Almost half of people caught out by severe weather
With the clocks going back this weekend, new Met Office research shows that almost half of people in the UK have been caught out unexpectedly by severe weather…
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Cloud and rain across all parts, but feeling mild.
Widely cloudy with hill fog in places. Outbreaks of rain and drizzle possible almost anywhere, though many central and eastern areas seeing only small amounts. Heaviest of the rain will be on western facing hills. Milder than Sunday.
Remaining overcast for many with light rain and drizzle continuing in the west. Drier further east with some clear spells where mist and fog could develop.
Another cloudy day for many with a few spots of rain but less than on Monday with most places staying dry. More persistent rain further north but staying mild.
Staying cloudy for most with fog possible overnight for some. Generally dry in the south but rain spilling across northern regions later in the week. Remaining rather mild throughout.
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Colder conditions look to at least briefly encroach into at least the northeast of the UK at the start of this period, though the southward extent and longevity of any cold weather remains relatively uncertain. There is also the small chance of strong winds for a time across northern and perhaps eastern areas. Thereafter, high pressure is expected to resume as the dominant feature of the UK's weather, with the main uncertainty being its orientation and proximity to the UK. Either way, overnight frost and fog are more likely than normal, with temperatures perhaps below average overall. Sunshine amounts within this anticyclone may be quite limited. Towards mid-November, there are hints that the high pressure may relax its grip on the UK, allowing rather more unsettled conditions to become established.
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There is an increasing chance that high pressure will become displaced away from the UK as we head towards mid-November. This may allow areas of low pressure, south-shifted from their more typical tracks, to bring an increased chance of rain or showers at times. As a result, after a relatively dry start to the month, a transition to a wetter period is possible as we head towards mid-November. However, there is a chance that high pressure may become more influential once again later in the month. Temperatures will probably be close to average for much of this period as a whole, although some colder interludes are possible.
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