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on trains, ferries and flights to check with their operators to see if their services are affected.” As Storm Gareth moves away from the UK, the winds will ease and the rest of the week will remain unsettled with showers or spells of rain, and some brief drier interludes. Although temperatures

  Saturday could provide a brief respite from the winds and rain for a time, before another front moves in from the west, bringing further wet and windy weather. It will feel rather cold, with a good chance of patchy frost overnight, even in the south. Unsettled and changeable conditions look likely

and again for the last week, but well above average during 10th-23rd. Most of January was distinctly colder than average, with some severe frosts in the north, and only brief milder spells which were most marked in the south; monthly-mean temperatures were 1.5 °C below average, making it the coldest

of the time, allowing only brief settled spells. Temperatures fluctuated either side of average, with some mild spells (especially in southern areas) but also spells with widespread frosts, with the most widespread cold weather coming right at the end of the season. Rainfall has not been far from

so far has seen temperatures close to average; September saw some warm spells and also some colder spells, but during October there were no extremes of temperature and very little frost. Much of September was dry, with some short unsettled spells, but October was largely unsettled, with only brief

the Regional (12km) model Working together on UK Climate Projections Hot spells become more frequent. Exceeding 30ºC for >2 days rises from typically once every 4 years now, to about four times every year by 2070s. Minimum length of warm spell in days Projected changes to 2061-2080 for RCP8.5 M

to this morning. So, keep an eye out for any short notice warnings. It's also going to be feeling chilly once again. And there will still be some drizzle, mostly across the Northern Isles, otherwise it will be dry. Towns and cities in the mid to high single figures, but in any rural spots, a good

and west. The rest of England and Wales will enjoy another fine day with plenty of sunshine, especially in central, southern, and eastern areas, where it will feel very warm once again. Temperatures will peak in the mid-20s Celsius, with 27°C possible in the east. It's almost time for a new week Get ahead

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, that'll linger in the Northern Isles on and off through the day. “Otherwise, it is going to be a dry day, and much of Northern Scotland will also turn brighter. A sunny day for Northern Ireland and southern Scotland, and plenty of sunshine across England and Wales once any early morning mist has