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Any evening showers easing. Clear spells overnight. Less warm Friday. This Evening and Tonight: A few evening showers are possible in the north, only gradually easing away. Otherwise a fine end to the day, with a mixture of sunny spells and variable cloud. Staying dry with clear spells continuing overnight, along with light winds. Minimum Temperature 12C. Friday: Generally fine with some sunny spells, but also variable cloud amounts. Staying rather warm, but cooler than recent days, especially across eastern coasts with some mist or low cloud possible. Maximum Temperature 23C. Outlook for Saturday to Monday: A lot of dry weather, but cooler with variable and often large amounts of cloud. Chance of showers by Sunday and increasingly breezy. Temperatures mostly near normal. UK Outlook for Tuesday 6 May 2025 to Thursday 15 May 2025: Dry with sunny spells across the UK at the start of this period, with cool and breezy conditions soon giving way to less windy and slightly warmer weather which will develop through the working week. Dry conditions will dominate the weather across the UK, but showers or spells of light rain may also occur at times. These are most likely to affect areas around the north and east of the UK. Winds will mostly be light, but could become breezy again at times across the far north. Temperatures will generally be near normal at first, with an overall warming trend by the end of the week. Temperatures will likely be above or around normal through the following week. UK Outlook for Friday 16 May 2025 to Friday 30 May 2025: Through the second half of May, fairly typical spring weather is considered most likely. Fine and dry weather is likely to be interspersed with occasional spells of rain and showers, with a risk of heavy rain and thunderstorms in places. Temperatures will most likely be near or slightly above average overall. |
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