Met Office weather forecast for New Year- including New Year’s Eve - as wet start to 2023 predicted for many
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The year is almost at an end, and many of us will be planning how they will be welcoming in 2023. If you have plans that involve you being outdoors, you may be hoping for a optimistic weather forecast.
On the whole, it looks set to be a wet end to 2022. Many areas of the UK will also be greeted with an equally wet start to the new year.
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Temperatures across parts of Southern England could remain in double figures throughout New Year’s Eve. This is a trend which will continue into the first day of the year.
The temperature will decrease the further north you live, with some parts of Northern Scotland likely to see temperatures of around 3C. The mild temperatures in England especially will stick around for at least the opening few days of 2023.
UK Met Office forecast
December 28
Rain across southern areas will move north-east across all areas through the day, possibly with some hill snow in the far north later. Scattered showers and sunny intervals following into the southwest. Becoming windy, particularly in the south, where it is mild.
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December 29
Colder and windy with sunshine and showers, some heavy in the north and west with a risk of hail and thunder. Best of dry weather in the east.
Outlook for December 30 to January 1
Unsettled with spells of rain, occasionally heavy, pushing across most areas Friday and Saturday. Some snow is likely in the north. Further rain in the south Sunday. Colder with showers elsewhere.
Long range UK weather forecast
January 1 to January 10
The start of January may bring showers or longer spells of rain for many, with the potential for some heavier bursts at times, particularly for western facing hills. Snow most likely restricted to higher ground in Scotland. Some drier and brighter spells remain possible, particularly in eastern parts.
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Generally windy, with temperatures remaining near normal, perhaps slightly below average in the north. Further into the period, changeable conditions are expected to continue. A northwest-southeast split may develop, bringing drier conditions to eastern areas with the most frequent rainfall and strongest winds in the north and west. Temperatures likely to remain near normal, but perhaps locally rather cold in the north whilst remaining mild in the south.
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