards on Wednesday. Temperatures near average in the west, but rather warm elsewhere. Towards the end of next week there could be some rain at times in the south, but generally a good deal of fine and dry weather for England and Wales, but more unsettled towards the north of the UK. Cooler than earlier in the week, though still rather warm at times in the southeast. Thereafter, a lot of uncertainty, but indications that conditions may turn a little cooler and more generally unsettled.

Updated: 1230 on Thu 2 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 17 May 2013 to Friday 31 May 2013:

Indications are that conditions will start rather unsettled for many parts of the UK, with some rain at times, and temperatures generally below average for the time of year. For much of the rest of the period, probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall, interspersed with some rain or showers at times, with the most unsettled conditions generally towards the northwest of the UK. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm away from the coast.

Updated: 1243 on Thu 2 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 8 May 2013 to Friday 17 May 2013:

 

A rather unsettled start, as one or more frontal systems cross the UK from the west on Wednesday, giving locally heavy rain in the north and west, but probably small amounts further southeast. This will be followed by brighter, showery conditions on Thursday. Temperatures generally near average. Later next week and into the following weekend, a good amount of fine and dry weather for England and Wales, but more unsettled towards the north of the UK, though with the possibility of more unsettled conditions developing across all areas. Temperatures mainly near normal, possibly warm at times in the east and south. Thereafter, a large amount of uncertainty, but there are indications that conditions may turn a little cooler across the country.

 

Updated: 1213 on Fri 3 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 18 May 2013 to Saturday 1 Jun 2013:

 

Indications are that conditions will start rather unsettled in the north of the UK, with some rain at times, with more settled weather likely further south. For much of the rest of the period, probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall, interspersed with some rain or showers at times, with the most unsettled conditions generally towards the northwest of the UK. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm away from the coast.

 

Updated: 1233 on Fri 3 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 9 May 2013 to Saturday 18 May 2013:

 

Thursday may start wet in the far north with a risk of gales, then dry and bright across many areas for a time. Through Friday and into the weekend it is set to turn rather unsettled at times across central and northern areas with some rain, particularly in the west, whilst there should be a fair amount of fine and dry weather further south and east. There is the possibility of the more unsettled conditions developing across all areas during the following week. Temperatures through to the weekend are likely to be generally near normal, but rather warm at times in the east and south, and colder in the northwest. Thereafter there is a fair amount of uncertainty, but there are indications that conditions may turn cooler across the country.

 

Updated: 1144 on Sat 4 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 18 May 2013 to Saturday 1 Jun 2013:

 

Indications are that conditions are likely to be rather unsettled in the north of the UK during the first part of the period, with some rain at times, and more settled weather likely further south. Probably a good deal of dry and bright weather overall for much of the rest of the period, with some rain or showers at times, the most unsettled conditions generally towards the northwest of the UK. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it should feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

 

Updated: 1237 on Sat 4 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 10 May 2013 to Sunday 19 May 2013:

Through to the weekend and into the beginning of the following week it should remain unsettled and windy across northern and central areas. There is set to be good deal of cloud and some rain and showers, these heavy at times with a risk of gales in the far northwest. Further south there may be some rain or showers but also some drier and brighter conditions with prolonged sunny periods in the southeast. Temperatures will be around average but warmer in the southeast and rather cold in the northwest. Thereafter the unsettled and windy weather is likely to spread across much of the country with showers or longer outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy at times. Temperatures may become rather cold with an increased risk of grass frost compared to normal.

Updated: 1105 on Sun 5 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 20 May 2013 to Monday 3 Jun 2013:

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it could feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

Updated: 1256 on Sun 5 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 11 May 2013 to Monday 20 May 2013:

 

Through this weekend it will remain rather unsettled and windy across northern areas, with a good deal of cloud and showers, some heavy at times and perhaps more prolonged rain in the far northwest. Further south, there will be a some showers too, but often dry and bright, especially in the southeast. Temperatures will be around average, but perhaps rather cold in the northwest. Thereafter, the unsettled conditions are likely to spread countrywide with showers or longer outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy with the risk of gales in the west and southwest at times. However, there will also be some drier and brighter interludes during the coming week, particularly in the southeast. Temperatures mainly between near average and rather cold, with an increased risk of grass frost compared to normal.

