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| Tebay Youth Hostel |
|
13 °C |
| Heysham |
|
16 °C |
| Silloth |
|
15 °C |
| Capesthorne Hall |
|
16 °C |
| Standish |
|
15 °C |
| Bromley Cross |
|
15 °C |
| Ronaldsway |
|
16 °C |
| Derwent Independent Hostel |
|
15 °C |
| Macclesfield |
|
16 °C |
| Wreay |
|
14 °C |
| Seaforth |
|
17 °C |
A bright start to Friday, becoming wet and windy later.
Dry with clear spells and fairly light winds for many overnight, although a few showers will continue. Compared with recent days it will be noticeably cooler. Minimum temperature 9 °C.
Becoming cloudier and windier with outbreaks of rain spreading in through late morning. This will turn heavier and more persistent through the afternoon. However, remaining mostly dry in the southeast. Maximum temperature 20 °C.
Often rather cloudy and sometimes windy, with some patchy rain. Heavier rain is likely for a time on Sunday morning. Feeling warm and fairly humid in any brighter spells.
A cool night with showers in the northwest.
Dry, clear and cool for most but showers will affect northern and western parts and these will be heavy at times across the far northwest. Turning cloudier in Northern Ireland and the far west of Scotland by dawn with rain.
Generally dry in the south and east on Friday, although becoming cloudier with time. Windy across northern parts with outbreaks of rain and drizzle, especially around western coasts and hills.
Often cloudy and windy, with patchy rain occasionally particularly in the north and west. Heavier rain is likely for a time on Sunday. Drier, warm and humid in the southeast.
On Tuesday northwestern areas will be cloudy and windy with outbreaks of rain, but with clearer conditions reaching the far northwest later. Elsewhere it will be drier with bright spells, and it will be warm and humid in the southeast. By Wednesday some rain may reach southern areas, but clearer weather should spread from the northwest by the end of the day. Through the rest of the week and weekend there will probably be a good deal of dry, bright or sunny weather, especially in the south, while the far west and northwest will have some thicker cloud and rain at times. This weather pattern is quite likely to continue through the rest of the period, with temperatures probably around normal, but perhaps rather cool in the north and northwest
During this period it looks likely that the weather pattern will only change slowly. Areas of high pressure and associated settled weather are likely to dominate across the south and southeast, bringing generally dry and bright weather here. More changeable conditions with outbreaks of rain and strong winds are likely across the north and northwest, perhaps extending southeastwards at times. Into September, confidence in the forecast decreases. However, we will probably see longer dry and settled spells at times, these perhaps becoming more dominant than previously in the north and northwest. Temperatures by day are likely to be generally warmer than average, but there will an increasing chance of chillier nights.
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