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Staying settled and largely cloudy.
Another largely cloudy day with outbreaks of drizzle in some places, particularly in the southeast. Some brighter spells at times, mainly in Scotland and the west. Feeling chilly where the cloud lingers, but warm in any sunshine.
Remaining cloudy for many, although mostly dry, with some patchy drizzle possible across the south and east. Some clear spells developing, allowing it to turn rather chilly in places.
Cloudy with some outbreaks of drizzle here and there, more especially across the south and east. An increasing chance of showers across northeast Scotland. Some brighter spells developing in places.
Staying cloudy for many Friday and Saturday but some drizzly showers likely at times, but some brighter spells too. Becoming changeable from Sunday with wind and rain arriving.
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A transition to more unsettled conditions than of late is expected at the start of this period, as low pressure from the Atlantic moves gradually eastwards across the UK. This will bring an increasing chance of rain or showers fairly widely, perhaps accompanied by some strong winds at times. It is likely to remain fairly changeable as further pulses of rain or showers affect parts of the UK through much of this period, but interspersed with some drier and brighter interludes. Towards the following weekend, and final week of October, high pressure may build to the west of the UK, and with low pressure to the east this may lead to a cooler and slightly drier northwesterly flow with a few showers.
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It is likely to be changeable at first, with a showery northwesterly regime most favoured across the UK. Into November, an unsettled pattern is anticipated, as low pressure systems over the Atlantic track across the UK. These may be shifted farther south than normal, bringing showers or longer spells of rain fairly widely, perhaps also accompanied by some strong winds at times. Temperatures will probably be close to or slightly above average overall.
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