Breezy but mainly dry.
A dry evening with some clear spells, especially in Lanarkshire. Overnight cloud will thicken up, with perhaps with a few spots of rain in Argyll. Freshening southwesterly winds. Minimum temperature 5 °C.
Staying dry for most, with some bright or sunny spells the best towards Ayrshire and Lanarkshire. Cloudier in Argyll, perhaps the odd spot of rain at first. Fresh southwesterly breeze. Maximum temperature 13 °C.
Some heavy and persistent rain across Argyll on Wednesday, this spreading eastwards later. Sunshine and scattered heavy showers on Thursday. Bright start on Friday then becoming wet and windy.
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Rain and strong winds are likely at times, especially in northern and western parts during Saturday and spread to most areas by the end of the weekend followed by colder, showery weather. Next week it may become drier and more settled again with some sunshine but also overnight fog patches, which could be slow to clear by day. However, Atlantic fronts could still bring further rain and strong winds across western parts of UK at times. There will probably be some marked variations in temperature across the UK but more often below average in the north and above average in the south. However, the more settled spells could bring colder conditions more widely at times, accompanied by night frosts.
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There is significant uncertainty through this period. However, the second week of November may become more settled and dry for many areas with a some sunny spells. Any spells of rain are more likely in southern and southwestern areas. Temperatures will probably be a little below average with overnight frosts and fog patches likely, which could persist well into the mornings. Further spells of unsettled, windy conditions with some rain or showers are expected to become more likely towards the middle of the month
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