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Issued: 1000hrs Tuesday 7th November 2006
Duty forecaster: Simon Keeling
High pressure dominates, but not exclusively
High pressure is constantly affecting much of the south of the country, and will build northwards to affect many areas. Fronts will be passing eastwards from time to time bringing some rain, especially to Scotland. As these fronts clear east a cold northerly wind may briefly bring some very cold weather to eastern Scotland and eastern England with Monday being most favoured for these conditions.
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Friday 10/11/06
High pressure over the Continent with a cold front moving southwards through Scotland, the exact timing of which is uncertain at the moment. Overall though southern parts of the UK and likely to have a morning frost and fog patches. These should clear to leave sunny spells. The cold front will bring rain to much of Scotland and Ireland, probably fairly showery in nature, then turning more showery and much colder to the north later in the day. Temperatures around 12 to 14C in the south, 10C in the north.
Saturday 11/11/06
The cold front into Ireland, Wales and central England through Saturday. This will be bringing some patchy rain here, whilst southern coasts are likely to stay dry. Breezy through the north, with showers across western and northern Scotland as well as the coasts of Northern Ireland. Much better to the east with sunny spells. Highs at 14C in southern England, 6C in central Scotland.
Sunday 12/11/06
Higher pressure building northwards again through Sunday. A warm front is loooking likely to be over western ireland and western Scotland, this bringing low cloud and drizzle to western ireland and western Scotland. Elsewhere it will be a misty morning with some dense fog in places, this slow to clear. Once it has gone most places will be dry with variable cloud and some sunny spells. Highs near 14C in southwest England, 6 to 9C over northern and eastern Scotland.
Monday 13/11/06
Pressure staying high, fronts over the north and east. For much of northern andeastern Scotland, as well as northeast England it may be a cold day with outbreaks of rain. Feeling raw with tops at just 5 to 8C. Brighter and drier to the west, although fog could be a problem here and this may be slowly to clear. Tops in the west at 12 to 14C.
Tuesday 14/11/06
A fair day with morning mist and fog patches. These may be dense in places, although they will be clearing slowly. Once they have gone the day should be fair with sunny spells. A milder day overall with temperatures at 11 to 14C.