Meto Uk Further Outlook

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UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Sep 2018 to Monday 24 Sep 2018:

Showers in the north will start to ease on Saturday. Drier and brighter in the south at first, however outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds are expected to arrive in western areas, clearing eastwards Sunday. Next week, the driest and brightest weather is most likely across central, southern and eastern areas. More changeable conditions are possible in the north and west, with showers or more persistent rain. This northwest, southeast split is expected to continue, with driest and sunniest conditions in the south and east, and further outbreaks of rain and strong winds most likely in the north and west. Temperatures are likely to be near or a little below average in the north, and a little above average in the south, perhaps very warm at times in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 16 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 25 Sep 2018:

Sunday is likely to be cloudy across western parts of the UK, with occasional rain, heaviest in the northwest. Elsewhere will be mostly dry with some warm spells of sunshine. Into the new working week, the driest and brightest weather is most likely across central, southern and eastern areas. More changeable conditions are possible in the north and west, with showers or more persistent rain. However, the spells of unsettle weather could push further southeast at times too, more likely towards the end of this period. Temperatures are likely to be near or a little below average in the north, and a little above average in the south, perhaps very warm at times in the southeast.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 26 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 10 Oct 2018:

For the end of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts in parts of the north.

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UK Outlook for Monday 17 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 26 Sep 2018:

Most places will probably be dry on Monday, with variable cloud and bright or sunny spells. It will probably be cloudier in the west, with rain at times. The rain will possibly become more widespread and locally heavy in places by Tuesday, with strong winds and the risk of gales or severe gales in the west. The unsettled theme looks set to continue throughout the rest of the period, with spells of rain interspersed with sunshine and blustery showers, mainly in the north and west. However, the spells of unsettled weather could push further southeast at times. Temperatures are likely to be near average to warm or very warm in the southeast at times. Mild and generally frost-free at night.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 27 Sep 2018 to Thursday 11 Oct 2018:

For the end of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts, particularly in parts of the north.

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[MIKE LEVITT]

still no sign of the atlantic waking up.continues the same tedious theme,rain mainly in northwest,dry in southeast.what a bore.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 18 Sep 2018 to Thursday 27 Sep 2018:

A spell of wet and potentially very windy weather looks likely to develop from the southwest during Tuesday, associated with Ex-tropical storm Helene, with risk of gales or severe gales for many. The heaviest rain looks likely to be across western parts, with southeastern parts perhaps staying dry and very warm. Cloud and rain moves southeast on Wednesday, becoming brighter with sunny spells and showers in the northwest. The unsettled theme looks set to continue throughout the rest of the period, with spells of rain interspersed with sunshine and blustery showers, mainly in the north and west, with parts of the southeast still having some drier spells. Temperatures are likely to be near average to warm or very warm in the southeast at times. Mild and generally frost-free at night.

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UK Outlook for Friday 28 Sep 2018 to Friday 12 Oct 2018:

For the end of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts, particularly in parts of the north.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 19 Sep 2018 to Friday 28 Sep 2018:

Cloud and rain moves southeast on Wednesday, becoming brighter with sunny spells and showers in the northwest, with coastal gales. However, southeastern parts will be mainly dry with warm sunny spells, but otherwise temperatures nearer the average elsewhere. Perhaps more organised rain affecting parts of the south on Thursday. The unsettled theme looks set to continue into the weekend, with some rain and strong winds on Friday, but its likely to be a fine day on Saturday, with bright or sunny spells. Cloud and rain may move in from the west later in the weekend. Staying unsettled into next week, with rain and strong winds in the northwest, but drier at times in the southeast. Temperatures perhaps near or a little above the average.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 29 Sep 2018 to Saturday 13 Oct 2018:

For the end of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts, particularly in parts of the north.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 20 Sep 2018 to Saturday 29 Sep 2018:

Thursday, a band of cloud and rain is likely to lie southwest to northeast across England, and will transfer slowly southeastwards. Brighter, fresher conditions in the northwest with scattered showers. Drier and brighter in the southeast and remaining warm. Rain band clearing slowly southeastwards through Friday. Saturday and Sunday are likely to see Atlantic weather systems arriving from the west bringing spells of rain and stronger winds eastwards. Rain is most likely in the northwest of the UK with drier conditions persisting for longest in the southeast. Some strong winds are likely at times too, but these are most likely in the northwest. The UK will experience some cool nights and near-average daytime temperatures, although temperatures in the southeast may be warmer than average at times.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 30 Sep 2018 to Sunday 14 Oct 2018:

For the last day of September and into early October, periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts, particularly in parts of the north.

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UK Outlook for Friday 21 Sep 2018 to Sunday 30 Sep 2018:

Any lingering rain across the southeast of the UK should clear early on Friday with sunny spells and showers following. It will be a largely cool day with locally heavy showers, these most frequent for western and northwestern parts. Some clear skies on Friday night will bring the risk of a frost for northern areas by Saturday morning. After a bright but chilly start on Saturday for some; rain, cloud, and strong wind will arrive across western parts. Atlantic weather systems are likely to continue to arrive from the west through the rest of the period bringing generally wetter conditions in the northwest, and drier conditions persisting for longest in the southeast. Strong winds are likely at times, particularly in the northwest with a low risk of gales.

