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North East England weather forecast
Headline:
Breezy with sunshine and scattered showers.
Today:
Blustery scattered showers, heaviest and most frequent in the west. Also some dry sunny periods, the best of which will be in the sheltered east. Temperatures around the seasonal average. Maximum temperature 15 °C.
Tonight:
Most showers will die away, with perhaps only an isolated shower reaching the Pennines, leaving long clear periods. Becoming chilly in rural locations, and winds generally ease. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
Sunday:
After a largely sunny start cloud will build, but still sunny spells will occur and most places will remain dry. Feeling warmer than Saturday with the lighter winds. Maximum temperature 17 °C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Monday mainly dry and bright, becoming breezy. Tuesday windy with spells of rain arriving. Wednesday probably locally heavy rain gradually clearing, broken cloud and showers following. Mild or very mild.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
Sunshine and showers can be expected Wednesday as rain generally clears away from the southeast, while heavier and possibly thundery showers may be expected in the northwest. Winds moderate to fresh, and temperatures trending slightly above average. Unsettled weather continues for many, with showers affecting northern areas and likely to spread southwards. Temperatures turning normal or cool, and becoming windier with gales possible in places. Confidence remains low throughout the rest of this period. High pressure may develop across the UK, with likely occasional frontal systems bringing periods of rain. However, towards the end of the period, deep lower pressure may be expected, with temperatures generally returning to above normal, however, cooler nights make way for potential mist and fog.
Updated:
We may expect to see lower pressure dominating through the rest of October; however, confidence remains low through this period. A lower pressure regime is likely to bring periods of rain across the UK, however some drier spells and potential mist and fog can be expected too, most likely at the beginning of the period. Temperatures likely to remain above normal throughout.
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