Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 26 Jun 2018 to Thursday 5 Jul 2018:

The final week of June will see plenty of dry and sunny weather across most of the UK, with only the far north and northwest seeing cloudier skies at times, with rain possible. With the fine weather, temperatures will continue to rise for all parts, but especially so in the south where it could turn hot. The heat may spark an isolated thunderstorm, with the risk increasing towards next weekend, especially over high ground, although the majority will stay dry. As we head into the start of July confidence reduces, but most areas should continue to see plenty of fine, sunny and very warm weather. Northern and some western areas may however begin to see cloudier conditions pushing in, with the chance of some rain and stronger winds here.

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

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UK Outlook for Friday 6 Jul 2018 to Friday 20 Jul 2018:

Although confidence remains low through July, early indications bring a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK. However, there are some signs that more changeable weather may develop at times, especially in the north, and possibly the west, potentially leading to cloud, stronger winds and some rain. Where it turns more changeable it will also become cooler, but where the dry and settled weather continues, it will remain very warm, especially in the south and southeast.

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

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 27 Jun 2018 to Friday 6 Jul 2018:

The final week of June will stay dry and sunny across the UK, with only the far north and northwest of Scotland seeing cloudier skies at times, and a chance of rain. Temperatures will continue to rise for all parts, but especially so across England and Wales where it will be hot. The heat may spark an isolated thunderstorm towards next weekend, but the chance of catching one will be low and the majority of the UK will stay fine and dry. As we head into the start of July, most areas should continue to see plenty of fine, sunny and very warm weather. Northern and western areas may however begin to see cloudier conditions pushing in, with the chance of some wet and windy weather here.

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

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UK Outlook for Saturday 7 Jul 2018 to Saturday 21 Jul 2018:

It is too early to give any specific detail for July, but the likelihood is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK. There are some early indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There is also the chance that the warm weather could lead to a few thunderstorms in the south of the UK, but on the whole it will be a mainly dry and warm picture.

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

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UK Outlook for Thursday 28 Jun 2018 to Saturday 7 Jul 2018:

The final few days of June will stay dry and sunny across the UK, with only the far north and northwest of Scotland seeing cloudier skies at times, and a chance of rain. Temperatures will continue to rise for all parts, but especially so across England and Wales where it will be hot. The heat may spark an isolated thunderstorm towards next weekend, but the chance of catching one will be low and the majority of the UK will stay fine and dry. As we head into the start of July, most areas should continue to see plenty of fine, sunny and very warm weather. Northern and western areas may however begin to see cloudier conditions pushing in, with the chance of some wet and windy weather here.

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

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UK Outlook for Sunday 8 Jul 2018 to Sunday 22 Jul 2018:

It is too early to give any specific detail for July, but the likelihood is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK. There are some early indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There is also the chance that the warm weather could lead to a few thunderstorms in the south of the UK, but on the whole it will be a mainly dry and warm picture.

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

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UK Outlook for Friday 29 Jun 2018 to Sunday 8 Jul 2018:

The final few days of June will stay dry and sunny across much of the UK, although it may be cloudier with a chance of rain at times in the far north of Scotland. It will feel cooler than of late across parts of Scotland but elsewhere it will remain very warm or hot. The heat may spark a few showers or an isolated thunderstorm during the first week of July, but the majority of the UK will stay fine and dry. However, most areas should continue to see plenty of fine, sunny and very warm weather. Northwestern areas may however begin to see cloudier conditions pushing in, with the chance of some wet and windier weather here at times.

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

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UK Outlook for Monday 9 Jul 2018 to Monday 23 Jul 2018:

The most likely scenario is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK with very warm temperatures likely at times. There are some early indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There may also be some interludes of more unsettled, cooler conditions bringing some outbreaks of rain or showers across the rest of the UK at times, but these will be short lived with dry, fine weather likely for most of the time.

