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South East weather (Met Office)
Updated: 01:55 on Sat, 04-May
Scattered heavy and perhaps thundery showers developing. Feeling warm.
Today:
- Any mist and fog patches soon clearing, then dry with bright or sunny spells.
- From late morning scattered slow moving showers will develop, these sometimes heavy with a chance of thunder.
- Feeling warm with the light winds.
- Maximum Temperature 17C.
Tonight:
- Early evening heavy and perhaps thundery showers will die away, leaving long clear spells.
- Becoming chilly, especially in rural locations, with areas of fog or low cloud developing towards dawn.
- Minimum Temperature 1C.
Sunday:
- Fog or low cloud gradually clears.
- Then dry and sunny, although cloud will increase from the southwest, with showers probably arriving across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight later.
- Warm.
- Maximum Temperature 20C.
Monday to Wednesday:
- Monday heavy showers or spells of rain, perhaps thundery at times, and feeling cooler.
- Tuesday warmer, becoming dry with bright or sunny spells developing.
- Wednesday dry, fine and warm.
UK Day 6-7 and week 2
- There is a strong signal for high pressure across the UK at the start of this period, bringing a good deal of fine and dry weather for most areas, though with patchy mist and fog in places each morning.
- Northwestern parts of the UK are likely to be the exception to this, with more in the way of cloud and rain at times here.
- The high is likely to maintain its influence into the weekend before starting to weaken during the following week.
- So a continuation of fine weather through the weekend seems likely for most, before a return of less settled conditions during the following week.
- Temperatures are expected to be slightly above normal for early May, with some very warm days possible.
UK Week 3 and 4
- During the longer range outlook period, there is a greater chance of unsettled weather returning, especially across the south.
- This means that spells of wet weather are likely for most with no particular location more prone than anywhere else.
- There are no strong signs for any exceptional temperatures either above or below average, but warm days are possible as are some chilly nights.
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