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Further heavy rain expected in the wake of Storm Dennis
Although the severe weather associated with Storm Dennis has passed, there is further wet and windy weather to come this week.
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UK 5 day weather forecast
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Windy with sunny spells and showers.
This Evening and Tonight:
Windy with clear periods and further showers, mainly in the north and west. Showers will be heavy at times, and also wintry over northern hills.
Tuesday:
Another windy day with a mixture of sunny spells and showers, heavy at times with hail and thunder in a few spots. Feeling chilly.
Outlook for Wednesday to Friday:
Dry start on Wednesday. Rain spreading east, heavy in western areas, clearing to sunshine and showers on Thursday. Further rain spreading southeast on Friday with gales developing across many places.
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UK long range weather forecast
Unsettled and often windy conditions are expected to continue with areas of rain moving east across the UK interspersed with brighter, showery interludes. Rain is likely to be heaviest across western and especially northwestern areas with the driest and brightest weather across the east and southeast. Hail and thunder are also possible in the showery interludes with snow at times over northern hills. Temperatures will generally vary between near normal and mild as weather systems cross the country. Some brief quieter, colder spells are also possible later in the period, with the best of the dry weather away from the far northwest. These periods may also bring some overnight frost and patchy fog in places.
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A continuation of the unsettled weather is expected at first, with spells of rain and strong winds broken by brighter but showery conditions. The heaviest rain and strongest winds are expected in the northwest, with drier conditions expected in southern and eastern parts. It will perhaps become more generally settled throughout the UK by the middle of March, with more prolonged dry spells, particularly in the south and east, with wetter conditions more likely to be confined to the northwest. Temperatures are expected to stay above average, with any cold interludes fairly brief.
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