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Mostly dry with clear then sunny spells.
Today:
Dry for much of the morning with broken cloud and sunny spells. Cloud will tend to increase during the day with a few light showers possible. Maximum temperature 21 °C.
Tonight:
Any showers will die out to leave a dry first half of the night. However cloud will thicken and there will be outbreaks of light rain after midnight. Minimum temperature 13 °C.
Friday:
Cloudy with outbreaks of light rain throughout the day, some of the rain could turn heavy towards the end of the day. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
Updated: 0347 on Thu 9 Sep 2010
Forecast for New Forest National Park for Thursday
Mostly dry with sunny intervals developing after a dull start. Light winds, mainly from the northwest. Risk of a shower.
Updated: 0346 on Thu 9 Sep 2010
Forecast for South Downs National Park for Thursday
Mostly dry with sunny intervals developing after a dull start. Light winds, mainly from the northwest. Risk of a shower.
Updated: 0346 on Thu 9 Sep 2010
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Rain through much of Saturday, although parts of London and the far southeast may remain drier. Dry and sunny on Sunday and Monday and feeling warmer.
Updated: 0347 on Thu 9 Sep 2010
"UK Outlook for Monday 13 Sep 2010 to Wednesday 22 Sep 2010:
Monday should see a fine start in southern areas of the UK, but rain in the north will spread to most parts over the next day or so, the heaviest of this rain always likely to be around western hills. From Wednesday onwards, sunshine and showers are likely for all areas, the focus of heavier showers being the north and northeast of the UK, while southwestern parts see the best of somewhat drier weather. It will be breezy at times, with a risk of gales in exposed areas, especially in the north of the UK. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in southern parts but it is expected to become rather cool in the north, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in shelter.
Updated: 1212 on Wed 8 Sep 2010
"UK Outlook for Thursday 23 Sep 2010 to Thursday 7 Oct 2010:
Indications are that the weather looks likely to remain fairly unsettled across many parts of the country during the last week of September and the beginning of October, with rain or showers at times but also some drier and brighter periods. Rain is most likely to affect the north and west of the UK, especially western Scotland, Northern Ireland and northwest England, with perhaps more in the way of drier conditions towards southern and eastern England. Temperatures should be mostly around average for the time of year across the country, perhaps occasionally warmer than average in the south and southeast of England.
Updated: 1212 on Wed 8 Sep 2010
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