Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Thursday 21 Sep 2017 to Saturday 30 Sep 2017:

Cloud and outbreaks of rain are likely to spread eastwards during Thursday including some heavy bursts. Brighter, showery weather may follow into the northwest by Friday. It will probably be breezier for many with strong winds across some northern areas. Next weekend is likely to stay generally rather unsettled in the north and west with rain and stronger winds at times. In the south and east there will be more sunshine and lighter winds. There are signs that the weather will turn more settled generally during the following week, but with more chance of early mist and fog following chilly nights. The northwest may continue to see some rain and strong winds but less so than on previous days. Days will become warmer generally, especially in the south and east.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 1 Oct 2017 to Sunday 15 Oct 2017:

As we head into October there remains considerable uncertainty in the forecast, although it will perhaps be mainly settled at first, with the best of the dry and sunny weather in the south or southeast. Through the first week of October a northwest-southeast split may develop across the UK bringing rain and strong winds across the northwest, and drier and brighter weather across the southeast. Temperatures will be close to or slightly above normal at first, with the south and southeast perhaps warm. However, in more settled spells we will continue to see some chilly nights with mist and fog and an increased chance of some frost, especially in the north.

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UK Outlook for Friday 22 Sep 2017 to Sunday 1 Oct 2017:

Brighter and more settled weather is likely on Friday, although with some showers and stronger winds affecting the north and west. There will probably be more sunshine in the south and east. Next weekend is likely to stay generally rather unsettled in the north and west with rain and stronger winds at times. In the south and east there will be more sunshine and lighter winds and it is likely to become quite warm. There is low confidence that the weather may turn generally more settled during the following week, with an increased chance of early mist and fog following chilly nights. The northwest may continue to see some rain and strong winds but less so than previously. Days will become warmer generally, especially in the south and east.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 23 Sep 2017 to Monday 2 Oct 2017:

Next weekend will probably stay rather unsettled in the north and west with rain and stronger winds at times, perhaps even gales for western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Further south and east there will be more sunshine and lighter winds. It is likely to become quite warm in the daytime, though there may well be early morning mist and fog patches in the southeast following chilly nights. A similar pattern to the weather is likely to carry on well into the following week, though there is a chance that the more settled weather will spread further northwest. However, the northwest may continue to see some rain and strong winds but less so than previously. Days will become warmer generally, especially in the south and east.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 24 Sep 2017 to Tuesday 3 Oct 2017:

Through to the end of September it will probably stay rather unsettled in the north and western half of the UK, with rain and stronger winds at times, perhaps even gales for the far northwest next week. Further south and east there will be more in the way of sunshine and lighter winds. It is likely to become quite warm during the day at times, especially in the south and east, but with chilly nights in the forecast. There may be some mist and fog patches around first thing and these may last well into the morning on some days. Early in October the rather unsettled weather in the northwest will probably extend into the rest of the UK

 

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 3 Oct 2017 to Tuesday 17 Oct 2017:

As we head into October there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, although it looks most likely to be mainly settled at first, with the best of the dry and sunny weather in the south and southeast. Through the first half of October a more marked northwest-southeast split could develop again across the UK, bringing rain and strong winds across the northwest, and drier and brighter weather across the southeast. Temperatures will be close to or slightly above normal in most of the UK, with the south and southeast perhaps rather warm by day. However, in more settled spells we will continue to see some chilly nights with early morning mist and fog as well as an increased chance of frost, most likely in the north.

Updated: 03:04 on Tue 19 Sep 2017 BST

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UK Outlook for Monday 25 Sep 2017 to Wednesday 4 Oct 2017:

Next week there will be plenty of dry weather, but there will be light rain for a time. It will be rather warm during the day time, but it is likely to be chilly at night with some mist or fog patches possible, which may last well into the morning on some days. The second half of the week will be more unsettled with wet and windy weather more likely in the northwest, with a risk of gales or perhaps severe gales. The best of the drier and brighter weather will be in the southeast. Into the start of October there is an increased chance of all parts seeing the unsettled conditions, with rain and stronger winds likely at times.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 5 Oct 2017 to Thursday 19 Oct 2017:

Through early October there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast. It will be changeable, with the northwest likely to see more unsettled conditions with strong winds or gales possible, with perhaps more settled interludes in the southeast. Temperatures will be close to or slightly above normal. However, there will be some chilly nights with early morning mist and fog as well as an increased chance of frost, most likely in the north.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 26 Sep 2017 to Thursday 5 Oct 2017:

As we head through the end of September, there will be a west/east split in the weather. The west is likely to be cloudier with outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy at times. In contrast, the east will be drier and brighter, but with generally light winds for all parts, there could be some chilly nights with mist and fog forming under any clearer skies. Towards the start of October, this split will continue but it is likely to turn windier and increasingly unsettled in the west, with a risk of gales or severe gales, particularly in the northwest. These unsettled conditions will erratically spread eastwards, but some central and eastern areas may perhaps stay dry throughout. Temperatures will generally be above normal, perhaps warm across central and eastern areas.

