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Variable cloud and sunny spells, the best of which will be across eastern parts where it will likely turn very mild. Cloud will then spread across all areas during the evening. Remaining breezy, especially along exposed coasts. Maximum Temperature 14C.
A cloudy, breezy and mild night for all parts. Generally dry, but some patchy light rain remains possible across the hills and Moors. Minimum Temperature 7C.
Patchy rain will move south-eastwards, weakening as it does. The rain clearing later with cooler, clearer conditions following allowing some late sunny spells to develop. Winds easing too. Maximum Temperature 13C.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
A chilly start on Monday, then turning wet and windy before easing later. A largely fine day follows on Tuesday. Further wind and rain arriving from the west on Wednesday.
Updated at: 0212 on Sat 07 Mar 2015
Heavy rain continuing in the northwest producing large upland rainfall accumulations. Elsewhere, generally dry, cloudy in the west with the best of the sunshine across south-eastern parts and to east of hills; where very mild. Windy, especially in the north.
Rain moves slowly south-eastwards with cooler, clearer, showery conditions following in the northwest. Cloud increasing in the southeast, but dry. Remaining windy, though easing to the north of rain band.
Rain moves southeast and weakens, clearing all but the far south later. Clearer, cooler conditions following with wintry showers over Scotland, locally heavy. Windy in north with gales, easing elsewhere.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
A chilly start on Monday, then turning wet and windy, particularly in the northwest. Another chilly start Tuesday, then largely fine. Wind and rain arriving from the west on Wednesday.
Updated at: 0211 on Sat 07 Mar 2015
UK Outlook for Wednesday 11 Mar 2015 to Friday 20 Mar 2015:
After a bright start on Wednesday, a frontal system, with its associated cloud and rain, will push northeastwards across the UK with strong winds affecting western parts. A drier interlude is expected to follow for a time, before another rain-bearing weather front pushes into the west later Thursday. Whilst most areas will see some rain during this period, southern and eastern parts will be more sheltered and thus remain drier. Thereafter, pressure is expected to build over, or to the east of, the UK bringing more settled and drier conditions to many. However, weather fronts will occasionally push in from the Atlantic bringing cloudier interludes with some rain, mainly to northwestern parts. Temperatures will often be near, or perhaps above average, but with cold nights still likely under clearer conditions.
UK Outlook for Saturday 21 Mar 2015 to Saturday 4 Apr 2015:
It looks probable that pressure will remain higher than average across the UK at first. This would bring generally drier than average conditions, but it is likely that there could be large amounts of cloud at times, with some occasional rain or showers, particularly across the north. There are signs that more of a northwest-southeast split will develop in late March and into early April with wetter conditions into the northwest, whilst drier conditions and higher than average pressure perhaps persist in the southeast.
Updated at: 1149 on Fri 06 Mar 2015
Location: 50.7387, -1.9141
Altitude: 40m above mean sea level