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Extended Outlook Forecast


Extended Outlook

1800 UTC Mon 23 Nov until 1800 UTC Thu 26 Nov

Issued by the Met Office, on behalf of the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, at 212300 UTC


Portpatrick

A deep low of around 973 millibars over Viking at first will fill and move away northeastwards Monday night. Another deep low of around 985 millibars approximately 600 miles west of Rockall will continue deepening and move northeast to be over Hebrides 960 millibars by 0000 Wednesday. This low will continue moving slowly northeast as a filling feature to be over Viking 969 millibars by 0000 Thursday and Norway by 0000 Friday. During Thursday a new low is likely to form to the south of Iceland and take over as the main feature affecting the forecast area. The very unsettled and windy weather will therefore continue with strong winds or gales expected in all areas for most of the time. Severe gales are likely for a time during Tuesday and Tuesday night, easing down on Wednesday

Cullercoats

A deep low of around 973 millibars over Viking at first will fill and move away northeastwards Monday night. Another deep low of around 985 millibars approximately 600 miles west of Rockall will continue deepening and move northeast to be over Hebrides 960 millibars by 0000 Wednesday. This low will continue moving slowly northeast as a filling feature to be over Viking 969 millibars by 0000 Thursday and Norway by 0000 Friday. During Thursday a new low is likely to form to the south of Iceland and take over as the main feature affecting the forecast area. The very unsettled and windy weather will therefore continue with strong winds or gales expected in all areas for most of the time. Severe southwesterly gales are likely during Wednesday and Wednesday night, easing down Thursday

Niton

A deep low of around 973 millibars over Viking at first will fill and move away northeastwards Monday night. Another deep low of around 985 millibars approximately 600 miles west of Rockall will continue deepening and move northeast to be over Hebrides 960 millibars by 0000 Wednesday. This low will continue moving slowly northeast as a filling feature to be over Viking 969 millibars by 0000 Thursday and Norway by 0000 Friday. During Thursday a new low is likely to form to the south of Iceland and take over as the main feature affecting the forecast area. The very unsettled and windy weather will therefore continue with strong winds or gales expected in all areas for most of the time, although the south of Fitzroy will only have strong winds or gales for a time on Tuesday. Severe westerly or southwesterly gales are likely for a time during Tuesday night and at first Wednesday, easing down later on Wednesday