Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 17 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 26 Oct 2016:

Low pressure is expected to move north-eastwards through the start of the new working week, with cloud and spells of rain and showers affecting many parts. Higher pressure is likely to build from the south-west around mid-week bringing more settled conditions here, although remaining unsettled and windy elsewhere. Temperatures will likely be around average or slightly below, leading to a cool feel and the risk of an overnight frost. A south-west, north-east split is then likely to establish through mid-October with the more settled conditions towards the south-west. Elsewhere, 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.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 18 Oct 2016 to Thursday 27 Oct 2016:

It is likely to become more settled through the week as high pressure builds in towards the UK. A mixture of sunshine and showers is expected at first, with the risk of hail and thunder most likely in the west and northwest. More settled conditions are expected in the south through the week with north and north-western parts seeing spells of strong winds and showers. Over the weekend it will stay settled and mostly dry in the south, but mist and fog are likely overnight and we will see some chilly nights too. The greatest risk of more unsettled weather will be in the north and northwest though, with further outbreaks of rain and strong winds are possible at times.

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UK Outlook for Friday 28 Oct 2016 to Friday 11 Nov 2016:

From late October current signals are for a reduced likelihood of typical autumn storminess, with slow transitions between spells of settled and unsettled conditions most likely. Many places will see some periods of rain, the heaviest and most frequent of these in the west and northwest, with a risk of strong winds here. Temperatures are likely to balance out close to average through this period, but with the possibility of some chilly nights too.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Oct 2016 to Friday 28 Oct 2016:

There'll initially be some rain or showers in the east on Wednesday before high pressure builds from the west. The high then extends across the rest of the UK, bringing more settled conditions through the weekend. This will lead to mainly dry conditions with sunny spells by day, with possible frost, mist and fog patches overnight. Temperatures will be near normal, but with some cold nights. A west-east split is then likely into the following week, where it'll likely stay settled and mostly dry in the east and south-east, but mist and fog are likely overnight with some chilly nights too. The greatest risk of more unsettled weather will be in the west and northwest though, where further outbreaks of rain and strong winds are possible at times.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 29 Oct 2016 to Saturday 12 Nov 2016:

From late October current signals are for a reduced likelihood of typical autumn storminess, with slow transitions between spells of settled and unsettled conditions most likely. Although the general signal is for mainly settled conditions, we will see some short periods of rain, the heaviest and most frequent of these are likely in the west and northwest, with also a risk of some strong winds at times. Temperatures are likely to balance out close to average through this period, but with the possibility of some chilly nights too.

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[damianslaw]

This suggests to me, strong mid atlantic heights with weak frontal attacks from the NW.. 

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2016 to Saturday 29 Oct 2016:

High pressure will build in from the west, extending across the UK, and this will bring more settled conditions through the weekend. Many places will be dry with variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells by day. By night it will be cold with frost, mist and fog patches possible, but by day temperatures will be near normal. An east-west split is then likely into the following week, where it'll likely stay settled and mostly dry in the east and south-east, but overnight it will be chilly with some mist and fog likely. The greatest risk of more unsettled weather will be in the west and south-west, with further outbreaks of rain, and gales possible at times.

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Oct 2016 to Saturday 29 Oct 2016:

High pressure will cover the western side of the UK, and this will bring more settled conditions through the course of the weekend. Many places will be dry with variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells by day. By night it will be cold with local frost, mist and fog patches possible, but by day the temperatures will be near normal for the time of year. An east-west split is then likely into the following week, where it'll likely stay settled and mostly dry in the east and south-east, but overnight it will be chilly. The greatest risk of more unsettled weather will be in the west and south-west, with further outbreaks of rain, and gales possible at times.

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UK Outlook for Monday 31 Oct 2016 to Monday 14 Nov 2016:

From late October, the forecast confidence is very low. However current signals are for mostly settled weather, and a reduced likelihood of seeing typical wet and windy autumn weather. Although the general signal is for mainly settled conditions, we will see some short periods of rain, the heaviest and most frequent of these are likely in the west and northwest, with also a risk of some strong winds at times. Temperatures are likely to balance out close to average through this period, but with the possibility of some frosty nights at times.

