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Outbreaks of rain clearing to showers early on Monday.
This Evening and Tonight:
Dry at first this evening but soon clouding over with rain spreading from the south. The rain turning heavy at times overnight. Strengthening southerly winds, gales developing around the coast. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
Monday:
The rain clearing into the Irish Sea during the morning, bright and sunny spells developing. However, there will be a scattering of showers, these heavy at times. Remaining breezy. Maximum temperature 12 °C.
Updated: 1544 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
Forecast for The Mournes for Monday
Rain soon clearing to bright and sunny spells with a scattering of showers. Fresh southwesterly winds, strong over the summits.
Updated: 1435 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
Dry and bright from most on Tuesday. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain at first on Wednesday. More rain expected on Thursday.
Updated: 1544 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
"UK Outlook for Friday 26 Mar 2010 to Sunday 4 Apr 2010:
Remaining unsettled for the end of March and the beginning of April, with most places seeing showers or longer periods of rain. Some drier intervals are also expected too, especially in the south after the weekend. Any showers and rain could turn heavy at times and there is a risk of snow, mainly over the high ground of Scotland but possibly extending somewhat further south towards the start of April. The wind will also be a feature for some areas, with gales possible at times in exposed northern and western coastal areas. Temperatures may be a little above average in the south at first, otherwise near normal, then dipping to slightly below normal later in the period, with a risk of frost, especially in the north.
Updated: 1139 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
"UK Outlook for Monday 5 Apr 2010 to Monday 19 Apr 2010:
The weather is likely to be unsettled at first but there are signs it may become more settled at times during this period. Temperatures are likely to be close to or just below seasonal averages in most parts, although it may become cold at times and although the risk of frost will be mainly in the north, it may be more widespread at times. Rainfall may be higher than average across many parts of the United Kingdom at first, and there is a continuing risk of snow occasionally affecting higher parts of both Scotland and northern England. Western parts of the UK may become generally drier by midmonth.
Updated: 1151 on Sun 21 Mar 2010
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