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were the 4th highest for August in a series from 1919, with 132% of average. 1st to 4th Cloud over the Midlands and south-east cleared away to leave sunshine for all for a time on the 1st, but cloud increased with rain, occasionally heavy, spreading from the west into central and northern areas from

Met Office daily weather: All change this week as wetter weather moves in

Early cloud and rain across northern Scotland will gradually become confined to Shetland, allowing for brighter spells to develop elsewhere in the north. However, much of the UK will see a band of cloud and rain moving eastwards through the day, with the heaviest and most persistent rain affecting

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(night) Precipitation probability 00% 00% 00% 00% 00% 00% 00% 00% Forecast for Saturday 28 Feb 2026 2026-02-28 Weather: The day will begin cold with a widespread and sharp frost but will be sunny. Sunny and dry conditions continue through the day. Cloud begins to spread in from the southwest during

Met Office daily weather: A changeable start to the week continues

Tuesday will bring variable cloud and sunny intervals for many areas. Showers are expected from the start in the west, gradually developing further east into the afternoon. Some of these showers could turn heavy at times, so it’s wise to keep an umbrella handy if you’re heading out. In northern

Met Office daily weather: High pressure building through the week

spells will break through, although a few showers are likely in the northwest. Elsewhere, much of central, southern, and eastern England, as well as the remainder of Wales, will experience variable and often large amounts of cloud. However, there will be some sunshine, particularly in eastern areas

Met Office daily weather: Rain, fog, and some brighter spells

Saturday begins with a band of rain and drizzle gradually moving northeast through the day, lingering across Scotland into the evening. Ahead of this, patchy fog and low cloud will become increasingly confined to the Northern Isles. For much of Northern Ireland and southern and southeastern England

Last supermoon of 2025 tonight, but will it be clear enough to see it?

will include the first full Moon of 2026. Weather outlook: Will you get a clear view? As with all astronomical events, the weather will play a crucial role in determining visibility. Tonight’s forecast suggests that viewing conditions will be mixed across the UK: Northern England and Scotland: Cloud

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AIR_TEMPERATURE_NEAR_SURFACE_SENSOR2_1_MINUTE_MEAN Mean air temperature, near surface in a screen, over the proceeding minute taken from check sensor Degrees Celsius CLOUD_BASE_HEIGHT_LAYER1_1_MINUTE_30_MINUTE_ROLLING_MIN The minimum height of the base of the first cloud layer over the previous 30 minutes

Met Office daily weather: The weekend brings a shift in conditions

Saturday will start off dry for many areas, although rather cloudy skies are expected to dominate. Some locations may see bright or sunny spells, particularly earlier in the day, but these will become increasingly hazy as high cloud spreads eastwards through the afternoon. By evening, rain

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