Search results (1,863)

for the final week of May. For now, high pressure remains firmly in control, anchored over northern parts of the UK. This system is deflecting Atlantic weather fronts away, keeping conditions largely dry across the country. However, an easterly wind is drawing in cloud and cooler air to eastern regions

briefly in the far north, the 7th was sunny and dry apart from some cloud and a little light rain moving into the south-west,. The 8th was another dry, largely sunny day. The 9th and 10th continued very warm and sunny in the southern half of the country, and Treknow (Cornwall) had a minimum of 13.6

The UK is set for a largely settled spell of weather as we head into the latter part of the week, with a mix of sunshine and patchy cloud.

Thursday will begin with a few light showers, mainly across central and eastern England, but these will quickly fade, leaving most areas dry. Expect a mix of variable cloud and sunny spells throughout the day. It will feel breezy at times, particularly in the far southeast. After a chilly start

Thursday will begin with a few early mist and fog patches, particularly in rural areas. These will steadily lift through the morning, leaving most places dry with a mix of variable cloud and sunny spells. The far northwest and the far southeast may see cloudier skies at times, with the odd light

through the morning and into the afternoon. Some of these may become locally moderate, and very isolated heavy downpours are possible later in the day. Elsewhere across the UK, it will be a dry day with variable cloud and bright or sunny spells. Read more on Apple News: Met Office 10-day trend: Stormy

through the morning and into the afternoon. Some of these may become locally moderate, and very isolated heavy downpours are possible later in the day. Elsewhere across the UK, it will be a dry day with variable cloud and bright or sunny spells. READ MORE: Met Office 10-day trend: Stormy conditions

The weather is set to be unsettled, with a mix of rain, cloud, and some brighter spells.

England, conditions remain rather cloudy and drizzly, although brighter skies are expected to develop to the lee of hills, spreading more widely across England as the day progresses. Here, it will feel warm and humid, especially where the sun breaks through. Despite the cloud and breeze, it's rather

coastal counties. The 2nd was overcast for all parts too, with patchy rain or drizzle over the south-east, cloud breaking in the north-west later on. The 3rd was again cloudy, though remaining mostly dry, with cloud tending to break in southern areas during the morning. The 4th was brighter

elsewhere, and a spell of rain moving slowly and erratically east through the day with brighter skies then following from the west. The 3rd saw variable amounts of cloud, with showers affecting the north and the Midlands but becoming more restricted in extent later in the day. The south-eastern half began

= calm. Wind direction is given in degrees true 8000 ‘Eight kilometres’ 9999 = 10 km or more; 0000 = less than 50 metres 7 Significant weather -SHRA ‘Light rain showers’ See present weather table on METAR (page 18) for details; NSW = No significant weather 8 Cloud FEW005 SCT010 SCT018CB BKN025 9