Almost half of people caught out by severe weather
With the clocks going back this weekend, new Met Office research shows that almost half of people in the UK have been caught out unexpectedly by severe weather…
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Clear across most parts, rain moving southeast overnight
Weakening band of rain will move southeast overnight leaving clear spells and showers across coasts in the north. Turning cooler under clear skies with mist and fog patches developing across the south, and a frost in the north.
Dry, chilly and bright in the south on Sunday. Heavy rain will spread into northern areas through the morning, slowly moving south through the day and overnight into Monday.
Largely settled but often cloudy in the coming days. Light rain or drizzle and showers possible at times, the best of any brighter spells in the east. Temperatures around average.
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Following the introduction of some colder air to many areas at the start of this period, with the potential for snow showers in at least northern Scotland, high pressure looks to be the dominant feature during the first part of November. The main uncertainty is in the position and orientation of the high, which will determine whether the UK remains in a relatively cold air mass or whether somewhat milder conditions return. Given the presence of high pressure, overnight frost and fog are more likely than normal, with temperatures perhaps more likely to be below average overall. Towards mid-November, there are hints that the high pressure may relax its grip on the UK, allowing rather more unsettled conditions to become established.
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There is an increasing chance that high pressure will become displaced away from the UK as we head towards mid-November. This may allow areas of low pressure, south-shifted from their more typical tracks, to bring an increased chance of rain or showers at times. As a result, after a relatively dry start to the month, a transition to a wetter period is possible as we head towards mid-November. However, there is a chance that high pressure may become more influential once again later in the month. Temperatures will probably be close to average for much of this period as a whole, although some colder interludes are possible.
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