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Yellow Warnings for fog and rain as unsettled weather continues
Low-pressure systems will bring further unsettled weather to the UK this week, with fog and heavy rain on the horizon.
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| England | Environment Agency |
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| Wales | Natural Resources Wales |
UK 5 day weather forecast
Headline:
Increasingly mild and cloudy in the west, but chilly elsewhere.
This Evening and Tonight:
Widely chilly this evening, with early fog and frost patches forming readily beneath clear skies. Turning milder from the west overnight as cloud builds from the south, rain arriving later. Staying chilly in the east, with dense fog by dawn.
Wednesday:
Cloud spreads eastwards through the day with outbreaks of heavy rain becoming widespread across all but the far southeast. Staying dry here until after sunset. Mild, and increasingly breezy.
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:
Another unsettled day to come on Thursday with further spells of heavy rain. Brighter but still breezy on Friday with sunshine and scattered showers. Rain returning on Saturday for many.
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UK long range weather forecast
Unsettled conditions are likely to continue at first, with low pressure probably centred somewhere to the southwest of the UK, whilst high pressure tries to nose in from the east across northern areas. This means a broadly easterly flow becoming established, whilst periods of rain or showers becoming increasingly confined to southern or southwestern parts. With time, high pressure is signalled to become rather more dominant with more in the way dry, settled weather anticipated. With this, temperatures will probably lower a little compared to recent weeks, closer to or perhaps a little below average for some. Overnight frost and fog or freezing fog could become more widespread, though any particularly cold conditions look unlikely at this stage.
Updated:
High pressure is fairly likely to be close by to the UK at the start of this period, though its exact position is rather more uncertain. This means a continuation of predominantly settled and dry weather for many, albeit with the potential for overnight frost and fog. With colder air likely near to or over the UK, the chance of wintry hazards is higher than in previous weeks. Towards mid-month, there is the potential for rather more changeable conditions to become re-established, although confidence in this aspect of the forecast is currently low.
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