Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 22 Aug 2018 to Friday 31 Aug 2018:

Cloud and rain will sink south on Wednesday across central areas of the UK. To the south, it could stay dry with some warm spells of sunshine. To the north, it will turn fresher with sunshine and showers. Rain will likely clear across the south by Thursday and it will fresher for all with sunny spells and heavy showers in the north. Through the rest of the week and weekend there will probably be a good deal of dry, bright or sunny weather, especially in the south, while the far west and northwest will have some thicker cloud and rain at times. This weather pattern is quite likely to continue through the rest of the period, with temperatures probably around normal, but perhaps rather cool in the north and northwest.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 1 Sep 2018 to Saturday 15 Sep 2018:

During this period it looks likely that the weather pattern will only change slowly. Areas of high pressure and associated settled weather are likely to dominate across the south and southeast, bringing generally dry and bright weather here. More changeable conditions with outbreaks of rain and strong winds are likely across the north and northwest, perhaps extending southeastwards at times. Through September, confidence in the forecast decreases. However, we will probably see longer dry and settled spells at times, these perhaps becoming more dominant than previously in the north and northwest. Temperatures by day are likely to be generally warmer than average, but there will an increasing chance of chillier nights.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 23 Aug 2018 to Saturday 1 Sep 2018:

Thursday is likely to see a fresher day across the UK with a mixture of sunshine and showers. Frontal cloud and rain may linger across southern England for a time but should clear the UK completely by the end of the day. Some good spells of sunshine developing across the south with occasional heavy, blustery showers in the north. Through the rest of the week and weekend there will probably be a good deal of dry, bright or sunny weather, especially in the south, while the far west and northwest will have some thicker cloud and rain at times. This weather pattern is quite likely to continue through the rest of the period, with temperatures probably around normal, but perhaps rather cool in the north and northwest.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 2 Sep 2018 to Sunday 16 Sep 2018:

During this period it looks likely that the weather pattern will only change slowly. Areas of high pressure and associated settled weather are likely to dominate across the south and southeast, bringing generally dry and bright weather here. More changeable conditions with outbreaks of rain and strong winds are likely across the north and northwest, perhaps extending southeastwards at times. Through September, confidence in the forecast decreases. However, we will probably see longer dry and settled spells at times, these perhaps becoming more dominant than previously in the north and northwest. Temperatures by day are likely to be generally warmer than average, but there will be an increasing chance of chillier nights.

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UK Outlook for Friday 24 Aug 2018 to Sunday 2 Sep 2018:

On Friday and Saturday many places will have sunshine and showers. These showers heavy at times and with a risk of hail and thunder, particularly in the north, with the best of the sunnier spells in the southeast. It will be windy at times, and some more persistent rain may reach northwestern parts on Saturday. Through the rest of the weekend and into the following week the northwest will have showers or longer spells of rain at times, with drier and brighter conditions generally in the southeast, although even here some bands of rain may move through. This weather pattern is quite likely to continue through the rest of the period. Temperatures starting rather cool, but recovering to around normal, and perhaps warm at times in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Monday 3 Sep 2018 to Monday 17 Sep 2018:

During this period it looks likely that the weather pattern will only change slowly. Areas of high pressure and associated settled weather will probably increasingly dominate, with some longer dry spells, particularly for northwestern areas compared to much of August. However there are also likely to be some more changeable weather at times in the north and northwest with outbreaks of rain and local gales, with these conditions perhaps extending southeastwards at times. Temperatures by day are likely to be generally warmer than average, especially for the southeastern half of the UK but generally nearer normal further northwest, and there will be an increasing chance of chillier nights anywhere, as would be expected during September.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 25 Aug 2018 to Monday 3 Sep 2018:

This weekend,, many places will have sunshine and showers. These showers will be heavy at times, with a risk of hail and thunder particularly in the north, with sunnier spells in the southeast. It will be windy at times, and some more persistent rain may arrive from the west later on Sunday. For Bank Holiday Monday, it is most likely to be unsettled in the northwest, with longer spells of rain and some strong winds. Drier and brighter conditions are generally likely in the south and east. This northwest, southeast split is then quite likely to continue. Temperatures will start rather cool, but they will recover to around the seasonal average, with perhaps warmer conditions at times in the southeast. Drier weather may become more widely established into early September.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 4 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 18 Sep 2018:

