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, with less than half the normal sunshine amount in east Cumbria. 1st to 7th A ridge of high pressure gave a bright frosty start for many inland areas on the 1st, followed by a mainly sunny day for central and eastern areas with showers down the east coast. A band of cloud and light rain spread

A band of thicker cloud will develop across the southeast during the day, bringing outbreaks of rain. There is a small chance of this turning thundery in the far southeast before clearing later in the afternoon. Eastern Scotland and northeastern England will begin the day cloudy, with showers

Ahead of Monday’s warnings, Saturday will see rain accumulate in eastern parts of England, with a yellow warning in force through the day. Wet surfaces overnight in northern parts of England introduce the chance of ice forming, with a Yellow warning issued for this overnight into Sunday morning

are expected to become lighter and more patchy as the day progresses, though the far south may still see the odd showery burst. Winds, which have been brisk, will continue to ease through the day. Temperatures will reflect the changing air masses: the far south is likely to remain mild, with values reaching

Saturday begins with cloud and rain affecting northern and western parts of Britain, gradually moving east and southeast throughout the day. By evening, most of eastern and southeastern England will see the rain clearing, making way for brighter conditions. Behind the main band of rain, sunshine

rainfall during the December-January- February (DJF), March-April-May (MAM) and September-October-November (SON) seasons resulting from increased number of days of rainfall and higher probabilities of a wet day following a dry day in a month. Based on these scenarios, the combination of the wetter

Thursday will begin with some early fog patches across western areas, but these will soon lift to leave a largely sunny day across much of England and Wales. Further north, Northern Ireland and particularly Scotland will see more in the way of cloud, with outbreaks of mainly light rain and drizzle

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This Sunday's Manchester Marathon promises to be a day of mixed weather conditions, with cloudy skies initially but warmer temperatures throughout the day.

With this year's event taking place on Sunday, April 27, the forecast indicates that the northwest will experience heavy rain at times, while other areas will remain dry with clear or sunny spells. Early morning mist and fog patches may also be present, but these are expected to clear up as the day

and cloudy in the north-east. 14th to 18th Most areas were cloudy on the 14th and 15th, with some rain or showers and thunderstorms in the south on the 14th, spreading to most parts on the 15th, but the north-west had further dry sunny weather. Most of the country had a cloudy day on the 16th