UK: forecast

Weather warnings overview

No severe weather warnings have been issued for the UK

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Weather forecast: UK

Headline:

Patchy cloud for England and Wales, cold and frosty elsewhere.

This Evening and Tonight:

Northern Scotland and Northern Ireland should be generally clear and frosty. Elsewhere, patchy cloud and a few clear spells, but central and eastern parts of England may have thicker cloud with outbreaks of light rain. Remaining breezy in the south.

Wednesday:

It should stay dry with plenty of sunshine across much of Northern Ireland and Scotland. Patchy cloud with bright spells and the odd spot of rain for England and Wales.

Updated: 1533 on Tue 9 Mar 2010

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Rain across Scotland on Thursday will weaken as it moves south across England and Wales on Friday. Breezy with some sunshine and scattered showers on Saturday. Feeling less cold.

Updated: 1533 on Tue 9 Mar 2010

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UK Outlook for Sunday 14 Mar 2010 to Tuesday 23 Mar 2010:

High pressure to the southwest of the UK should bring largely dry but often quite cloudy conditions to most places at first. There will be some sunshine but also overnight frost and fog where skies clear. There is also a chance of showers affecting some places. Rain may then spread to northwestern parts on Monday (15th) with unsettled conditions spreading to many other parts during the week. Snow is possible over hills in the north. Towards the end of the period there is a signal for conditions to become drier in the south and east, but continue unsettled in northern and western parts. It may also be windy at times with gales in exposed coastal areas. Temperatures mostly near normal, perhaps becoming rather warm in the south and east later.

Updated: 1133 on Tue 9 Mar 2010

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UK Outlook for Wednesday 24 Mar 2010 to Wednesday 7 Apr 2010:

Unsettled weather is likely to continue towards the end of the month for many northern and western parts, with some wet and windy weather possible. Temperatures are likely to remain near normal for late March, but perhaps become rather warm across southern and eastern parts for a time, with less frost likely. As we go into the beginning of April it looks like unsettled conditions with outbreaks rain and some drier and brighter interludes may affect many parts. Temperatures will remain close to normal with overnight frost becoming increasingly confined to sheltered inland parts.

Updated: 1153 on Tue 9 Mar 2010

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