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[damianslaw]

The above still suggestive, of mid atlantic heights pulling down weak frontal attacks from the NW, or conversely strong ridge to the east and weak frontal attacks moving past the NW of the UK on a NE path, either way, it suggests the atlantic will be a weak player.

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 22 Oct 2016 to Monday 31 Oct 2016:

Looking ahead in the forecast it looks as though we will keep a strong influence of high pressure, particularly to the northeast of the UK. However, there are increasing signs of low pressure edging towards southwest England introducing a brisk southeasterly wind to all. During this time we are likely to see bands of rain spreading in from the southwest, though there is uncertainty over how far north the rain will extend. Temperatures here are likely to be milder than we would normally expect for late October, but it will be often windy with the risk of gales. The most settled conditions will be in the far north, closest to the higher pressure, which will lead to slightly colder than average conditions with the overnight risk of frost and fog.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 1 Nov 2016 to Tuesday 15 Nov 2016:

As we head into the start of November the signal initially looks set to continue with a blocking high close to the northeast of the UK and lower pressure to the southwest. During this time we would expect the most frequent rain in the southwest of England which will often be associated with strong winds. The driest weather is likely to be in the far north, however here it may often be chilly. Towards the middle of November there are increasing signs that there will be more mobility to our weather patterns with areas of low pressure crossing from west to east bringing spells of rain to all. Though at this early stage there is still a lot of uncertainty regarding the timing of this change to our weather pattern.

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 23 Oct 2016 to Tuesday 1 Nov 2016:

High pressure looks set to remain to the northeast of the UK, continuing to bring east or south-easterly winds across the country. These winds will become strong at times, with the risk of gales in places. Bands of rain may spread into the south-west at the start of this period, with the chance that some of this slowly spreading further north by the end of October. Eastern parts may see scattered showers throughout, but generally the further north you go the greater chance of remaining dry and bright. Temperatures are likely to turn milder across the south at first, but this often offset by the stronger winds. Where it remains more settled though, temperatures will be colder with an increased likelihood of frost and fog forming overnight.

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 2 Nov 2016 to Wednesday 16 Nov 2016:

Into the first week of November, similar weather conditions look set to continue with high pressure remaining to the northeast of the UK and lower pressure to the southwest. As a result, the most frequent spells of rain are likely across southern parts, accompanied by strong winds. Further north it will remain drier, however it will often be rather cold. Towards the middle of the month there are some signs that low pressure will start to arrive from the west bringing slightly less cold conditions with stronger winds and spells to rain across the whole country. However, there remains a lot of uncertainty at this stage and the more settled conditions may persist into the second half of November which will result in fairly cold conditions remaining across the UK.

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 24 Oct 2016 to Wednesday 2 Nov 2016:

Showers likely to affect eastern areas as rain perhaps moves in from the southwest, with some heavy outbreaks. The wind will strengthen with severe gales in the exposed southwest and northeast at times. High pressure is likely to become established in the south towards the end of October, with lower pressure in the north. Rain will arrive from the west, with some heavy bursts in the northwest and it'll be breezy, with strong winds in the north. Temperatures will be close to average and frosts will become less likely. For the start of November, confidence is currently rather low on the exact weather set up. However, it does look as if strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see in autumn are less likely.

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

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UK Outlook for Thursday 3 Nov 2016 to Thursday 17 Nov 2016:

There is a lot of uncertainty with regard to this part of the forecast. At first at least it looks likely that the weather may be quite blocked, meaning that it will be slow to change and probably a bit drier than normal. With this we are also less likely to see strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see in autumn. Later in November we may start to see more unsettled, changeable and sometimes windy weather again, mainly in the northwest.

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[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 25 Oct 2016 to Thursday 3 Nov 2016:

Much of the UK starting dry on Tuesday with variable amounts of cloud and sunny spells, with showers affecting some eastern and northeastern parts. Meanwhile, some rain and strong winds will probably spread in from the southwest during Tuesday, before further rain and strong winds spreading into the north during Wednesday. High pressure is likely to become established across the south towards the end of October, with lower pressure in the north. Temperatures will probably be near or slightly above the average, with frost becoming less likely. For the start of November, confidence is currently rather low on the exact weather set up and daily detail. However, it does look as if strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see in autumn are less likely.

