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the night. tomorrow more of the same, more or what we have been used to. a lot of dry but cloudy weather, if odd fog patch. grey skies and light wind further south making for another chilly day, some sunshine in the north east and northern ireland and southern scotland. it will turn breezy in the northern half with rain into the north and west of scotland. temperatures really struggling in the grey area, three orfour struggling in the grey area, three or four degree, struggling in the grey area, three orfour degree, milder in the north west, eight or nine. now as we get into wednesday, it looks like our big lump of cloud will retreat south wards, a better chance of but as you can see rain in scotland, maybe northern ireland later and it will be windy here at this stage, with gales possible in exposed 5pots. wednesday night into thursday, takes this weather front further south but it will weaken, not much rain getting down into the south of the uk, a continuation of what has been really
been used same, more or what we have been used to. a lot of dry but cloudy weather, if odd fog patch. grey skies and light wind further south making for another chilly day, some sunshine in the north east and northern ireland and southern scotland. it will turn breezy in the northern half with rain into the north and west of scotland. temperatures really struggling in the grey area, three orfour struggling in the grey area, three or four degree, struggling in the grey area, three orfour degree, milder in the north west, eight or nine. now as we get into wednesday, it looks like our big lump of cloud will retreat south wards, a better chance of but as you can see rain in scotland, maybe northern ireland later and it will be windy here at this stage, with gales possible in exposed spots. wednesday night into thursday, takes this weather front further south but it will weaken, not much rain getting down into the south of the uk, a continuation of what has been really dry january so far, m
yes, a weather front will start to move in from the far north west, and we could see a few early morning showers, some patchy mist and fog around, but they will clear away quite quickly. a good deal of dry weather, light winds for most, so, in the sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, with highs of 15 degrees. cloud and rain starts approaching from the atlantic, it s a cold front behind it, bringing in some colder air. but at the same time, we ve got this very warm air blowing in from the near continent, and where these two frontal systems will meet, that is where we are likely to see a real clash, with some heavy rain, potentially; as much as half an inch likely to fall in some places on wednesday. it is likely to stay dry, though, east anglia and south east england, and by contrast, here we could see temperatures peaking at 17 degrees, 63 fahrenheit. the average for this time of year in the south is around 11 celsius. the rain will clear its way south and east through wednesday nigh
deal of dry weather around on tuesday as well, with light winds. yes, a weather front will start to move in from the far north west, and we could see a few early morning showers, some patchy mist and fog around, but they will clear away quite quickly. a good deal of dry weather, light winds for most, so, in the sunshine, it will feel quite pleasant, with highs of 15 degrees. cloud and rain starts approaching from the atlantic, it s a cold front behind it, bringing in some colder air. but at the same time, we ve got this very warm air blowing in from the near continent, and where these two frontal systems will meet, that is where we are likely to see a real clash, with some heavy rain, potentially; as much as half an inch likely to fall in some places on wednesday. it is likely to stay dry, though, east anglia and south east england, and by contrast, here we could see temperatures peaking at 17 degrees, 63 fahrenheit. the average for this time of year in the south is around 11 celsius.