Weather
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Today and Tomorrow's forecast
Friday 30 July
Outbreaks of rain and drizzle clearing the east and southeast early this evening, then a bright end to the day apart from isolated showers in the north and west. Many places dry tonight with clear spells but showers will occur at times in the northwest and west. Turning cooler tonight also as northwest to west winds back southwest and slacken for a time; lowest temperatures 10 to 13 degrees Celsius.
Saturday 31 July
All areas will have sunny intervals during Saturday but showers in the northwest and west will more widespread during the morning. A few may turn heavy during the day but the showers will become isolated during the evening. Moderate or locally fresh, southwest to west winds. Highest temperatures 16 to 19 degrees Celsius.
Outlook:
Sunday will bring a few brighter spells but overall it'll be fairly cloudy. Some showers or scattered outbreaks of light rain are likely also. Winds will be light, westerly turning northwesterly. Highest temperatures will range 16 to 20 degrees. Sunday night should be mainly dry with clear spells leading to some mist and fog patches. Bank holiday Monday will start dry with some sunny spells but it will turn cloudier from the west during the day. Rain and drizzle will develop along west and southwest coasts and will spread gradually inland later, though eastern parts should stay dry until Monday night. After a fresh start it will gradually become very mild and humid with a moderate westerly breeze. After a humid and rather wet Monday night, Tuesday will start cloudy and damp but it will turn brighter from the west during the day with sunny spells and scattered showers.
Report issued: 30/07/2010 16:12
