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Issued: 0900hrs Sunday 29th October 2006
Duty forecaster: John Ejdowski
Fog and widespread frosts developing
From Wednesday the extended spell of wet, mild weather looks set to change as a large antic-cyclone then dominates the United Kingdom through the rest of the forecast period. As we lose the mild south-westerlies to northerlies, it will become cold with fog, frost and sunshine.
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Wednesday 01/11/06
Breezy this morning along North Sea coasts and rather cloudy here, the cloud thick enough for some patchy drizzle across north east England. Elsewhere a cold but dry day to come with long spells of unbroken sunshine after a frosty start. A widespread frost to develop overnight. Tops at 6 to 10C.
Thursday 02/11/06
Fine and dry across the bulk of the United Kingdom this morning with long sunny spells after a frosty start. Continued dry with lots of sunshine into the afternoon. Foggy, cold and frosty again overnight. The fog will become dense and widespread. Highs of 6 to 10C north to south.
Friday 03/11/06
A cold morning with dense fog slowly lifting to hazy sunny spells. A few fog patches may linger across central and north east England into the afternoon, sunny and dry elsewhere. Continued cold and frosty overnight though more cloud may affect eastern Britain. Highs of 6 to 12C north to south.
Saturday 04/11/06
Breezy and cloudy across northern Scotland today with some rain and drizzle. High pressure keeps it settled, dry and cold across the remainder of the United Kingdom with fog gradually lifting to some afternoon sunshine. Highs of 8 to 11C.
Sunday 05/11/06
Windy across the north with outbreaks of rain for Scotland, fine and dry to the south with morning fog and afternoon sun. Overnight the rain spills into Northern Ireland and northern England. Not as cold. Expect temperatures of 9 to 14C.