On Jun 15, 8:07*pm, "Keith(Southend)"
wrote:
Looks fairly consistent between UKMO, ECMWF & GFS that high pressure
will dominate the weather over the next week (or two). Location of high
appears to be centred over the UK with an easterly flow to the south.

Looks good to me :-)
--
Keith (Southend)http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

You beat me to it! Get Wednesday out of the way and there is some
lovely summer weather on its way for England and Wales. Not
swelteringly hot, but warming through next week to be very warm in
some areas. Can't say the same (yet) for Scotland, which may catch
some cool Northerlies for a while and some fronts may run over the top
of this high to give rain to the NW, but areas south of the Scottish
border and especialy SW England, look as if they are in for at least a
week of fine, sunny and mainly dry weather. Out to 10 days; well if
you've been watching the gfs at that distance, you'll have seen a fair
bit of inconsistency over the past few days (in fact, over the past 2
weeks). The MetO says continuing fine and mainly dry out towards 16
days, but that's crossed fingers territory. I may be agreeing with
them out to 10 days, by tomorrow, if we get consistency on the gfs for
high pressure and agreement with the ECM. If that high does wander
further East, it could pull up some very warm air towards the end of
next week.