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UK 5 day weather forecast
Headline:
Many parts fine on Sunday; rain likely parts of south.
This Evening and Tonight:
Further showers affecting northwestern parts, otherwise many areas becoming dry with clear spells. Winds easing away from the far north so turning chillier, with odd mist patches possible. Cloud increasing in the south, with rain probably reaching southwest England later.
Sunday:
Outbreaks of rain, perhaps heavy, moving eastwards across parts of south Wales and southern England, clearing later. Most other areas seeing sunny spells, though breezy and showery across northern Scotland.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Many places fine at first Monday, though wet and windy weather spreading to the northwest, then comes erratically southeast on Tuesday and Wednesday. Very mild for a time, cooler later.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
A north/south split in weather conditions is likely over the latter part of next week, with rain and showers affecting the north, while the south holds on to drier weather. It may be windy at times, especially across the north and northwest, where gales are possible. Temperatures close to normal in the north and feeling rather mild in the south. Unsettled weather continues for many into the following week, with showers in northern areas likely to spread southwards. High pressure may develop across the UK throughout the rest of the period, with occasional frontal systems bringing some periods of rain. However, towards the end of the period, deep lower pressure is expected. Temperatures generally returning to above normal, however, cooler nights could make way for potential mist and fog.
Updated:
We may see lower pressure dominating through the rest of October. This lower pressure regime is likely to bring periods of rain across the UK, but some drier spells and potential mist and fog can be expected too, most likely at the beginning of the period. Temperatures likely to remain above normal throughout.
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