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This afternoon will be dry to start, with variable cloud and sunny intervals. Later in the afternoon, thicker cloud and a few showers may start to edge in from the west. A rather mild day, and breezy.

Forecast periods cover 24 hours from 6am each day to 6am on following day min. Wind speeds are in mph. Overcast with rain or drizzle during the morning with the rain becoming lighter and patchier in the afternoon. Cloudy with outbreaks of rain or drizzle through the morning. Becoming mainly dry in the afternoon with some brightness at times. Clear intervals overnight. S or SW , veering NW through the morning, increasing in the afternoon, decreasing in the evening, backing S overnight into Saturday.

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A band of cloud and rain across southern Scotland slowly moves southwards overnight, with clearer spells to the north. Further south, it remains mild and cloudy, with a heavy and blustery showers from the southwest. The band of rain continues to move southeast through Friday. Sunny spells and blustery showers elsewhere, perhaps wintry for Scottish mountains. Colder than Thursday but remains mild in the south. Colder and drier to start on Saturday with frost in the north. Cloudier in the southwest as rain spreads northeast, clearing to blustery showers on Sunday and Monday. Turning mild. A continuation of the changeable but generally mild conditions looks likely but with a tendency for any rain to be heaviest in western, especially northwestern areas while parts of the south and southeast are likely to see longer, drier interludes. Winds generally light to moderate in the south and east, with stronger winds affecting north-western areas at times, although at this time nothing exceptional is expected. Into the latter part of next week and beyond we see a trend for temperatures to fall back closer to average across the UK.

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Day A chance of showers and thunderstorms before 3pm, then showers likely and possibly a thunderstorm between 3pm and 4pm, then showers and thunderstorms likely after 4pm. Patchy fog before 10am. Otherwise, mostly cloudy, with a high near South wind 5 to 10 mph becoming east in the afternoon. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and half of an inch possible. Night Showers and thunderstorms likely, mainly before 7pm.

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Low 46F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph. Cloudy skies early, followed by partial clearing. High 63F.

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Covid Coronavirus. Today and tomorrow. Staying mild and windy. Use Current Location. Further south, it remains mild and cloudy, with a heavy and blustery showers from the southwest. Updated Monday to Friday only. High chance of precipitation. Tonight will see scattered showers push in from the west in places, with largely cloudy skies and just the odd clearer spell in places. For the end of March and into the start of April, pressure is likely to move to higher than average to the north of the UK. Weather warnings issued. Bright and dry towards the evening. More Weather UK. Sunday 17th March Sun 17th. Friday 15th.

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Photo Blog: Aurora photographer captures strange spiral in the sky. This afternoon will be dry to start, with variable cloud and sunny intervals. Weather forecast Current shipping forecast 5 day forecast 5 day coastal forecast. Into the latter part of next week and beyond we see a trend for temperatures to fall back closer to average across the UK. Sunny Intervals. Tonight will see scattered showers push in from the west in places, with largely cloudy skies and just the odd clearer spell in places. See more weather for. Thursday 21st March Thu 21st. Wind speed Miles per hour Kilometres per hour. Light Rain. Tomorrow looks to see variable cloud cover, some bright spells, and scattered showers blowing in from the west, these heavy at times, but clearing towards the evening. Yellow Warning. Updated Monday to Friday only. Sunday 17th March Sun 17th.