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What can we expect for July?
After some changeable weather for many over the past week or so high pressure is now building across the southern half of the UK.
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UK 5 day weather forecast
Headline:
Most areas dry tonight and tomorrow.
This Evening and Tonight:
Early evening showers will mostly fade with many areas seeing a fine end to the day. Cooling off quite quickly this evening and then many parts dry with clear spells overnight but turning cloudier with patchy rain in the west.
Tuesday:
Most areas fine and dry with a mixture of cloud and sunny spells. Cloudier in the west with early patchy drizzle and more persistent rain over western Scotland later.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Southern, and often eastern, areas fine with sunny periods; becoming warm by Friday. Cloudier and breezier in the northwest with rain at times, persistent for western Scotland on Wednesday.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
Generally fine and dry for southern and eastern parts of the UK to start, as high pressure extends to the southwest, though some showers are still possible. Cloud increases further northwest, with more showers and outbreaks of rain. Warm or very warm with light winds in the south, near-normal temperatures elsewhere, and moderate or fresh winds in the far north. It may become more widely settled across the UK for a time further into the period, although some northern areas likely to continue to see spells of rain or showers at times. Temperatures widely above average, especially across the south, with a possibility of very warm or hot spells at times for England and Wales.
Updated:
Higher pressure is likely to continue bringing generally fine and settled weather throughout the rest of July, which may extend more widely across the UK. However, we may see some less settled weather for a time at the start of this period, with northern areas likely to continue seeing showers, these extending further south at times. We may see some very warm or hot conditions at times, most likely for England and Wales. Temperatures perhaps returning closer to normal across the north and northwest later in the period.
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