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Sunday starts with patchy rain in northern Scotland. Elsewhere it is dry and in places there has been a frost overnight. The rest of the day will be mainly dry with sunny spells, although there is likely to be more cloud in the north west. An easterly wind makes it feel quite cold.     

Temperatures range from 7C (45F) in the east to 12C (54F) in sheltered western areas. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Meteo France Arpege, cloud, 15:00 GMT Sun 22nd March

Tonight the north west of the UK has a lot of cloud. In other areas clear periods lead to a widespread frost.

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Tomorrow looks dry in much of the country but outbreaks of rain are likely to push into western Scotland. There is likely to be more cloud in central and northern areas than today. The south should have a good deal of sunshine. Temperatures will be similar to today's.

GFS, temperatures, 15:00 GMT Mon 23rd March

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The settled period is forecast to last for much of the coming week. However, Atlantic disturbances could brush the north west and bring rain at times. Elsewhere the days will be dry with close to average temperatures but there will be nighttime frosts in places.

Towards the end of the period high pressure may become centred in the Atlantic. That leads to the possibility of a raw north or northeasterly flow and an increasing risk of showers.

GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 15:00 GMT Thu 26th March

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