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LATEST WEATHER 31-8 / 4-9-22
Free Farmer's forecast
Wednesday
Dry with sunshine in the west. Eastern parts may see some cloud drifting off the North Sea
A strong east to northeast wind affects southern areas throughout. High of 25C/77F in the sunshine in the south.
Thursday
with Low pressure over northern France brings a strong east to northeast wind across southern counties of England. more in the way of cloud, but also bright spells. Generally dry, but the risk of a shower or two running along the coast. most other areas are going to have a dry day with a ridge of high pressure extending south from an anticyclone centred north of Scotland. upto 24C/76F
Friday
We a change in the weather with Low pressure west of Ireland this will be pushing a front eastwards. An area of thundery rain associated with the front will be moving through Ireland during the day, perhaps reaching the west of Wales and western Scotland as well as southwest England by evening. An increasing amount of mist, fog and some low cloud affecting western coasts and hills. While the eastern and southern areas will be very warm and muggy but should stay dry. 25C/77F in the cooler elsewhere .
Saturday
Low pressure remains dominant now over Ireland and will affect the UK through Saturday. Feeling muggy with plenty of cloud and bands of rather showery, sometimes thundery rain circulating around the low pressure. Windy in northern Scotland and SW England. Highs of 25C/77F in the east, 19C/68F in the west.
Sunday
Deepening area of Low pressure remains over or to the southwest of the country on Sunday. Rain for much of England and Wales, some heavy showers following to the south, these thundery at times. Drier in central and northern Scotland and remaining breezy here. Another very warm day in the south at 25C/76F
Whatever the weather enjoy it!
Heads up for next week widespread useful rain .
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