"There is considerable uncertainty for early June, but with little sign
of significant rainfall in the south."

"Sunshine is likely to be above average for the most part and this will
help give temperatures above average, or even well above the average,
for much of the period, especially in the southeast."


UK Outlook for Wednesday 25 May 2011 to Friday 3 Jun 2011:
For Wednesday and Thursday some central and northern parts of the U.K.
could have rain at times but southern parts, especially the southeast
are more likely to dry. Later in the week, northern areas will probably
remain unsettled with some rain or showers at times, whilst little or no
rain is expected in the south. Temperatures will begin generally around
or just below average, with some chilly nights likely during the first
week. However, a gradual warming trend is expected later in the week,
with signs that southeastern parts may become warm by the end of the
weekend, with just a low risk of thundery showers. There is considerable
uncertainty for early June, but with little sign of significant rainfall
in the south.

Updated: 1242 on Fri 20 May 2011

UK Outlook for Saturday 4 Jun 2011 to Saturday 18 Jun 2011:
For this period, rainfall amounts look to be close to or below average
for the time of year for most parts of the UK. Sunshine is likely to be
above average for the most part and this will help give temperatures
above average, or even well above the average, for much of the period,
especially in the southeast.

Updated: 1307 on Fri 20 May 2011