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Friday brings a marked contrast across the UK. Much of Scotland, Northern Ireland, and far northern England will remain dry and cold, with variable cloud and some sunny spells. However, scattered showers, wintry over hills and in Shetland, will affect the north and east. Meanwhile, the rest

Saturday will begin with showers affecting some coastal areas, while the Northern Isles may see spells of heavier rain and the possibility of thunder. Elsewhere, the day starts mainly fine, but conditions will deteriorate as cloud and wind increase, bringing rain, locally heavy, quickly eastwards

To begin with, high pressure remains in charge, bringing cloudy conditions for many with the possibility of fog overnight.   Patchy fog in northern England and Scotland at first this afternoon, but otherwise a fairly mild picture with a mixture of cloud and sunshine 🌤️ Most places remaining dry

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is expected on Thursday, before cloud and strengthening winds spread in from the west. Rain will develop across northern, western and central areas, becoming most persistent and occasionally heavy over parts of Northern Ireland and Scotland. Winds will increase, with coastal gales likely in western regions

Meteorologist Jason Kelly said: “Pretty much the whole of the UK has a good chance of clear skies this evening. Western Scotland will be a bit cloudier, perhaps preventing prolonged views of the moon here, but otherwise cloud amounts will be patchy and should not limit views of the supermoon

across parts of western Scotland. Eastern areas are likely to be cooler and at times, cloudier due to winds blowing off the North Sea” A wet afternoon in the south, with rain becoming heavy and persistent ⚠️ Breezy with low cloud in the northeast of England bringing patchy drizzle 🌧️ Brighter

to England but prolonged periods spent enveloped in the clouds had a profound effect on Glaisher and established his interest in meteorology. In 1836 Glaisher become the first Superintendent of the Magnetical and Meteorological Department at the Royal Observatory Greenwich. Glaisher was not one