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

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UK Outlook for Sunday 1 Jul 2018 to Tuesday 10 Jul 2018:

Continued dry and sunny weather for many central and northern parts at first, although it may be cloudier with a chance of rain or showers at times in the far north of Scotland. There is also an increasing risk of thundery showers in the south and southwest. Widely very warm, but perhaps cooler than of late in the northeast. During the first week of July there is an increasing chance of cloud and outbreaks of rain along with stronger winds in northwestern parts of the UK whilst there may be showers or thunderstorms elsewhere which will push in from the south. It is expected to be cooler in the far northwest and elsewhere temperatures are also likely to gradually decline but remain above average.

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

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 11 Jul 2018 to Wednesday 25 Jul 2018:

The most likely scenario is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK through much of July with very warm or hot temperatures likely at times. However, there are some indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There may also be some interludes of more unsettled, cooler conditions bringing some outbreaks of rain or showers across the rest of the UK, however these will be short lived with dry and fine weather likely for most of the time.

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

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UK Outlook for Monday 2 Jul 2018 to Wednesday 11 Jul 2018:

Continued dry and sunny weather for many central and northern parts at first, although it may be cloudier with a chance of rain or showers at times in the far north of Scotland. There is also a risk of thundery showers in the south and southwest. Widely very warm, but perhaps cooler than of late in the northeast and humid in the south and southwest. Probably becoming generally more changeable from mid period with an increasing chance of cloud with outbreaks of rain, most likely in the north and northwest accompanied by strong winds at times. It is expected to be cooler in the far northwest and elsewhere temperatures are also likely to gradually decline but remain above average.

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

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UK Outlook for Thursday 12 Jul 2018 to Thursday 26 Jul 2018:

The most likely scenario is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK through much of July with very warm or hot temperatures likely at times. However, there are some indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There may also be some interludes of more unsettled, cooler conditions bringing some outbreaks of rain or showers across the rest of the UK, however these will be short lived with dry and fine weather likely for most of the time.

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

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 3 Jul 2018 to Thursday 12 Jul 2018:

Many places fine, dry and sunny at first. However, there is a risk of heavy showers and thunderstorms in the southwest on Tuesday, and perhaps more widely across England and Wales on Wednesday. Widely very warm, but perhaps cooler than of late in the northeast and humid in the south and southwest. There will also be some warm nights too, particularly in towns and cities. Probably becoming generally more changeable in the north towards the weekend with an increasing chance of cloudy skies and outbreaks of rain accompanied by strong winds at times. However, central and southern areas are more likely to be fine and dry. It is expected to be cooler in the far northwest and elsewhere temperatures are also likely to gradually decline but remain above average.

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

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UK Outlook for Friday 13 Jul 2018 to Friday 27 Jul 2018:

The most likely scenario is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across many parts of the UK through much of July with very warm or hot temperatures likely at times. However, there are some indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies, and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There may also be some interludes of more unsettled, cooler conditions bringing some outbreaks of rain or showers across the rest of the UK, however these will be short lived with dry and fine weather likely for most of the time.

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

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 4 Jul 2018 to Friday 13 Jul 2018:

Widespread very warm sunshine is expected to continue on Wednesday across the country. It will feel hot in the south but less warm near northern coasts. Another warm night is expected too, particularly in urban areas. There is a possibility of thunderstorms developing in the southwest of England later on Wednesday, and these may spread across the south of England and south Wales more generally on Thursday. However, the rest of the UK will stay dry and sunny. It will tend to stay rather cloudy in the south over next weekend but northern sunshine will probably continue. During the following week very warm sunshine will return to most places, though northern parts may see more cloud, and perhaps even rain at times in the far north.

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

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UK Outlook for Saturday 14 Jul 2018 to Saturday 28 Jul 2018:

The most likely scenario is that we will see a good deal of dry and settled weather across most parts of the UK in the second half of July with very warm or hot temperatures likely at times. There are some indications that in the north and west, more changeable conditions could bring cloudier skies and possibly some wet and windy weather at times. There may also be some interludes of more unsettled, cooler weather bringing outbreaks of rain or showers across the rest of the UK, however these will be short lived so dry and fine weather is likely for most of the time.

