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Amber and yellow rain warnings issued.
Warnings highlighting the risk of potential impacts from heavy, persistent rain are in place across parts of southern Scotland and north west England.
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UK 5 day weather forecast
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Further heavy rain for western parts. Windy and very mild.
Today:
Further rain, heavy and persistent at times, affecting northern England, southern Scotland, more of Wales and then southwest England by the middle of the day. Brighter with showers in the northwest, whilst staying mild and dry in the southeast. Breezy.
Tonight:
East Anglia and the SE of England remaining mostly dry, whilst elsewhere further rain or showers, heavy at times, is expected. Mild or very mild. Windy across England and Wales.
Friday:
Northern Ireland sunshine and isolated showers. Elsewhere further spells of heavy rain slowly clearing eastwards through the day with sunny spells following to all but perhaps the east by evening.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Unsettled with bands of rain and showers, heavy at times, and often windy. Some sunny spells in between. Temperatures around to slightly below the average for the time of year.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
Further persistent rain is expected for most areas heading into next week, however not as widespread as recently, with very windy conditions possible for north and northeastern areas. It will remain generally unsettled through the week, with further spells of rain and a risk of gales across northern and eastern coastal regions. North to northwesterly winds continue to strengthen, bringing further wet and windy conditions, interspersed with often heavy showers, some of which are likely to turn to snow over mountainous areas to the north. Unsettled conditions are likely to remain for much of this period, with a few short-lived settled interludes arriving later. It will feel cooler than average for this time of the year.
Updated:
Northwesterly winds are likely to continue to dominate during this period. It will continue to feel cool with temperatures below average for many. The unsettled weather will continue, where the west and northwest will see the wettest conditions, and the east and southeast the driest. Longer spells of rain will be interspersed with showers, these are likely to be wintry over the Scottish Highlands and perhaps the hills of northern England and Wales later in the month. There will be some drier and settled spells, but these will often be short-lived. However, if they occur overnight, frost and fog is likely.
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