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Hello again,
A thought many of you would want to be out and about this weekend and might appreciate an early forecast, so here it is.
A more detailed weekend forecast can be watched at Weatherweb.TV and there are all the other forecast on there as well, available free to view at anytime.
If you have a friend who wants to receive this forecast each week they just need to send an email to sailingweather-subscribe@weatherweb.net
Best wishes,
Simon
WEEKEND WEATHER FORECAST
Issued: 1500 Thursday 10th July 2008
SATURDAY:
Low pressure off southwest Norway at midday, extending its influence through the British Isles. However, notice how a ridge of high pressure is building through Ireland and this should bring us a better day on Sunday. An occluded front affecting eastern Scotland and northeast England, moving southwards through the North Sea.
Areas of rain and showers affecting the east of Scotland and northern England through the day, ringing moderate or poor visibility here.
For most other areas the day will be cool with broken cloud. There will be some showers, notably along the north coast of Wales, a few in the Midlands and a scattering of showers through southern England.
Winds W 10-15kt (F4) through southern England, NW 15-20kt (F5) over northern England and western Scotland, and NW-N 25-30kt (F6-F7) at times through eastern Scotland and northeast England.
SUNDAY:
A change taking place on Sunday as a ridge of high pressure builds through the British Isles. The effects of the occluded front over the southeast may still be being felt in the morning, but this weakening in the afternoon. A warm front approaches western Ireland later, moving steadily east.
So some early showers over southeast England. These will be clearing away. Most parts of the country will then have broken cloud and some sunny spells, but also mainly dry conditions. The sunny spells becoming more frequent into the afternoon. Most areas should be dry, although an odd shower is possible across the higher parts of Wales.
Increasing cloud bringing rain into Ireland in the afternoon and making the sunshine hazy in Wales and the west of England.
Winds will be mainly W 8-12kt (F3-F4), backing SW then S 12kt (F4) in the west.
