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UK Outlook for Thursday 9 Dec 2010 to Saturday 18 Dec 2010:
It is likely to start mainly dry over much of the UK, however sleet and
snow showers will continue to affect parts of the north and east. Some
parts of the northwest and west may become cloudier and less cold with
outbreaks of rain for a time on Friday and through the weekend.
Elsewhere, it should remain mainly dry, with sunny spells and overnight
frost and freezing fog patches, although still with a risk of snow
showers for northern and eastern UK. Towards the end of the second week,
there is a risk of it turning more unsettled with sleet and snow
becoming more widespread, especially in northern and eastern parts.
Temperatures will continue well below average with widespread overnight
frosts and freezing fog patches where winds fall light.

Updated: 1152 on Sat 4 Dec 2010

UK Outlook for Saturday 18 Dec 2010 to Saturday 1 Jan 2011:
For the remainder of December and into the start of the New Year,
temperatures look set to remain well below average for much of the UK,
with often widespread frost and ice. Precipitation amounts are expected
to be generally around average for many, with further snowfall a
distinct possibility in some places. However, western parts of the UK
may see more in the way of drier weather. Amounts of sunshine should be
around or slightly above average for many.

Updated: 1153 on Sat 4 Dec 2010