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West Midlands weather forecast
Headline:
Milder and windier with some heavy rain at times.
This Evening and Tonight:
Very wet at first this evening but becoming mainly dry later with clear spells and a chance of a few showers overnight. Winds easing but remaining quite blustery. Turning rather cold in sheltered rural areas but staying mostly frost free. Minimum temperature 3 °C.
Friday:
A drier day to come with some sunny intervals during the morning and the odd shower. Cloudier during the afternoon with a higher chance of showers, these locally heavy. Breezy. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Mild and windy this weekend with periods of heavy rain interspersed with drier/clearer and more showery spells. Possible gales at times. Turning somewhat less mild on Monday with sunny spells.
Updated:
UK long range weather forecast
Initially unsettled but mild, with rain clearing northern areas whilst showers and sunny spells expected in the south - potential for heavier showers merging into longer spells of rain. By mid-week becoming more settled as high pressure affects southern areas whilst remaining a more wet and windy regime in the north. As such, the wettest weather likely across western high ground, mainly in Scotland and occasionally parts of Northern Ireland and northwest England. Settled conditions in the south with average temperatures and cloudy at times with patchy light rain near coasts and over hills. Clearer spells favouring the southeast but these also allowing potential for fog or frost overnight. The following week returns to unsettled conditions but average to mild temperatures, though favouring the northwest for wettest and windiest conditions.
Updated:
Most likely to be unsettled with further bands of rain crossing the UK with brighter conditions and showers in between. The wettest and windiest conditions are most likely in the west and northwest. The chance of a colder spell of weather, with hazards such as snow and ice, does increase later in December and into the New Year period. However, conditions are more likely to remain generally mild and wet.
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