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The pattern appears changeable, with neither high nor low pressure fully in control. A number of days will see rainfall but there will be dry periods too.
A sharp change in daytime temperatures is on course later on, around Wednesday 24th June, and the overall trend is for daytime temperatures to rise through the period, and conditions may turn more unsettled as the period progresses.
Pleasant temperatures are anticipated, with highs around 20°C or a little above. Temperatures will be at their most pleasant on Saturday 20 June, reaching 22°C. Overnight frosts are forecast on around Thursday 11 June, with temperatures dipping to -5°C. There is a notable spread between the highest and lowest temperatures, so conditions will vary considerably.
Rainfall totals look substantial, with around 62mm over the period. The wettest conditions are forecast on on Wednesday 10 June. Colder interludes may bring a risk of sleet or snow.
These forecasts use interpolation to improve accuracy for your specific location, and are powered by either ECMWF or GFS model data depending on your selection. As with all weather forecasts, confidence decreases rapidly beyond 5 days ahead — treat the later dates as a heads-up about possible conditions rather than a firm prediction.
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Assess the chance of frost, strong winds, heavy rain, and snow based on the data utilised in this forecast.
Temperatures between 4°C and 0°C indicate a ground frost may be possible and below O°C an air frost.
Wind gusts of 45mph or over.
Rainfall amounts of greater than 3mm.
Snowfall is displayed regardless of the rate.
Data from different computer models is blended to increase accuracy.
Forecast charts using data from the UK Met Office MOGREPS-G ensemble model.
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Forecast charts using data from the NCEP GEFS ensemble model.