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Windy with gales.
Today:
A bright and blustery day with some sunshine at times. Still the chance of a few showers in the west. Strong west to southwest winds, gales for a time and possibly severe over Moray with gusts to 60mph. Maximum temperature 13 °C.
Tonight:
Dry with some clear spells. Fresh to strong west to southwesterly winds will continue to ease. A colder night, local frost in Deeside. Minimum temperature 2 °C.
Saturday:
A mainly dry and bright day with some sunshine, though turning hazy later as high cloud increases. Perhaps some light showers by the evening. Light winds. Maximum temperature 10 °C.
Updated: 0303 on Fri 19 Mar 2010
Forecast for Cairngorms National Park for Friday
A bright and blustery day with scattered showers, most of these during the morning. Snow over the mountains. Summits stormy.
Updated: 0303 on Fri 19 Mar 2010
Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:
Sunday mainly dry and bright with some sunshine. Monday cloudy with outbreaks of rain. Brighter but colder on Tuesday with a few wintry showers.
Updated: 0303 on Fri 19 Mar 2010
"UK Outlook for Tuesday 23 Mar 2010 to Thursday 1 Apr 2010:
The weather is likely to remain unsettled throughout the outlook period, with most places seeing rain or showers at times. However, some drier intervals are expected too, chiefly in the north and east of the UK, although perhaps also central and southern England at first. Showers could be heavy in western areas at times and there is a continuing risk of snow over the high ground of Scotland and perhaps northern England. Wind will also be a feature for many areas, with gales possible in exposed parts of northern Scotland and the far southwest of England and Wales. Temperatures should be near normal in the south but are likely to be a little below in the northern half of the UK, with a continuing risk of frost for some areas.
Updated: 1142 on Thu 18 Mar 2010
"UK Outlook for Friday 2 Apr 2010 to Friday 16 Apr 2010:
The first half of April is likely to remain unsettled, with temperatures near normal and precipitation likely to be around average for most areas. However, there are slight indications for temperatures to start to fall a little below normal with a low risk of frost, especially in sheltered areas. The most likely weather pattern is for many places to see a mixture of bright or sunny spells and showers or longer spells of rain, perhaps turning wintry over high ground.
Updated: 1145 on Thu 18 Mar 2010
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