WEATHER OUTLOOK

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High pressure will continue to control our weather for the next couple of days, and due to the position of the high pressure it’ll be a generally cloudy, and at times wet affair across Northern parts, with the best of the brightness, and indeed warmer weather across Southern areas.

Monday starts off dry and bright across Southern counties of England and this is how its likely to stay for the majority of the day. Further North across Northern England and Scotland it’ll be a generally damp start to the day with light spells of rain, this light rain will tend to spread a little further Southwards across Eastern areas and perhaps as far South as East Anglia by the early part of the evening. The best of the brightness across the South-West. Highs of 7c in the North, and 12-13c in the South.

Tuesday brings a bright and perhaps frosty start across the far counties of England, early morning showers will clear from Scotland leaving behind a generally cloudy day. Elsewhere across Northern England, Southwards into the Midlands it’ll be a dry day with some sunny spells, the sunshine will tend to turn hazy through the afternoon away from the far South Coast. Highs of 7c in the North and 13c in the far South.

Wednesday marks the change to a more unsettled weather pattern as an area of low pressure brings some heavy rain across Scotland and Northern England, lighter rain will also begin to affect much of Wales during the afternoon. Eastern and Southern areas should remain dry but it’ll be a cloudy day, any brightness being across the far South-East and East Anglia. Feeling much warmer with highs reaching 15c in localised parts in the South and East.

The rest of the week will bring further rain across all areas of the British Isle as high pressure clears away allowing the Atlantic to kick in, feeling generally warm in any sunshine with highs of 13c, perhaps turning much colder at times as low pressure clears to the East drawing in some cooler air.

Posted: March 14th, 2010 under Weather Outlook - No Comments.