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A low pressure system which has been named Storm Malik by the Danish Meteorological Institute (DMI) will bring high winds and wet weather to the northern UK on…
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UK 5 day weather forecast
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Wet and windy in the north this weekend.
Today:
Very windy Scotland and north England with rain in northwest moving south and easing. Brighter skies with some showers following. Cloudy and mild most of England and Wales with drizzle in west. Clearer skies arriving from north during afternoon.
Tonight:
Winds easing overnight with good clear spells developing leading to a widespread frost. Showers in the northeast slowly dying out.
Sunday:
Cold, bright start for many but becoming cloudier. Rain and strong winds developing in north with very strong winds for west and south Scotland and some snow for north Scotland.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Very windy start to Monday, with rain clearing to showers, these wintry in the north. Milder, though often blustery for Tuesday and Wednesday. Some persistent rain for the northwest.
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UK long range weather forecast
An unsettled start to this period as rain moves north-eastward, becoming increasingly widespread and heavy. Some wintery conditions could also develop around high ground in Scotland. Gale force winds in the far north and northeast start to ease, although temperatures continue to remain rather cold in this area. Elsewhere temperatures remain around average with a moderate to strong breeze. A north/south divide is expected to continue through the rest of the period with settled conditions and milder temperatures prevailing in the south, whilst unsettled and wetter conditions with strong winds are seen across northern regions. Some, mostly short-lived, spells of colder temperatures are likely in the north and northwest, where some wintery showers could develop.
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The current north-south split to the weather is likely to continue from mid-February and through to the second half of the month. Northern areas, especially the northwest, are likely to see nearer average temperatures with more rain and strong winds interspersed with a few short-lived colder spells. Southern regions are likely to see warmer, drier and overall, more settled conditions.
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