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UK video forecast
UK 5 day weather forecast
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A settled but colder night with mist and fog.
This Evening and Tonight:
A mostly clear night with some patchy cloud. Temperatures will fall away with the risk of mist and fog in prone spots, especially in the East Anglia and East Midlands. Ground frost possible across the north and rural spots.
Monday:
A bright start with plenty of sunny spells. The sunshine turning hazy through the morning with high cloud from the west, some rain in the northwest later. Temperatures around average.
Outlook for Tuesday to Thursday:
A northwest-southeast split for much of next week, with rain and stronger winds at times in the former whilst plenty of dry weather prevailing for the latter. A little milder.
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UK long range weather forecast
This period could begin with some very disturbed weather for the British Isles, with a deep low probably passing to the north or northwest of the country. This means there is potential for very strong winds and some further heavy rain, especially, but exclusively for more northern areas. Into the following week, a broadly westerly type looks most likely, with further weather systems running in from the Atlantic. On balance, southern areas stand a better chance of seeing longer drier interludes. However confidence in the details remains on the low side, owing to ongoing Atlantic tropical cyclone activity. Overall, temperatures probably fairly close to average by day and whilst some overnight frost cannot be ruled out, especially later in the period, nothing overly cold is signalled at this stage.
Updated:
A continuation of the broad patterns from the end of the 6-15 day forecast is anticipated at first, with the more unsettled conditions focussed towards northern areas and the best of the drier interludes further south, bringing the potential for some overnight frost and fog here. With time, there is a signal for more widely unsettled weather to develop, with more frequent bouts of wet and windy weather affecting a greater portion of the UK. Given the likelihood of westerly winds predominating, temperatures should average out a little above the seasonal norm, with overnight temperatures more often relatively mild, and with a reduced incidence of overnight fog, compared to normal.
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