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eastwards across the UK on Sunday, pushing the cold air away to the east and opening the door for milder Atlantic driven weather systems. After another overnight frost, mostly in the north and east, a mix of rain, snow over northern hills and some freezing rain over higher ground in Scotland

conditions to end July Temperatures will be close to the seasonal average overall, though it may feel a touch cooler in the east due to the breeze and cloud cover. In contrast, southern England will feel pleasantly warm in the sunshine. Winds will remain moderate in most areas but could be brisk

Wednesday will be mostly rather cloudy, with outbreaks of rain affecting much of the country. However, parts of the east and southeast will remain largely dry for much of the day. A band of heavy rain will move northwards across western areas, bringing a wet spell before conditions gradually

rather warm in any sunshine that manages to break through. As the day progresses into Tuesday night, variable and often large amounts of cloud will persist. Some light showers or drizzle are likely in the east and far north. The best of any clear spells will be found in parts of northern Scotland

Thursday will see bands of patchy rain affecting northern and north-eastern Scotland, gradually edging southwards. Behind these bands, the far north-east will enjoy some sunny spells, particularly later in the day. Further south-east, showers are likely to continue, though these will be scattered

for the whole 24 hour period (0000 to 2359 local time) for the next 2 days with an outlook for the following three days. Forecasts are for areas that have ground above 600/800/900m. These areas are • Scottish East Highlands (Grampians east of Rannoch Moor including Cairngorms) • Scottish West

East Africa model; the RDT (Rapid Development Thunderstorm) product; the Near-Cast product, and Convective Rain Rates (CRR) product), which improved the accuracy of severe weather forecasting in the region. Supported by: Fund Manager: Project activities A regional WMO Integrated Global Observing

compared to Thursday. Highs will widely reach the high teens to low 20s Celsius, with the warmest conditions likely in the East and Northeast. These temperatures are above average for the time of year, making it feel like an early taste of summer. Winds will be breezy in the far northwest

the western half of Scotland had a rather dry year. It was a sunnier than average year in many northern and western areas, although the Midlands, south-east England and East Anglia were duller than average. Notable extreme events during the year included wintry weather with snowfalls during January

. The clearest skies are expected in western parts of the UK, while low cloud is likely to increase across eastern and southeastern areas. This may lead to a rather overcast start to Saturday in some locations, particularly in the east. Outlook for Saturday Saturday will begin with areas of low cloud