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UK Outlook for Monday 21 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 30 Jun 2010:

Most areas of the UK should remain largely dry throughout next week with some decent sunny periods at times. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to be cloudiest and are more likely to see occasional rain, although there will be plenty of dry and bright weather too. Although most other places will be mainly dry, isolated light showers may develop at times. Temperatures should be near normal throughout much of the period, and it should feel pleasantly warm in any prolonged periods of sunshine, but will feel cooler on the coasts. Indications are that there these mainly dry conditions will continue to the end of June, with temperatures remaining close to average for the time of year in most places.

Updated: 1201 on Wed 16 Jun 2010

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Met Office

UK Outlook for Monday 21 Jun 2010 to Wednesday 30 Jun 2010:

Most areas of the UK should remain largely dry throughout next week with some decent sunny periods at times. Northern and northwestern areas are likely to be cloudiest and are more likely to see occasional rain, although there will be plenty of dry and bright weather too. Although most other places will be mainly dry, isolated light showers may develop at times. Temperatures should be near normal throughout much of the period, and it should feel pleasantly warm in any prolonged periods of sunshine, but will feel cooler on the coasts. Indications are that there these mainly dry conditions will continue to the end of June, with temperatures remaining close to average for the time of year in most places.

Updated: 1201 on Wed 16 Jun 2010

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Richard Angwin, the weather God of Glastonbury, has just been on Points West lunchtime news, and says current fine weather will last until at least next mid-week, and added that "it could ... could ... last throughout Glastonbury festival period".

Look out for Points West bulletins over the next few days - SKY 986 - he just can't resist a little Glasto mention !

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Richard Angwin, the weather God of Glastonbury, has just been on Points West lunchtime news, and says current fine weather will last until at least next mid-week, and added that "it could ... could ... last throughout Glastonbury festival period".

Look out for Points West bulletins over the next few days - SKY 986 - he just can't resist a little Glasto mention !

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Ah for f**ks sake LW. Lets not start with the puns eh? Jürgen to ruin this thread.

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