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Issued: 0900hrs Tuesday 14th November 2006
Duty forecaster: John Ejdowski
Generally unseasonably mild
The upcoming week looks unsettled with no sign of high pressure coming our way. Atlantic lows and fronts will rule, bringing spells of rain to most parts. The south westerly winds will also keep it on the mild side putting wintry on hold for awhile longer.
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Friday 17/11/06
Heavy morning showers for western parts of Britain, these merging into longer spells of rain at times. Fine and dry to the east with some morning sunshine. Rain spreads into all but East Anglia in the afternoon. The rain slowly clears away during the night, then colder with a few wintry showers for northern Scotland. Highs at 5 to 13C north to south.
Saturday 18/11/06
Breezy with a few wintry showers for northern Scotland. The bulk of the United Kingdom looks dry but cold with long sunny spells. Fine and dry overnight with a widespread frost inland. Rain moves into Northern Ireland overnight. Highs at 5 to 8C.
Sunday 19/11/06
A fine, dry day with sunny spells for much of England. Becoming very windy and milder today with heavy rain and drizzle across Northern Ireland spreading into Scotland. Risk of southerly gales. A wet night for southern Scotland, northern and western England and Wales. Highs at 9 to 14C.
Monday 20/11/06
A belt of rain across northern England and Wales will slip into The Midlands in the afternoon. To the north and south generally fair and dry. Still mild with highs at 10 to 15C.
Tuesday 21/11/06
Overcast with rain across the western half of the United Kingdom in the morning to spread eastward into most places during the course of the afternoon. Highs at 10 to 15C.