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UK 5 day weather forecast
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Wet, windy weather for most today. Showery on Sunday.
Today:
A bright start in eastern England but rain in the northwest will move across all areas by evening, heavy for some and accompanied by strong to gale winds. Northern and western areas turning brighter with heavy showers later. Mild.
Tonight:
Rain in some south-eastern parts will clear. Showers, some heavy with hail and thunder, will continue to affect western and some southern coastal counties, only a few reaching the east.
Sunday:
A mix of sunny intervals and showers, some of these heavy with possible hail or thunder. Showers fewest in some eastern areas. Windy especially in the northwest. Less mild.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Remaining unsettled and often windy with showers and longer spells of rain pushing east across the country. A couple of short-lived spells of more settled weather in-between.
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UK long range weather forecast
Unsettled conditions are expected to dominate for the rest of October, with blustery rain and showers interspersed with occasional sunny spells across the UK. Strong winds are also likely with a risk of gales at times. The wettest and windiest weather is most likely to be seen in the north and west of the UK whilst the best of any drier or brighter weather is likely to be across the south and east. A change to generally drier, more settled and perhaps milder conditions is expected for the start of November with any strong winds, showers or longer spells of rain most likely confined to northern areas. Elsewhere winds will probably become light. These more settled conditions bring an increased risk of overnight frost and fog, particularly across the south.
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For the remainder of November, it is likely to be a tale of 2 halves. The start of this period looks set to see high pressure dominate, bringing more settled than seen in recent times, particularly for the south with any wet and windy weather most likely to affect the north-west. Although confidence lowers toward the end of November, a return to unsettled autumnal weather is most likely, with showers or longer spells of rain and strong winds, interspersed with drier intervals. Overall, temperatures are anticipated to be at or below average for this time of year.
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