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[Updated 07:00 23/03/2019]
The weekend will be mostly dry in southern counties. In the north things will be mixed with showers becoming more widespread tomorrow. Next week high pressure becomes centred over the UK and the settled period continues. Temperatures climb again and it could become quite warm during the days....READ IN FULL
Saturday starts mostly overcast in southern and central regions. In the north it is brighter but there are showers in Scotland. Through the day some cloud breaks develop in the southern half of the UK, however there could be a few spots of rain in the south at times. The north has brighter spells but there will be showers in Scotland and they could be wintry over high ground.
Temperatures range from 8C (46F) in the north to 12C (54F) in the south. See the rain and precipitation type radar for the latest view.
GFS, temperatures, 15:00 GMT Sat 23rd March
Tonight outbreaks of rain affect Wales and south western England. Wintry showers continue in Scotland. Elsewhere cloud begins to break and by the morning quite a widespread ground frost is possible.
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Tomorrow southern and central regions have a good deal of dry and bright weather. In the north showery rain pushes southwards and it will be windy. Temperatures in the south won't be far from the seasonal average but the north has a chilly day.
Meteo France Arpege, rain - snow, 12:00 GMT Sun 24th March
Early next week high pressure becomes centred over the UK. It keeps the weather settled and during the days it should feel pleasant. The nights are likely to be chilly and patchy frost remains a risk. By Wednesday daytime temperatures could be reaching 17C (63F) in eastern England.
Through the second half of the week the high pressure centre may migrate eastwards into the continent. If that happens temperatures could rise further as a warm south or southwesterly flow develops. However, it also leads to the possibility of disturbances from the Atlantic beginning to push in and bring the risk of a return to more changeable weather.
GFS pressure and 500hPa heights, 15:00 GMT Thu 28th March
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