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UK 5 day weather forecast

Headline:

Dry tonight as showers ease.

This Evening and Tonight:

Showers easing with clear spells developing for many, allowing some mist and fog patches to form in places. Cooler than recent nights with temperatures dropping into single figures for some.

Wednesday:

Any remaining showers across northeast Scotland soon fading with most places seeing a fine and dry day with decent amounts of sunshine. Skies clouding over from the west later.

Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:

Outbreaks of rain in the west at times. Largely dry elsewhere and turning very warm or hot for many, but temperatures closer to average in the northwest.

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UK long range weather forecast

Early in this period, low pressure is likely to exist to the northwest or north of the UK, allowing areas of cloud and rain to spread across the UK from the west, though some more settled interludes are also likely, especially in the southeast. Breezy at times, with temperatures mainly near or below normal. Remaining changeable thereafter as weather systems to move across the country from the west, with northern and western areas typically wettest and a greater chance of dry conditions prevailing in the southeast. There is, however, a smaller chance for either unsettled weather to be more widely prevalent, or for a more quiescent period to develop across the south, especially later. Overall, temperatures will likely be near normal, but may feel cool in the west at times.

Updated:

Through this period, there remains a slightly increased chance of more settled spells of weather developing at times, particularly in the south. However, there is still a substantial chance of other weather types too, with more changeable periods also likely. Through the period as a whole, drier than average conditions are more likely than wetter than average. Warmer than average conditions are also weakly favoured overall, with a slightly enhanced likelihood of short-lived hot spells.

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