Weather Extended Outlook
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Niton
Cullercoats
Portpatrick
Extended Outlooks 1800 UTC Sun 26 May to 1800 UTC Wed 29 May Issued by the Met Office, on behalf on the Maritime and Coastguard Agency, at 242300 UTC
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Niton
High, 1021, over sea area Plymouth on Sunday evening is expected to decline early on Monday as a deep Atlantic low moves east to lie over the south of Bailey, 978, by midday Monday. This low then drifts slowly southeast and fills during Tuesday as a new shallower low develops over sea area Thames later on Tuesday. This new low is then expected to move slowly northwest to lie near the Humber on Wednesday. Occasional strong northeast winds over the southeast of Fitzroy on Sunday evening are expected to ease early on Monday. Strong, mainly west to southwest winds over Shannon on Sunday evening are expected to extend east and south to all areas except Thames, Dover and Wight during Monday and Tuesday with a risk of gales at times in Shannon. Winds veering northwest in most areas on Tuesday and easing in Shannon later on Wednesday
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Cullercoats
High, 1021, over sea area Plymouth on Sunday evening is expected to decline early on Monday as a deep Atlantic low moves east to lie over the south of Bailey, 978, by midday Monday. This low then drifts slowly southeast and fills during Tuesday as a new shallower low develops over sea area Thames later on Tuesday. This new low is then expected to move slowly northwest to lie near the Humber on Wednesday. Occasional strong northerly winds affecting Fisher and German Bight on Sunday evening are expected to ease early on Monday. Strong, mainly south to southwest winds are expected to develop over Fair Isle, Cromarty and Forth early on Monday and extend east and south to other areas north of 54N and west of 4E by Monday evening with a risk of gales for a time in Fair Isle. Winds easing in all areas during Tuesday
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Portpatrick
High, 1021, over sea area Plymouth on Sunday evening is expected to decline early on Monday as a deep Atlantic low moves east to lie over the south of Bailey, 978, by midday Monday. This low then drifts slowly southeast and fills during Tuesday as a new shallower low develops over sea area Thames later on Tuesday. This new low is then expected to move slowly northwest to lie near the Humber on Wednesday. A ridge of high pressure is expected to build northwards from the Azores high towards Iceland later on Wednesday. Strong winds affecting areas in the north and west are expected to extend east and south to all areas by early Monday with a risk of gales at times in all areas except Lundy, Fastnet and Irish Sea. Winds are expected to slowly ease in all areas except Lundy, Fastnet and Irish Sea during Tuesday and Wednesday
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Last Updated at 23:35 UTC on Friday 24 May
