Met Office: Weather and climate - Central southern England

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Central southern England

	Central southern England

Issued at: 1800 3 Jun 2003

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Summary: Mainly cloudy, with showery bursts of rain. Some brightness, too.

This evening and tonight
Rather cloudy with a few showers at first. Clear spells developing. Light southerly winds. Minimum temperature 11 deg C (52 deg F).

Wednesday
Some brightness, but generally rather cloudy with showers developing, locally heavy. Gentle southerly winds. Maximum temperature 20 deg C (68 deg F).

Outlook for Thursday
Mostly dry with bright or sunny periods.

Issued at: 1800 03 Jun 2003


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