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

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UK Outlook for Thursday 5 Jul 2018 to Saturday 14 Jul 2018:

Thursday and Friday will stay largely dry with plenty of sunshine, but with the risk of isolated thunderstorms, especially in the south. Temperatures will widely remain well above the average, with very warm or hot conditions and probably feeling humid in the south, with some warm nights too, especially in urban areas. Into the weekend and it looks like high pressure builds from the Atlantic, with much of the UK becoming dry with warm sunny spells. However, there is the risk of cloudier and breezier conditions with the chance of some rain in the far north and northwest. Into next week and we hold onto the dry, settled and warm conditions in the south, but perhaps some rain at times, especially in the far north.

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

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UK Outlook for Sunday 15 Jul 2018 to Sunday 29 Jul 2018:

For the rest of July, the most likely scenrio is that the fine weather looks set to predominate across the UK, with mostly dry, sunny and warm conditions, especially in the south. However, there are likely to be interludes of less settled weather, with some rain at times, especially across the far north and northwest of the country. Temperatures overall are likely to be above average during the second half of July, with some further very warm spells possible. However, temperatures may return to near average at times, particularly in any changeable spells of weather.

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

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Just a thought summer sun, ive noticed two threads for met office updates , one for the 10 day ahead forecasts and the other for 16 to 30 day forecast.  Why not incorporate them into a single thread as I think it will save people clicking from one thread to another. ?  Just a suggestion that's all. 

Edited June 30, 2018 by 38.5*C

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UK Outlook for Friday 6 Jul 2018 to Sunday 15 Jul 2018:

Friday will stay largely dry with plenty of sunshine, but with the risk of isolated thunderstorms, especially across central and southern areas. Temperatures will widely remain well above the average, with very warm or hot conditions and probably feeling humid in the south, with some warm nights too, especially in urban areas. Through the weekend it looks like high pressure builds from the Atlantic, with much of the UK staying dry and very warm with sunshine. However, there is the risk of cloudier and breezier conditions with some rain in the far north and northwest possible at times. Into the following week and we hold onto the dry, settled and very warm conditions in central and southern areas, but perhaps some rain at times, especially in the far north.

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

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UK Outlook for Monday 16 Jul 2018 to Monday 30 Jul 2018:

For the rest of July, the most likely scenrio is that the fine weather looks set to predominate across the UK, with mostly dry, sunny and warm conditions, especially in the south. However, there are likely to be interludes of less settled weather, with some rain at times, especially across the far north and northwest of the country. Temperatures overall are likely to be above average during the second half of July, with some further very warm spells possible. However, temperatures may return to near average at times, particularly in any changeable spells of weather.

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

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UK Outlook for Saturday 7 Jul 2018 to Monday 16 Jul 2018:

Throughout the weekend high pressure is set to build from the Atlantic, with much of the UK staying dry and very warm with sunshine. Winds will be light in most places but it will be breezier around coasts. However, there is the risk of cloudier and breezier conditions with some rain in the far north and northwest, particularly on Sunday. Into the following week we are likely to hold onto the dry, settled and very warm conditions in central and southern areas although some interludes of showery conditions or a few thundery showers are possible at times.Cloudier periods along with light rain and drizzle are likely in the northwest where temperatures are expeected to be closer to normal.

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

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 17 Jul 2018 to Tuesday 31 Jul 2018:

For the second half of July, the most likely scenario is that the fine weather looks set to predominate across the UK, with mostly dry, sunny and warm conditions, especially in the south. However, there are likely to be interludes of less settled weather, with some rain at times, especially across the far north and northwest of the country. Temperatures overall are likely to be above average during the second half of July, with some further very warm spells possible. However, temperatures may return to near average at times, particularly in any changeable spells of weather.

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

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UK Outlook for Sunday 8 Jul 2018 to Tuesday 17 Jul 2018:

On Sunday much of the UK will be dry, very warm and potentially hot, with a good deal of sunshine. There is however a risk of cloudier and breezier conditions with some rain in the far north and northwest. Through the following week the largely dry, settled and very warm conditions are likely to continue in central and southern areas although some showery spells are possible, with a risk of thundery showers at times in the south and southwest. Cloudier conditions are likely in the northwest with a little rain, and with temperatures closer to normal. Towards the end of this period there may be change to more unsettled conditions across the north and northwest, but largely fine weather will probably continue elsewhere.

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