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Sunday starts with patchy outbreaks of rain in northern England and western Scotland. Elsewhere it is cloudy and dry. Through the day the rain in the north west continues but other areas will be mainly dry. Across southern and central regions cloud may break at times to give some sunny spells.

It will be mild. Temperatures generally range from 9C (48F) to 12C (54F), but to the east of high ground in Scotland 15C (59F) could be reached. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France, Arpege, rain, 15:00 GMT Sun 29th December

Tonight wet weather spreads eastwards across Scotland. Elsewhere it will be dry and clear spells in the south could lead to a touch of frost in places.

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Tomorrow intermittent spells of rain push southwards into northern England and Northern Ireland. Brighter and cooler conditions follow into Scotland. Areas to the south have a dry day with variable amounts of cloud.

Meteo France Arpege, rain, 15:00 GMT Mon 30th December

Settled in the south 

During New Year's Eve outbreaks of rain are likely in the south west and thicker cloud could bring damp conditions more widely to the south. The north should have a dry and bright day. Clear periods could lead to a chilly night with patchy frost.

New Year's day is set to be dry in most of the country. After a cold start temperatures pick up and become close to the average in the afternoon. Outbreaks of rain may push into northern and western Scotland.

Through the rest of the week disturbances from the Atlantic bring rain to the north west. At times the wet conditions could push down across all regions but high pressure should keep southern counties dry for much of the time. In the northern half of the UK it probably turns turns colder for a time.

GFS, 500hPa heights and MSLP, 15:00 GMT Wed 1st January

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