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This forecast represents the *PERSONAL OPINION* of the Chief forecaster at the
privately run Haytor meteorological office in Devon on how the weather may
unfold in Devon next week. The Chief forecaster will take no responsibility
whatsoever for any actions arising from its use. It is provided freely in the
spirit of freedom and the great love for meteorology that we personally enjoy
and wish to share freely with others.

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Summary valid for Saturday 14/04/07 to Saturday 21/04/07
TOI (time of issue) Friday 13/04/07 2030 UK local time

This forecast is for all areas in Devon south of the A30 as far west as the
Tamar and as far east as the Exe.

Headline summary:

Very high confidence for yet another mainly dry week ahead with light winds.
Turning fresher and clearer after Tuesday. Possibly becoming colder with night
frosts returning next weekend.

Synoptic summary:

High pressure persisting over Devon. Weak cold front coming through on
Monday/Tuesday.

Detailed forecast:

Saturday looks like being mainly dry with sunny intervals developing. Still hazy
with coastal mist and fog patches. Chance of an isolated shower, especially over
Dartmoor. Light and variable winds. Temperatures 13C on the coast but up to 20C
in a few low-lying places inland, about 16C on Dartmoor.

Sunday should be similar to Saturday, perhaps with more sunshine and
temperatures maybe up to 21C.

Monday again similar to begin with but probably turning cloudy with some patchy
drizzle later in the day. Mist and fog patches over the moors and near the
coast. Light winds with temperatures 14C near the coast and on Dartmoor but up
to 19C in low-lying areas inland.

More drizzle possible overnight into Tuesday, but soon brightening up on Tuesday
as a light northerly wind sets in. Visibility improving with mist and fog
clearing from the coast. Sunny periods later in the day with good visibility.
Temperatures 15-19C depending on altitude.

The rest of the week looks like staying fine and dry with sunny periods, good
visibility and clear nights. Light winds from a northerly point with
temperatures 13-17C depending on altitude. Perhaps turning colder by next
weekend with the risk of night frosts (0 to -2C) and daytime temperatures down
to 10-14C depending on altitude.

Will Hand

Chief Forecaster

Haytor meteorological office

" I shall not commit the fashionable stupidity of regarding everything
I cannot explain as fraud. Carl Jung "

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