For the start of September it looks likely that the weather pattern will only change slowly. Areas of high pressure and associated settled weather will probably increasingly dominate, with some longer dry spells, particularly for northwestern areas compared to much of August. However there are also likely to be some more changeable weather at times in the north and northwest, with outbreaks of rain and strong winds, with these conditions perhaps extending southeastwards at times. Temperatures by day are likely to be generally warmer than average, especially for the southeastern half of the UK but generally nearer the seasonal average further northwest, and there will be an increasing chance of chillier nights anywhere, as would be expected going further into September.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 26 Aug 2018 to Tuesday 4 Sep 2018:

After a cold and dry start on Sunday, cloud and rain is likely to spread east into western areas later in the day. For Bank Holiday Monday, the rain is likely to gradually continue south and east, with drier and brighter conditions following. Temperatures should be around the seasonal average. The middle part of the week is likely to see a north-south split in the weather. Northern areas will generally be more changeable with some rain or showers at times, but it is likely to become more settled in the south with warmer temperatures. Drier and warmer weather may become more widely established into early September, as high pressure starts to build in from the south.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 19 Sep 2018:

Through the beginning and middle part of September, there is an increasing chance that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather. Northern and western areas could occasionally have wet and windy spells towards the middle part of the month, but these should be short-lived. Temperatures are likely to be generally warm across the UK, with a chance of very warm conditions developing in the south.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 19 Sep 2018:

Through the beginning and middle part of September, there is an increasing chance that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather. Northern and western areas could occasionally have wet and windy spells towards the middle part of the month, but these should be short-lived. Temperatures are likely to be generally warm across the UK, with a chance of very warm conditions developing in the south.

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UK Outlook for Monday 27 Aug 2018 to Wednesday 5 Sep 2018:

For Monday, the Bank Holiday except in Scotland, there will be a fair amount of sunshine everywhere, but temperatures will feel on the cool side in a brisk breeze. There will also be a few blustery showers around. From Tuesday, wind and showers will ease, except in the far northwest where they may intensify. Some rain is likely on Wednesday across the UK, but the end of the week looks like becoming dry and bright away from the far northwest, though nights will be relatively cool. At the start of September there are signals for dry, bright and warm weather to become more widely established, though short spells of wind and rain may affect northern and western parts at times.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 6 Sep 2018 to Thursday 20 Sep 2018:

There are signals that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather in this period. Northern and western areas could occasionally have wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived. Daytime temperatures are expected to be generally warm across the UK, and there is a good chance that southern parts may become very warm for some of the time. However, as September progresses, longer clear nights may lead to some quite low overnight temperatures.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 28 Aug 2018 to Thursday 6 Sep 2018:

Tuesday starts dry for most with sunny spells, however cloud with outbreaks of rain are likely to spread into the west and northwest by evening, with perhaps a low risk of gales in exposed northwestern parts later. Some rain will move eastwards across the UK on Wednesday, but from Thursday into the weekend it will probably become more settled, although the far north and northwest may still see some rain at times. Though there may be some chilly nights, there will still be some warmer days, especially in the east and southeast. Through the rest of the period there are signals for dry, bright and warm weather to become more widely established, though short spells of wind and rain may affect northern and western parts at times.

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UK Outlook for Friday 7 Sep 2018 to Friday 21 Sep 2018:

There are signals that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather in this period. Northern and western areas could occasionally have wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived. Daytime temperatures are expected to be generally warm across the UK, and there is a good chance that southern parts may become very warm for some of the time. However, as September progresses, longer clear nights may lead to some quite low overnight temperatures

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 29 Aug 2018 to Friday 7 Sep 2018:

