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A chilly start greets many parts this morning as clearer skies overnight allowed temperatures to fall back down towards freezing, and just below across some northern areas. There's also some mist and fog patches around over central and eastern parts, |  |



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All eyes will be on the skies tonight as Guy Fawkes Night 2009 is upon us, and the question everyone is asking: What will the weather be like? Low pressure is still in charge of our weather today, and there |  |
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The showery theme continues today thanks to low pressure still sitting close to northwest Scotland. Moderate westerly winds are blowing some heavy showers into western areas, and these will continue throughout today. For many central and eastern areas it is |  |
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Low pressure centred close to northwest Scotland is the dominant feature of our weather today, and means showers or longer spells of rain will affect many areas from time to time. Already this morning has got off to a damp |  |
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As promised, its a very wet start to the day across most of Britain and Ireland as a deepening low sweeps north-eastwards. Heavy rain and strengthening winds are making for a very unpleasant morning in many areas, and we have |  |


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A pretty decent day is in prospect for much of Britain and Ireland today, especially when compared to what is heading our way for tomorrow. Low pressure is the main driver of our weather at the moment, but for most |  |
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All eyes are on the weekend weather as there is the potential for some really quite nasty weather to sweep in off the Atlantic on Sunday as a deepening low moves across the country. Confidence is still rather low over |  |
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We're now into the final week of October, and it looks set to be the mildest week of the month for many areas as very mild south-westerly winds set in. The reason for this will be thanks to high pressure |  |
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An increasing southerly breeze across the country today will indicate the end of the quiet spell of weather as high pressure slips away to the east, allowing an Atlantic low pressure to take over this week. The low is a |
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Pressure is now falling across much of the country as the high that has brought the generally settled conditions of recent days loses its grip over Britain and Ireland. You can probably guess the end result - yes, a return |
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Another quiet autumnal spell of weather is on the cards over the coming days as a large area of high pressure settles itself over Britain and Ireland. There will be some day to day variations, but the main theme will |
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The changeable conditions of yesterday are now clearing away eastwards, and although low pressure will never be too far away this weekend, the weather for the majority of Britain and Ireland will be set fair. It's a slow start to |
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Autumn's here! As we have been promising for a few days now, a very windy day is in store across much of Britain and Ireland today thanks to a deep area of low pressure passing close to northern Scotland. Winds |  |
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Indeed, Gremlins have got into the Weather Data and are giving us a merry old chase! So whilst the Techies hunt through our server room with nets, spray and BIG sticks we thought we would let all our faithful Metchecker's |
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Not an awful lot to talk about with regards to the weather today thanks high pressure continuing to dominate the weather across Britain and Ireland. Its worth mentioning that the first air frost of the autumn was actually recorded in |
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A huge variation in the weather across Britain and Ireland today as an Atlantic storm brings some very windy weather indeed to the northwest, whilst the warm air coming up from the southwest brings a hot day for the southeast! |
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Our good old weather has got itself somewhat in a muddle and over the next few days some places are going to see a change from distinctly autumnal conditions...back into summer! The return to summer will be a result of |
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Its a glorious start to the day across many central, southern and eastern parts of England with lots of sunshine to enjoy. However, this isn't going to last, as cloudy skies already over Scotland and Ireland will feed their way |
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A fine day is in store across most of Britain and Ireland thanks to a ridge of high pressure having built in across many areas. There will be a little more cloud towards the southwest and later across western areas |
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A classic north-south split is on the cards for today as a ridge of high pressure brings a decent day to southern Britain, whilst low pressure and its associated weather fronts move into the northwest, bringing rain with them. This |
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