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What's the weather doing this weekend?

West Midlands weather forecast

Friday 22 Feb - Tuesday 26 Feb
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Low cloud and fog developing overnight.

This Evening and Tonight:

It will stay dry with clear spells this evening and the first part of the night, with a few fog patches forming. Meanwhile, more widespread low cloud and hill fog will develop from the south during the early hours. Minimum temperature 5 °C.

Saturday:

Low cloud and hill fog will slowly clear to leave a dry and bright day, with sunny spells. It will be a very mild day, with light winds. Maximum temperature 15 °C.

Outlook for Sunday to Tuesday:

It will remain dry with sunny spells throughout. Clear spells by night will allow for some patchy fog and frost to form in places, clearing by day. Very mild.

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UK long range weather forecast

Wednesday 27 Feb - Friday 8 Mar

Wednesday and Thursday may start with some patchy fog and cloud, but for most it will be largely fine and mild later on with some sunny spells. However, in northwest Scotland it will be a different picture, with cloudier skies and some rain coming through at times. Temperatures will stay on the mild side for the time of year, though overnight frosts are still possible. By early March we are likely to see much more unsettled conditions as weather fronts bring stronger winds, gales and rain at times to all parts of the UK. It will also be a little colder than recently, with snow over some of the hills and mountains in the north.

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Saturday 9 Mar - Saturday 23 Mar

The weather looks to be fairly unsettled through this period, with a mixture of wet and windy weather for many parts, but also with some drier spells from time to time. The heaviest of the rain is likely to be in the northwest. Snow remains possible over the hills and mountains in the north, but it is less likely anywhere else. Milder conditions remain more likely, perhaps with occasional colder spells which could bring overnight frosts. The best chance of dry and sunny weather will be in the south and east.

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