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High pressure continues to dominate the UK over the coming days, prolonging the warm spell for many. Heatwave criteria will be met in some areas in southern and central England and Wales. The far northwest will be cooler with some  cloudy periods and some patchy rain at times.   High pressure means

There are a number of yellow National Severe Weather Warnings for snow and ice in place which run into Saturday morning. Warnings may well be updated over the weekend so keep up to date with the forecast in your area. Want to know what the weather is doing where you are over the weekend? Here's

Mike Silverstone is a Deputy Chief Meteorologist at the Met Office. He said: “Higher temperatures building over the weekend and into early next week will bring particularly warm, hot or even very hot conditions for some, especially in the southeast and East Anglia and more locally elsewhere

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Monday begins with a mix of sunny spells and showers, particularly frequent in areas exposed to a north or north-westerly flow. Over the northern Scottish mountains, these showers will fall as snow, though conditions are expected to ease as the day progresses. Later in the afternoon, cloud

in exposed locations, including roads and bridges in north Wales, as well as roads passing over high ground in northern England and southern Scotland. ⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️ Wind across north Wales, northern England and southern Scotland Thursday 0100 – 0900 Latest info 👉 https://t.co

and drizzle will spread eastwards, becoming locally heavy over western hills. Some eastern areas, particularly those sheltered by high ground, may remain dry. Winds will remain fresh to strong along coasts and over hills. Temperatures will stay near average in northern Scotland and rather warm elsewhere

and Wales since February 2014. Winds gusted at over 70Kt (81mph) in exposed coastal locations and a gust of 106Kt (122mph) was recorded at Needles Old Battery, Isle of Wight, setting a new England gust speed record. Winds gusted widely at over 60Kt (69mph) across southern England. These storms

′ w′ at 80 hPa 9 km mPa 1.4 km Plot shows gravity wave zonal momentum flux ρu ′ w′ at 80 hPa 9 km 1.4 km - 9 km Large increase in momentum fluxes over orography with increased resolution mPa Increased orographic gravity wave drag over Himalayas decelerates winds in stratosphere Vector wind at +72

10000ft are forecast over the northern part of sub-zone A1. Moderate icing and turbulence are forecast within this cloud. • Isolated cumulonimbus clouds with a base of 1500-2500ft and tops above 10000ft are forecast in the north-west of sub-zone A1 from 1300 UTC. • A broken cumulus or stratocumulus layer