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WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST
Issued: 0900 Thursday 27th November 2008
SATURDAY:
Low pressure is going to be centred over the northwest of France on Saturday. Fronts rotate around the low with a warm front edging westwards through England during the day. A trough moves southwards through Ireland, bringing some hefty showers here.
A dull and wet day over much of England. The most persistent of the rain will be through the southeast at first, then this edging westwards through the morning. Northern England will be largely dry and cloudy, perhaps with some rain in the northeast.
Most of Wales should start dry, apart from some showers in the far west. Patchy rain will reach the far east and south in the afternoon.
Scotland should be dry with variable cloud. A few showers for northern and western coasts, these generally isolated and scattered.
Winds will be from the NE 12-18kt (F4-F5) but NE 25-35kt (F6-F7) over the southwest. Across Scotland and Northern Ireland the winds N 10-15kt (F4-F5).
SUNDAY:
Low pressure into central parts of France throughout the day. Strong winds for much of England and Wales as an area of rain becomes slow moving over England and Wales and starts to turn increasingly to sleet and snow.
So it will be a wet day over much of England and Wales. The rain could be heavy at times and it is going to be bitterly cold. The temperatures will be falling through the day and so the rain is going to be turning to sleet and snow, especially over high ground where there will also be some fog. The lightest of the rain across northwest England.
By contrast for Northern Ireland and Scotland the day is going to be dry with plenty of sunshine to come in all places and the west should stay fair here throughout the day. Only Shetland and Orkney may see a few showers.
Winds over England and Wales will be N 25-30kt (F6-F7), nearer N 8-12kt (F3-F4) for Scotland and Ireland as well as northwest England.
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