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As we move into the weekend it’s less certain but on Saturday 3rd & Sunday 4th it looks like we could see anarea of low pressure to the west-northwest then north-northwest start to dominate the UK’s weather, bringing stronger SW’ly winds across all parts as its fronts move in from the Atlantic on Saturday. The north, especially N Ireland& Scotland seeing some rain, heavy on western upslopes at times running across all parts on Saturday, though drier in the east and south east of Scotland but reaching all areas of England and Wales by the afternoon though mainly light. Though initially mild by day in the south with temperatures maxing at about 13-14C for many, becoming a little colder from the north by day, more like 6-8C here. On Sunday the deep low still south of Iceland bringing strong winds to the far NW with gales possible and gusts to 65mph in the most exposed northern & NW’ern spots. Showers at times in the north, blustery at times with a risk of hail. Fronts moving away overnight from the east bringing blustery rain showers to parts of the west & south as well by day though the east & SE may stay dry in the main. Temperatures perhaps up to 12C in the south & 13C in the SW but more like 8-10C elsewhere and over northern high ground more like 5-6C, especiallythe Highlands in the strong to gale force westerly winds

FEATURES TO MONITOR THIS WEEK

*Quite windy in the exposed parts of the far north & NW by the weekend with gales & gusts to 65mph on exposed higher ground & headlands

*A few slight frosts likely inland later in the week in places in inland areas across northern England & Scottish eastern & Highland areas

*Hill and coastal mist and fog widespread at times in the west along with overnight mist and fog at times in the rest of the UK up until Friday.

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