 

Updated: 1150 on Mon 6 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 21 May 2013 to Tuesday 4 Jun 2013:

 

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it could feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

 

Updated: 1237 on Mon 6 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 22 May 2013 to Wednesday 5 Jun 2013:

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period, but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well, particularly later in the period. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

Updated: 1233 on Tue 7 May 2013

 

 

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Edited May 7, 2013 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Sunday 12 May 2013 to Tuesday 21 May 2013:

Through Sunday and Monday, it will remain rather unsettled and windy across northern areas, with a good deal of cloud and showers, some heavy at times and perhaps more prolonged rain in the northwest. Further south, there will be a some showers too, but also drier and brighter interludes. Temperatures will be around average in the east, but rather cool in the west. Through much of the rest of next week, unsettled conditions are likely to dominate countrywide with showers or longer outbreaks of rain, some heavy and perhaps thundery. It will be windy in places. However, there will also be some drier and brighter interludes during next week, particularly in the southeast. Temperatures will be mainly below average, with an increased risk of local grass frost compared to normal.

Updated: 1159 on Tue 7 May 2013

 

 

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Edited May 7, 2013 by Stuart

[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Monday 13 May 2013 to Wednesday 22 May 2013:

During Monday, cloud and rain is most likely to affect northwestern parts of the UK, with drier conditions in the south before this rain moves southeastwards by Tuesday, replaced by brighter, showery conditions behind. Temperatures at this time are likely to be around average in the east, and rather cool in the west. During the rest of next week, generally unsettled and rather cool conditions will continue with a mix of cloud, locally heavy rain, but also with sunnier interludes. However, there is a signal that easterly or southeasterly winds may develop. This could bring higher temperatures, along with drier and brighter conditions in the northern areas, but cool towards the east coast. Often unsettled and cooler than average conditions may prevail thereafter, with significant uncertainty at this stage.

Updated: 1218 on Wed 8 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 23 May 2013 to Thursday 6 Jun 2013:

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period, but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well, particularly later in the period. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

Updated: 1218 on Wed 8 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 14 May 2013 to Thursday 23 May 2013:

Next week, generally unsettled and rather cool conditions will continue with a mix of cloud, locally heavy rain in places, but also some sunnier interludes. Most of the unsettled weather looks to be in the northwest of the UK, where showers may contain hail and thunder, with perhaps a little wintriness over the Highlands. The best of the drier, brighter weather should be in the east. Temperatures will generally be a little below normal, feeling cool in rain or showers. There is also a signal, with some uncertainty at this stage, that it will become increasingly unsettled in the south later next week and into the following week, with the risk of thundery rain moving up from the continent, whilst drier and brighter conditions develop in more northern areas.

Updated: 1141 on Thu 9 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Friday 24 May 2013 to Friday 7 Jun 2013:

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period, but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well, particularly later in the period. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

Updated: 1148 on Thu 9 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 15 May 2013 to Friday 24 May 2013:

 

The generally showery and rather cool conditions are expected to continue, with the heaviest and most frequent showers in the north and west of the UK at first, where patchy overnight frost is possible. The best of the dry weather should be across the south and east of Britain although there is a risk of more prolonged rain in the far south-east initially. Towards the end of the week, showers show signs of spreading into central and southern areas with some heavy and thundery downpours possible at times. Into the following week, conditions still look unsettled but with a trend for the heaviest and most frequent spells of rain more likely in north-western parts of the country. Temperatures may also start to recover to nearer normal across southern Britain.

 

Updated: 1200 on Fri 10 May 2013

 

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 25 May 2013 to Saturday 8 Jun 2013:

 

Indications are that conditions are likely to remain unsettled through the start of the period, but could turn slightly more settled later. There will be rain and showers at times, with much of the UK likely to see around average rainfall amounts, however there will probably be a good deal of dry and bright weather as well, particularly later in the period. Temperatures are likely to remain cooler than average across the UK, although they should become closer to average later in the period. Given the time of year, with any prolonged sunshine it will feel pleasantly warm, especially away from the coasts.

 

Updated: 1235 on Fri 10 May 2013

 

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[Stuart]

UK Outlook for Thursday 16 May 2013 to Saturday 25 May 2013:

The rather unsettled conditions are set to continue for much of the country with showers and longer periods of rain. By the end of the week, the east and southeast could see some prolonged, heavy and perhaps thundery rain, whilst the best of the brighter and drier spells will be in the north and west. From the weekend onwards, continuing unsettled in all areas with further showers or longer spells of rain but with some drier and brighter spells. Temperatures are likely to be near average or rather cool, with a risk of ground frost in northern rural areas. There are signs of a gradual improvement later in the period, especially in the south, where temperatures are expected to recover.

Updated: 1207 on Sat 11 May 2013

 

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