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Cloudy. Noticeably gusty, umbrellas may become hard to use in the evening.
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Cloudy changing to sunny intervals in the afternoon. Gusts will be strong enough to make whole trees sway.
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Cloudy. Gusts will be strong enough to make small trees sway by the evening, but it shouldn't blow you over.
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Cloudy. Gusts will be strong enough to make whole trees sway.
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Cloudy changing to sunny intervals in the afternoon. Noticeably gusty, will be strong enough to make larger tree branches move.
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Clear changing to cloudy in the afternoon. Gusts will be strong enough to make small trees sway by the evening, but it shouldn't blow you over.
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Cloudy. Gusts will be strong enough to make small trees sway, but it shouldn't blow you over.
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Grampian weather forecast

Tuesday 19 Feb - Saturday 23 Feb
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Rain tonight, early Wednesday then brighter.

This Evening and Tonight:

This evening will start mostly dry before outbreaks of rain spread from the west. A few heavier outbreaks for a time before easing off later in the night. Mild. Minimum temperature 6 °C.

Wednesday:

Southern Aberdeenshire cloudy with a little rain in the morning then dry. The north dry and becoming brighter with some sunshine at times. Feeling mild. Maximum temperature 12 °C.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

A dry and very mild few days with some sunshine, the best of this across Moray and northern Aberdeenshire. Cloudier at times in the south.

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UK long range weather forecast

Sunday 24 Feb - Tuesday 5 Mar

Sunday and Monday will be largely fine and very mild with some sunshine, although northwest Scotland could be cloudier with rain and strong winds at times. The southeast may see some early mist and fog, but this will clear through the morning. The largely dry, sunny and mild conditions are likely to continue until the end of February, although rain and strong winds will affect the northwest at times. Temperatures may gradually become closer to normal. Any spells of rain will tend to weaken as they move southeast, just bringing cloudier skies. Overnight frosts are still possible with mist and fog patches too. By early March we are more likely to see Atlantic fronts crossing the whole of the UK bringing stronger winds and rain at times.

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Wednesday 6 Mar - Wednesday 20 Mar

Into early March there are signals for Atlantic fronts to cross the whole of the UK, bringing a mixture of wet and windy weather to many parts, but also intermittent drier spells. Snow remains possible over higher ground in the north. There are weaker signals for snow to lower levels elsewhere should a cold easterly develop; this remains a small possibility. However, milder conditions remain more likely, with occasional overnight frosts.

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