Showery weather this weekend

[Updated 07:20 02/07/2022]

Looking for the pot of gold. Posted by brian gaze

Changeable weather continues this weekend. Showers develop quite widely, and today a patchy band of rain slowly pushes eastwards across much of southern and central Britain. Next week high pressure is expected to begin building northeastwards from the Azores and it leads to the likelihood of a more settled period.


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Saturday starts with a band of rain stretching up from Cornwall, through south Wales and into central England. Areas to the south east are dry, but to the north there are showers in places. 

Through the day the rain slowly moves eastwards, but the south eastern corner could stay dry. To its north and west there will be a mix of sunny spells and showers. Some of them could be heavy and thundery, particularly in the north. 

Temperatures range from 13C (55F) in the north west to 22C (72F) in East Anglia. See the rain radar for the latest view.

UKV 1
UKV, rain, 15:00 Saturday, 2nd July

Tonight showers continue in the west. Central and eastern areas become mainly dry and clear periods develop. Chilly for early July.


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Tomorrow it's a similar story. After a bright start showers bubble up and become quite widespread. In places there could be heavy and thundery. Temperatures similar to today's values.

UKV 2
UKV, rain, 15:00 Sunday, 3rd July

More settled next week

Monday should bring a lot of dry weather, although there could be showers in the north. Generally a little warmer than recently.

During Tuesday wet weather pushes into the north west. Other parts of the UK will be dry and bright. Quite warm in central and eastern England.

Through Wednesday patchy outbreaks of rain may push into western Britain, but elsewhere it should be dry. Quite warm in southern and eastern counties.

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GFS, surface pressure and precipitation, 15:00 Wednesday, 6th July

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