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As we step into the new week, the weather brings a mix of conditions, with some areas experiencing more cloud and rain, and others enjoying plenty of sunshine and warmth

: How do we define a heatwave, and will we have one this week? Outlook for Tuesday Tuesday brings a continuation of the mixed weather. The far north will see some cloud and early rain or drizzle, but the rest of the country will be dry and sunny. Temperatures will rise, becoming widely warm or very

of rain possible over a few hours for Glasgow and Edinburgh. Elsewhere will be largely dry with cloud and sunny spells for many.” ⚠️ Yellow weather warning UPDATED ⚠️ Rain across North Wales and many northern parts of England NOW – 2100 today Latest info 👉 https://t.co/QwDLMfS950 Stay #WeatherAware⚠️

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further showers are likely in the west. The north and northwest will be windier and cloudier, with outbreaks of rain and possible coastal gales. As the day progresses, cloud will increase from the west, bringing rain to many areas later. Temperatures will be near or a little below average. Met Office

with further showers in Northern Ireland, western Scotland and south eastern England, whilst some sunshine is likely elsewhere and it will feel fresher. After a chilly start in the north on Wednesday morning, it will be a day of sunshine and showers across much of the UK, with more widespread cloud across

southern locations could see temperatures climb to 12–13°C. Rain and showers will continue across northern and eastern areas into Saturday night, but will gradually clear from the southwest. Central and southwestern regions will experience clearer and drier conditions during the evening, although cloud

the west, running in to colder air trying to push south, which is likely to fall as snow over the highest ground of Scotland. Further south, under any cloud breaks areas of fog could develop overnight, slowly improving through Friday morning. Northerly winds strengthen across Scotland on Christmas Eve

for most, with early cloud and showers in the far north clearing through the morning. Elsewhere, expect sunny spells, although sunshine will become increasingly hazy from the west as cloud builds. During the evening, outbreaks of rain will spread into northwestern areas, potentially turning heavy

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