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Warmest weather in the north

[Updated 06:50 29/05/2020]

Sunny weather. Posted by brian gaze

The settled period continues through the rest of the week. Virtually the whole of the country will have long sunny periods and some of the highest temperatures are likely to be in the north. Next week a major change is expected. Initially the risk of showers increases as high pressure declines. Then much colder air sweeps down from the north....READ IN FULL


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Friday starts fine across the UK. The rest of the day will be dry with long sunny periods. Isolated showers could break out in Scotland this afternoon but most places miss them.

Temperatures range from 20C (68F) near the east coast in England to a very warm 27C (81F) in the north west and across Scotland. See the rain radar for the latest view.

Arpege forecast chart 1

Meteo France Arpege, temperatures, 16:00 BST Fri 29th May

Tonight it remains dry with clear spells. In the north and west it stays quite warm but it will be fresher in the south and east.

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Tomorrow it's more of the same for most of us, although in eastern and north eastern areas it is likely to cooler than today. Elsewhere there will be a lot of sunshine with temperatures close to 27C (81F) in western Britain and northern Scotland.

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Meteo France Arpege, temperatures, 16:00 BST Sat 30th May

Arctic plunge next week

A good deal of warm sunshine is expected on Sunday. However, the risk of scattered showers may increase. Near the east coast it remains cooler and there could some low cloud.

On Monday and Tuesday the risk of showers increases as high pressure weakens. Nonetheless, there should be a good deal of dry and warm weather.

During the middle part of next week cold Arctic air is expected to sweep southwards. Daytime temperatures take a tumble and in the north there is a risk of ground frost returning on some nights. The much cooler conditions persist through the rest of the week with showers most likely in the north and east.

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GFS, surface pressure and 500hPa heights, 16:00 BST Wed 3rd June

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