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UK Outlook for Monday 1 Oct 2018 to Monday 15 Oct 2018:

October will see periods of dry and fine weather are likely at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average, but the lengthening nights may lead to low overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts, particularly in parts of the north.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 22 Sep 2018 to Monday 1 Oct 2018:

A fine, but cool start to the weekend is likely in most parts of the UK, with the best of the sunshine on Saturday expected in eastern areas. However, through Saturday wet and windy weather is expected to arrive in some areas, perhaps pushing across the UK on Sunday. Atlantic weather systems are then likely to continue to arrive from the west through the rest of the period bringing generally wetter conditions in the northwest, and drier conditions persisting for longest in the southeast. Strong winds are likely at times, particularly in the northwest with a low risk of gales. Inbetween spells of rain there will be some pleasant sunshine, however it will feel cool during spells of strong winds.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 2 Oct 2018 to Tuesday 16 Oct 2018:

October will see periods of dry and fine weather at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average in the southeast with a cooler feel under cloud and rain in the northwest. However the lengthening nights means that there will be some cool overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog and frosts in prone spots.

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UK Outlook for Sunday 23 Sep 2018 to Tuesday 2 Oct 2018:

A fine, but cool start to the weekend is likely in most parts of the UK, with the best of the sunshine on Saturday expected in eastern areas. However, through Saturday wet weather is expected to arrive across the west, perhaps pushing across the UK on Sunday, potentially also bringing strong winds. Atlantic weather systems are then likely to continue to arrive from the west through the rest of the period bringing generally wetter conditions in the northwest, and drier conditions persisting for longest in the southeast. Strong winds are likely at times, particularly in the northwest with a low risk of gales. Inbetween spells of rain there will be some pleasant sunshine and these more settled spells may become more dominant with time.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 3 Oct 2018 to Wednesday 17 Oct 2018:

October will see periods of dry and fine weather at times, especially in the south and southeast where there may be some warm days. Occasional spells of more unsettled weather are likely, mainly in the northwest where there is a risk of gales and heavy rain at times. These conditions will perhaps occasionally extend across other areas too. Overall daytime temperatures are likely to be close to or slightly above average in the southeast with a cooler feel under cloud and rain in the northwest. However the lengthening nights means that there will be some cool overnight temperatures, with an accompanying risk of patchy morning fog in prone spots.

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UK Outlook for Monday 24 Sep 2018 to Wednesday 3 Oct 2018:

Strong winds may persist in the far east or northeast on Monday morning, but otherwise a much quieter spell of weather is expected during Monday and Tuesday with a good deal of dry and bright weather across the UK. It is likely to be cool overnight with frost possible in some prone areas and fog is also expected in places. Despite some sunshine by day temperatures will overall be fairly cool. Through the rest of this period any wet and windy weather is likely to be confined to the northwest with drier, brighter conditions expected across the southeast which are likely to extend to all areas at times. There will still be some cool nights but by day temperatures may well be warm.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 4 Oct 2018 to Thursday 18 Oct 2018:

Settled conditions are expected to dominate across much of the UK through the beginning of this period, bringing a good deal of dry and bright weather with any brief wet and windy spells likely to be confined to the northwest of the UK. Increasingly long nights gives a greater risk of patches of fog forming overnight and some places may also see some frost. Despite chilly nights, any sunshine by day will give a rather warm feel. Later on in this period there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast with a chance that some more unsettled weather may become established again.

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UK Outlook for Tuesday 25 Sep 2018 to Thursday 4 Oct 2018:

For most of the UK it looks like the weather should remain largely settled through the rest of September. Most places will have long sunny periods and generally light winds. However, some mist and fog patches will form during the nights. The far north and northwest will most likely turn a little more changeable through next week with some rain and strong winds. Weakening bands of rain are expected to push southeastwards across the UK but they will become increasingly patchy as they go. Days will be warm for many, at least at first, but nights will be chilly with some localised frost. Into the start of October many parts are set to remain mostly settled, though some wet and windy weather is possible further north.

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UK Outlook for Friday 5 Oct 2018 to Friday 19 Oct 2018:

Settled conditions are expected to dominate across much of the UK through the beginning of this period, especially in the south. There should be a good deal of dry and bright weather with any brief wet and windy spells likely to be confined to the north of the UK. Increasingly long nights nights will lead to a greater risk of patches of fog forming overnight and some places may also see some frost. Despite chilly nights, any sunshine by day will give a rather warm feel. Later on in this period there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast with a chance that some more unsettled weather may become established again.

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 26 Sep 2018 to Friday 5 Oct 2018:

For most of the UK, the weather should remain largely settled through the rest of September. Most places will have long sunny spells and generally light winds. However, some mist and fog patches will form during the nights. The north and northwest will be at risk of turning a little more changeable at times next week, with some rain and strong winds possible. However it looks to stay drier and brighter in the south and east. Days will be warm for many, at least at first, but nights will be chilly with some localised frost. Into the start of October many parts are set to remain mostly settled, though some wet and windy weather is possible in the north.

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UK Outlook for Saturday 6 Oct 2018 to Saturday 20 Oct 2018:

Settled conditions are expected to dominate across much of the UK through the beginning of this period, especially in the south. There should be a good deal of dry and bright weather with any wet and windy spells likely to be confined to the north of the UK. Increasingly long nights will lead to a greater risk of patches of fog forming overnight and some places may also see some frost. Despite chilly nights, any sunshine by day will give a mild feel for October. Later on in October, there is considerable uncertainty in the forecast, with a chance that some more unsettled weather may affect the UK.

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UK Outlook for Thursday 27 Sep 2018 to Saturday 6 Oct 2018:

Through the remainder of September the weather should stay largely settled with long spells of sunshine and generally light winds. Northern and northwestern areas may be more changeable at times, with stronger winds and some outbreaks of rain, which may occasionally extend a little further east and south. Overnight, pockets of mist and fog are possible, especially in the south although it should remain mostly dry here. By day it will be warm for many, but some nights will be chilly with patchy frost possible. Into early October, many areas are likely to remain mostly settled, but it is likely to turn generally colder. Southern parts are likely to see the driest weather, but some wet and windy weather is possible in the north.

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