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UK Outlook for Friday 6 Oct 2017 to Friday 20 Oct 2017:

More unsettled weather will perhaps be more widely established by the end of the first week in October, most especially in the north and west. This will bring an increased likelihood of stronger winds and heavier rain across many areas. By mid October, confidence in the forecast reduces, however it may remain generally unsettled with occasional drier and brighter spells. On the whole, temperatures will be close to or slightly warmer than normal, but in any settled spells there could be chilly nights, with an increased risk of mist, fog and frost, especially in the north.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 26 Sep 2017 to Thursday 5 Oct 2017:

As we head through the end of September, there will be a west/east split in the weather. The west is likely to be cloudier with outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy at times. In contrast, the east will be drier and brighter, but with generally light winds for all parts, there could be some chilly nights with mist and fog forming under any clearer skies. Towards the start of October, this split will continue but it is likely to turn windier and increasingly unsettled in the west, with a risk of gales or severe gales, particularly in the northwest. These unsettled conditions will erratically spread eastwards, but some central and eastern areas may perhaps stay dry throughout. Temperatures will generally be above normal, perhaps warm across central and eastern areas.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 27 Sep 2017 to Friday 6 Oct 2017:

As we head through the end of September, there will be a west/east split in the weather. The west is likely to be cloudier, with outbreaks of rain and stronger winds, giving the risk of gales in the northwest. In contrast, the east will be drier and brighter, although some rain may reach here too. Towards the start of October, a northwest/southeast split will continue but it is likely to turn windier and increasingly unsettled in the west, with a risk of gales, perhaps severe gales, particularly in the northwest. These unsettled conditions will erratically spread eastwards, but some central and eastern areas may perhaps stay dry throughout. Temperatures will generally be above normal, perhaps warm across central and eastern areas.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 28 Sep 2017 to Saturday 7 Oct 2017:

Thursday will be a changeable day as a band of rain, locally heavy, pushes east across the country, with the wet weather accompanied by strengthening winds. Brighter, fresher but showery conditions will follow from the west. Showers will be heaviest and most frequent in the northwest whilst it remains drier towards the southeast. Further wind and rain is likely to reach western areas by the end of the week and towards the weekend. From next weekend, it is likely to turn increasing unsettled for all with spells of rain, locally heavy, spreading east. It will be windy with the risk of gales in places, particularly across coastal areas. Temperatures will be around average for the time of year.

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UK Outlook for Friday 29 Sep 2017 to Sunday 8 Oct 2017:

On Friday, strong winds and coastal gales are likely to affect Northern Ireland and western Scotland. A band of rain and strong winds may well move across the whole UK including some heavy bursts. Further wind and rain is likely to reach western areas over the weekend. The weather in the following week is likely to stay rather unsettled for all with spells of rain, locally heavy, spreading east, and brighter showery weather following along behind. It will be windy with the risk of gales in places, particularly across western coasts. Temperatures will be around average for the time of year, with brief warmer or cooler interludes. The changeable weather means that night frosts are quite unlikely, except in the mountains of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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UK Outlook for Monday 9 Oct 2017 to Monday 23 Oct 2017:

Changeable weather is likely to continue across the country in the second week in October, with wind and rain at times, especially in the north and west. This will bring an increased likelihood of gales as well as heavier rain across some parts. By mid October, confidence in the forecast reduces, but drier and brighter spells could become more prolonged, though it may well remain changeable, On the whole, temperatures are expected to be close to normal for the time of year, but in any settled spells there could be chilly nights, with an increased risk of mist, fog and frost, especially in the north.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 30 Sep 2017 to Monday 9 Oct 2017:

Saturday will probably be a day of sunshine and showers. Western parts are likely to be dry and bright at first, but rain and strong winds may arrive later in the day, perhaps bringing gales to Northern Ireland and western Scotland. Rain and strong winds may well be more widespread on Sunday. In the following week, it is likely to stay rather unsettled with spells of rain spreading east, and brighter showery weather following along behind. It will be windy with the risk of gales in places, particularly across western coasts. Temperatures will be around average for the time of year, with brief warmer or cooler interludes. The changeable weather means that night frosts are quite unlikely, except in the mountains of Scotland and Northern Ireland.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 1 Oct 2017 to Tuesday 10 Oct 2017:

Sunday and Monday are expected to be rather wet days with spells of rain in most areas followed by brighter and showery conditions. It's also expected to be windy with gales likely in places. Unsettled weather will then continue during the middle of next week with spells of rain travelling eastwards, and brighter, showery weather following along behind. It will be windy with the risk of gales in places, particularly across northern and western coasts. Later on next week we may see more settled conditions develop, chiefly across southern parts which will give an increased risk of fog forming overnight. Temperatures will be around average, but with a chance of frost in clear spells overnight.