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

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UK Outlook for Friday 4 Nov 2016 to Friday 18 Nov 2016:

There is a lot of uncertainty with regard to this part of the forecast. At first at least it looks likely that the weather will remain quite blocked, meaning that it will be slow to change and probably a stay a bit drier than normal. With this we are also less likely to see strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see during the autumn. Given the time of year, and the predominance of a blocked pattern, temperatures may be on the cold side of normal. Later in November we may start to see more unsettled, changeable and sometimes windy weather again, but mainly in the northwest.

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

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 26 Oct 2016 to Friday 4 Nov 2016:

Mostly dry across England and Wales during Wednesday with bright or sunny spells, once any early mist and fog has cleared. Meanwhile, rain will arrive into the northwest, which will slowly move south-eastwards, weakening all the time. It will be cloudier with patchy rain across the south on Thursday, becoming brighter in the north. Thereafter, high pressure looks to become established across the south of the UK, with a good deal of fine and dry weather around. Meanwhile, low pressure will be influencing the weather across the far, where it will be wet and windy at times. Temperatures will probably be mostly above the average, but with some cold nights in the south, with frost and fog. Possibly turning colder as we go into early November.

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

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UK Outlook for Thursday 27 Oct 2016 to Saturday 5 Nov 2016:

A north-west, south-east split is likely for Thursday with light winds, dry weather and overnight mist and fog in the south-east. The north-west will be wetter, windier with some bright interludes and a risk of gales at times. However, many places becoming settled later on Friday. High pressure then looks to become established across the south for a time, with a good deal of dry and quiet weather around, with overnight mist and fog slow to clear by day. Meanwhile, the north-west could be be wet and windy at times. Temperatures will probably be mostly above the average, but with some cold nights in the south, with local frost. Possibly turning colder as we go into early November as the high moves north-westwards bringing a north-westerly flow for many.

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

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 6 Nov 2016 to Sunday 20 Nov 2016:

There is a lot of uncertainty with regard to this part of the forecast. At first at least it looks likely that the weather pattern will remain quite blocked, meaning that it will be slow to change and probably a stay a bit drier than normal. With this we are also less likely to see strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see during the autumn. Given the time of year, and the predominance of a blocked pattern, temperatures may be on the cold side of normal. Later in November we may start to see more unsettled, changeable and sometimes windy weather again, but mainly in the northwest.

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

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Friday 28 Oct 2016 to Sunday 6 Nov 2016:

High pressure will remain established across the south through Friday and into the weekend, bringing a good deal of dry and quiet weather for many. However, some will see occasional mist and fog form overnight and this may well be slow to clear by day. Temperatures will be mostly above average, but with some cold nights in the south, perhaps with local frost. Meanwhile, the north could be wet and windier at times through Friday and Saturday. However, from Sunday onwards there will be much colder weather with night frosts. Later in the period there is major uncertainty with the potential for cold conditions persisting but southern areas could turn wetter, windier and milder at times.

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

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 7 Nov 2016 to Monday 21 Nov 2016:

There is a lot of uncertainty with regard to this part of the forecast. At first at least it looks likely that the weather pattern will remain quite blocked, meaning that it will be slow to change and probably a stay a bit drier than normal in the west, whilst rain and showers are more likely in the east at times. With this we are also less likely to see strong winds and the typical occasional stormy conditions that we usually see during the autumn. Given the time of year, and the predominance of a blocked pattern, temperatures may be on the cold side of normal. Later in November we may start to see more unsettled, changeable and sometimes windy weather again, especially towards the northwest.

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

[Dancerwithwings]

Don't know why your posted it SS, same as yesterday's....Met'O ???

[Summer Sun]

2 minutes ago, Dancerwithwings said:

Don't know why your posted it SS, same as yesterday's....Met'O ???

Minor changes to the wording making the last sentence slightly longer than yesterday

Edited October 23, 2016 by Summer Sun