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Surface pressure forecast

These charts of surface pressure, from analysis (T+0) to the 84-hour forecast (T+84) are produced daily around 0730 UTC.

T+0 T+12 T+24 T+36 T+48 T+60 T+72 T+84
Surface pressure chart

Met Office view of 0000 UTC surface analysis

A deep area of low pressure lies to the west of the UK, with a complex set of frontal systems moving eastwards across the country, bringing spells of rain followed by showers. High pressure lies to the east, holding fine and dry weather here for a time. Widely-spaced isobars across Europe indicate light and variable winds.

Updated: 0730 UTC on Tue 5 Jul 2011