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UK Outlook for Monday 2 Oct 2017 to Wednesday 11 Oct 2017:

Monday is expected to be unsettled with spells of rain in most areas followed by brighter and showery conditions on Tuesday with sunny spells. It's also expected to be windy for most on both days with gales or severe gales likely in places, especially on Monday. Following on, more settled conditions will probably develop for a time, chiefly across southern parts which would give an increased risk of fog forming overnight. Changeable weather will probably resume later with spells of rain travelling eastwards, and brighter, showery weather following along behind. It will be windy at times with the risk of gales in places, particularly across northern and western coasts. Temperatures will be around average, but with a chance of frost in clear spells overnight.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 12 Oct 2017 to Thursday 26 Oct 2017:

There is low confidence in the detail for this period, however changeable weather is likely to continue across much of the country at first, bringing wind and rain at times, particularly in the north and west. This will bring an increased likelihood of gales as well as heavier rain to northern and western parts. However, there is a chance of a more settled spell of weather around mid month bringing drier and brighter weather with an increased risk of fog and frost forming overnight. By the end of the period more changeable weather is again most probable, with spells of rain and strong winds moving across the country interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes. The best of the brighter and drier weather is most likely in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 3 Oct 2017 to Thursday 12 Oct 2017:

Bright and showery on Tuesday with some sunny spells. There will be a risk of locally overnight frost and fog patches at first on Wednesday. A settled day should then follow, but it will turn more changeable into the second half of next week, and into the following week. There will be wet weather at times, but also some drier and brighter spells in between. It will be windy too, with the risk of gales in places, particularly across northern and western coasts. There is a reasonable possiblity of more widely settled conditions developing at times. Temperatures will be around average or a little cooler than average for the time of year, with a local frost in clear spells overnight.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 12 Oct 2017 to Thursday 26 Oct 2017:

There is low confidence in developments for this period. However, changeable weather appears more likely to continue across much of the country at first, bringing wind and rain at times, particularly in the north and west. This will bring an increased likelihood of gales as well as heavier rain to northern and western parts. However, there is a chance of a more settled spell of weather around mid month bringing drier and brighter weather with an increased risk of fog and frost forming overnight. By the end of the period more changeable weather is again most probable, with spells of rain and strong winds moving across the country interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes. The best of the brighter and drier weather is most likely in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 4 Oct 2017 to Friday 13 Oct 2017:

Early mist or fog in the south should clear to largely dry and sunny conditions on Wednesday morning. However, cloud, rain and strengthening winds will spread across northern and western areas during the afternoon. The rain will probably spread southeastwards through Thursday, clearing to sunshine and blustery showers across northwestern parts. Friday and the weekend will see a rather changeable theme, with wet weather at times, but also some drier and brighter spells. It will be windy for some too, with the risk of gales in places, particularly across northern and western coasts. There is also a reasonable possibility of more widely settled conditions at times. Temperatures will be around average or a little cooler than average for the time of year, with a local frost in clear spells overnight.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 14 Oct 2017 to Saturday 28 Oct 2017:

There is low confidence in the developments for this period. However, we may see more settled conditions at first, bringing an increased risk of morning fog and frost. Further settled spells are also likely at times, however, changeable weather is likely to dominate across much of the country through the second half of October, bringing spells of rain and strong winds moving across the country interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes. The best of the brighter and drier weather is most likely in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 5 Oct 2017 to Saturday 14 Oct 2017:

Cloud and outbreaks of rain will spread southeastwards through Thursday with strengthening winds, clearing to sunshine and blustery showers across northwestern parts. Friday and the weekend will see a rather changeable theme, with wet weather at times, but also some drier and brighter spells. It will be windy for some too, with the risk of gales in places, particularly across northern and western coasts. There is also a reasonable possibility of more widely settled conditions at times. A more settled spell of weather could occur later next weekend and the beginning of next week bringing a likelihood of morning mist, fog and frost. Temperatures will be around average for the time of year, or a little below.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 15 Oct 2017 to Sunday 29 Oct 2017:

There is low confidence in the developments for this period. Changeable weather is likely to dominate across much of the country through the second half of October, with spells of rain and strong winds moving across the country interspersed with drier, brighter and more settled interludes. The best of the brighter and drier weather is most likely in the southeast. However, we may see more settled conditions in other places at times, bringing an increased risk of morning fog and frost.

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