On Wednesday a band of rain moves southeastwards, clearing from the west with drier and brighter weather following, but with a low risk of some heavy and perhaps thundery rain in the southeast at first. Largely fine weather is expected from Thursday, but with perhaps a few showers in the north. Into the weekend it will probably become more settled, although the far north and northwest may still see some rain at times. Though there may be some chilly nights, there will still be some warm days, especially in the east and southeast. Through the rest of the period it looks most likely that dry, bright and warm weather may become more widely established, though short spells of wind and rain may affect northern and western parts at times.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 8 Sep 2018 to Saturday 22 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells of more changeable conditions. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, especially across the south and east where it may become very warm for a time, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west at times. However, as September progresses, any longer clear nights may lead to some quite low overnight temperatures.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 30 Aug 2018 to Saturday 8 Sep 2018:

On Thursday and Friday it will be cloudier in the northwest, with outbreaks of rain and stronger winds. Elsewhere will be mostly dry, with the sunniest conditions in the south and southeast. Into next weekend it will probably become more settled, although the north and northwest may still be windy, with some rain at times. Though there may be some chilly nights, there will also be some warm days, especially in the east and southeast. Through the rest of the period it looks most likely that dry, bright and warmer weather may become more widely established across the country, although short spells of stronger winds and rain may affect northern and western parts at times.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 9 Sep 2018 to Sunday 23 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells of more changeable conditions. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, especially across the south and east where it may become very warm for a time, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west with time. However, as September progresses, any longer clear nights may lead to some chilly overnight temperatures.

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UK Outlook for Friday 31 Aug 2018 to Sunday 9 Sep 2018:

On Friday it will be cloudier in the northwest with outbreaks of rain and stronger winds here. Elsewhere it will be mostly dry with some sunny spells, particularly in the east and southeast. Rain is likely to then track eastwards across many areas overnight. Through the weekend and into next week it is likely to become more widely settled across the UK with a good deal of dry weather and sunny spells developing. However, occasionally the north and northwest may still be windy, with some rain at times. Though there may be some chilly nights, and it will feel cool under any rain in the northwest there will also be some warm days, especially in the east and southeast.

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UK Outlook for Monday 10 Sep 2018 to Monday 24 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells wet and windy weather. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, especially across the south and east where it may become very warm for a time, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west with time. However, as September progresses, any longer clear nights may lead to some chilly overnight temperatures.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 1 Sep 2018 to Monday 10 Sep 2018:

Rain is likely to track southeastwards across the UK on Saturday, though it may stay dry with sunshine in the far south and southeast of England. Sunshine and showers are then expected on Sunday with northwestern areas of the UK seeing the most frequent showers and only isolated showers expected elsewhere. Into next week it is likely to become more widely settled across the UK with a good deal of dry weather and sunny spells developing. However, occasionally the north and northwest may still be windy, with some rain at times. Though there may be some chilly nights, and it will feel cool under any rain in the northwest there will also be some warm days, especially in the east and southeast.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 11 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 25 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that much of the UK will see a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells wet and windy weather. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, especially across the south and east where it may become very warm for a time, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west with time. However, as September progresses, any longer clear nights may lead to some chilly overnight temperatures.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 2 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 11 Sep 2018:

Central and southern parts should be dry with some warm sunshine on Sunday, but cloudier and breezier further northwest with some outbreaks of rain, and with a risk of coastal gales in the far northwest for a time. This rain is likely to spread southeastwards on Monday, becoming lighter and patchier as it does so, with scattered showers following into northwestern parts later. Through the rest of the week more settled conditions are likely to become established, with a good deal of dry weather, and increasing sunshine. However, the north and northwest may still occasionally be windy, with some rain at times. There will be some warm days, especially in the southeast, but there may be some chilly nights, and it will feel cool under any rain in the northwest.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 12 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 26 Sep 2018:

Throughout this forecast period it seems most likely that the weather pattern will change only slowly, and this will maintain a good deal of dry, warm and settled weather, although there may be some brief spells of more changeable conditions. Northern and western areas are most likely to have occasionally wet and windy spells, but these are likely to be short-lived, with some more settled interludes at times here too. Daytime temperatures are expected to be above average overall, especially across the south and east where it may become very warm for a time, and with the warmer conditions perhaps spreading further north and west at times. However, as the nights lengthen through September, any longer clear nights may lead to some quite low overnight temperatures

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