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Weather forecast: North East EnglandHeadline:Dry, patchy fog tonight, bright spells on Sunday. This Evening and Tonight:After a fine evening the night with remain dry with broken cloud and some clear spells. With light winds some mist or fog patches may form especially in sheltered valleys. Minimum temperature 5 °C. Sunday:Mist or fog clearing to allow bright or sunny intervals though there will be large amounts of cloud. Most places dry but a little rain may affect the Pennines later. Maximum temperature 17 °C. Updated: 1542 on Sat 11 Oct 2008 Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:Rather cloudy with outbreaks of mainly light rain on Monday, then some heavier rain and strong southwesterly winds on Tuesday, becoming drier and brighter again for a time on Wednesday. Updated: 1542 on Sat 11 Oct 2008 UK Outlook for Thursday 16 Oct 2008 to Saturday 25 Oct 2008:All forecast models indicate a broadly westerly flow throughout, bringing cloud, rain, and strong winds. This gives moderate to high confidence in the general pattern, but makes attempting any day to day detail difficult. After a decent start in southeastern parts, the first few days are likely to become fairly unsettled and windy across all parts, rain or showers and strong to gale force northwesterly winds in the north extending southeastwards. This unsettled type will continue for northern and northwestern Britain particularly, but with a hint that southern and southeastern Britain sees a return to somewhat drier and less windy conditions during the second half of the period. Temperatures, typically near normal at first in the south and east, will tend towards normal or a little below normal everywhere. Updated: 1148 on Sat 11 Oct 2008 Seasonal forecasting:Seasonal forecasting is a developing area of meteorology and, although these forecasts are not as accurate as our short-term forecasts, they do demonstrate some skill in predicting what may happen for a season (a three-month period) ahead. The forecasts provide an estimation of broad trends in temperature and rainfall and will normally be expressed in probabilistic terms, with the more likely outcome highlighted. Information contained in these forecasts can allow business to plan ahead for weather that is forecast to be different from normal. Winter 2008/9 - Issued: Thu 25 Sep 2008 Autumn 2008 - Updated: Wed 24 Sep 2008 Summer 2008 - forecast for the remainder of summer Updated: Wed 30 Jul 2008 Spring 2008 - forecast appraisal Updated: Wed 6 Aug 2008 |
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