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Showers mostly easing overnight before returning for some on Tuesday.
Any showers or thunderstorms gradually easing to leave a largely dry night, with some clear spells. Some isolated mist and fog patches forming in places by dawn. Skies will turn cloudier across some coastal areas in the north and east.
Mainly settled on Tuesday, though a few isolated, possibly thundery, showers are likely in the southwest and parts of Wales. Dry and sunny elsewhere, feeling cooler along the east coast.
Staying fine and settled through the remainder of the week. Dry with plenty of sunshine by day, with clear skies overnight. Temperatures staying above average, but with some cooler nights.
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Dry, fine, and largely sunny conditions are expected to continue for the vast majority as a slow moving area of high pressure remains dominant. The weather will continue to be warm or very warm, especially in the west, but it will likely be cooler in the east as some coastal areas see more persistent low cloud at times, compared with previous days. There is an increasing chance that conditions will turn wetter and more unsettled through the mid- to latter-part of next week, possibly following a hotter spell, as areas of rain and strengthening winds threaten from the west and/or south (the latter bringing a risk of thunderstorms) This would most likely to be accompanied by temperatures dropping nearer to average for the time of year.
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The start of the period may see some more in the way of rain and showers across, especially across western parts. Fine and dry weather is more likely to prevail towards the south and east and may start to develop more widely, but occasional spells of rain and showers are still possible, with potential for thunderstorms on some days. Overall, temperatures will most likely be around or above normal for the time of year.
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