Mainly unsettled, only brief drier interludes

We are fairly confident at the moment that our forecasts of the past couple of weeks are running to plan.

Generally we believe that the weather is going to be staying largely unsettled during the next 30 days. There will be some transitory ridges of high pressure, these mainly affecting the south east of the country during the early part of the forecast period.

Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern England may have gales at times, and these could be severe.

There may be a spell of colder weather towards the weekend of 25th/26th, although confidence in this is fairly low at the moment.

TOI 13th January 2003. Valid 14th January 2003 to 12th February 2003, weekly updated. Issued by Weather Consultancy Services Ltd in cooperation with WeatherOnline.

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