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UK 5 day weather forecast
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Dry overnight, then another warm day for most tomorrow.
This Evening and Tonight:
Rather cloudy and very mild in parts of the south, while most other parts will be clearer and a touch cooler. The odd shower in the far north of Scotland.
Wednesday:
Cloudier skies in parts of southern and eastern England should give way to warm sunshine. Most other parts fine but some northwestern areas turning cloudier, a little rain in places.
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:
Warm and sunny weather extending to most parts following some rain in the far north on Thursday. Onshore breezes will keep coastal areas cooler, cloudier at times over eastern Scotland.
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UK long range weather forecast
A fine and sunny day for many on Sunday but the chance of seeing a few heavy showers in the north. Heading into June it looks likely that there will be a continuation of settled weather at first with most areas staying dry although the chance of seeing some rain or showers increases, especially in the north and west. Very warm initially but temperatures probably trending back closer to average. Confidence lowers during early June but signals show a shift to more changeable weather with a chance of showers or longer spells of rain across all parts. Despite the spells of wetter weather there will be some drier and brighter interludes for most. Temperatures likely closer to around average for many but perhaps staying warmer for some across the south.
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The start of this period will see a continuation of more changeable conditions with spells of dry and sunny weather interspersed with showers or some longer spells of rain. Showers or rain are most likely to be seen in the northwest of the UK and they may be accompanied by strong winds at times also. Through mid to late June overall drier and warmer than average weather looks to be more favourable in the south than wetter and cooler conditions. Northern parts however will likely see temperatures sticking around average for the time of year.
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