14 day outlook presented by Alex Deakin.
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00:00Welcome to this 14-day outlook that takes us through the last week of January and
00:05into the first week of February. The weather patterns should be shifting in
00:09that time as well. We've certainly seen some very lively weather of late, a very
00:12active jet stream, the winds high up in the sky have been driving angry areas of
00:17low pressure. We are saying goodbye though to Storm Eowyn through this
00:21weekend but the jet remains lively and further low-pressure systems will bring
00:25further spells of wet and windy weather during Sunday and into Monday. In fact
00:29the weather remains pretty unsettled for the first half of next week with
00:34further low-pressure systems bringing say further spells of wet and windy
00:38weather at times keeping things relatively mild but also as I said
00:42fairly disturbed. We are going to see a change though through the middle part of
00:46next week. The most likely pressure patterns for Thursday the 30th of
00:51January are dominated by high pressure. Whether that high is building in from
00:54the southwest or from the southeast generally that does mean the weather
00:59will be turning drier through the second half of next week. Still across northern
01:05areas we'll see some fairly strong winds and that's how we go into the following
01:09weekend as well. For Friday, Saturday and Sunday the most likely weather patterns
01:1330-40% chance that this will be the setup with high pressure across the
01:17south, temperatures around or a little above average particularly in the north.
01:20Notice still quite windy across the north as well but with high pressure
01:24moving in from the south that promises much more dry weather a lot calmer
01:29conditions as well. It will remain more changeable further north with showers at
01:34times and certainly the first half of next week looks very lively indeed with
01:38further spells of wet and windy weather to come but it does turn a little drier
01:42as we head towards the final few days of January and the first part of February.
01:48What about that first full week of February? Well it looks like the pressure
01:52is going to remain high close to the south. This is the pressure anomaly for
01:56the whole week showing a stronger likelihood of higher pressure near to
02:01the south and east of the UK. Low pressures staying further to the north
02:06and the west. This is averaged over the whole week but generally a pretty strong
02:11signal there that the pressure will remain higher than average across the
02:14south and east bringing drier than average weather. The winds will be pretty
02:19light they often are under an area of high pressure and that does mean in the
02:23winter months we could see some fog and the likelihood of morning frosts. Further
02:27north closer to those low pressure systems the weather is likely to remain
02:31very changeable. There will be some dry and fine weather some decent spells of
02:36bright sunshine and temperatures around average could be quite blustery at times
02:40here as well. That's as we go through say the first working week of the first
02:46full working week of February. As always day-to-day variations will occur so make
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