Met Office: Weather and climate - Central southern England

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	Central southern England

Map issued at: 0123 19 Nov 2006

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Summary: Mainly dry, sunny spells. Becoming wet and very windy overnight.

Today
Isolated coastal showers but mainly dry and bright with sunny spells. Feeling rather cold as southwesterly winds freshen towards evening. Maximum temperature 11 deg C (52 deg F).

Tonight
Becoming very wet and windy with rain then showers spreading east, heavy at times. Strong southerly winds, with coastal gales for a time, easing towards morning. Minimum temperature 10 deg C (50 deg F).

Outlook for Monday
Early rain clearing then mainly dry, sunny spells by afternoon.

Text issued at: 0600 19 Nov 2006


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