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Weather forecast EE14 First received 9 Apr 2026 00:42 UTC

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ZCZC EE14
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
FRI TO MON
ISSUED BY THE MET OFFICE ON BEHALF OF THE MARITIME AND COASTGUARD AGENCY
AT 082300 UTC
LOW 962 55N 016W TRACKS SE INTO ROCKALL BEFORE TURNING N AND CROSSING SOUTHERN
ICELAND DURING SUN BEFORE BECMG SLOW MOV TO THE S OF ICELAND MON. DURING
THIS TIME THE LOW 998 69N 018W FILLS RPDY AND LOW 983 60N 023W MOVES SE AS
A FLN FEATURE. HIGH 1037 NW OF THE AZORES MOVES STEADILY SE THROUGH THE PERIOD
AS LOW 1014 38N 056W DEEPENS BEFORE PASSING E TO THE N OF THE AZORES DURING
SUN. THIS LOW CONTINUES TO DEEPEN AS IT MOVES NE TO REACH THE SOUTHWESTERN
COAST OF THE UK LTR MON. A FURTHER LOW 1001 NEWFOUNDLAND SUN DEEPENS AS IT
MOVES E INTO THE WESTERN ATLANTIC MON. GALES AFFECT THE NW FRI NIGHT INTO
EARLY SAT AS WELL AS THE N FM LATE SUN INTO MON
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Extended outlook Friday to Monday Issued by the Met Office on behalf of the maritime and coastguard agency At 082300 UTC Low 962°55′N 016w tracks SE into rockall before turning N and crossing southern Iceland during sun before becoming slow moving to the S of iceland Monday. During This time the low 998°69′N 018w fills rpdy and low 983°60′N 023w moves SE as A fln feature. High 1037 NW of the azores moves steadily SE through the period As low 1014 38n 056w deepens before passing E to the N of the azores during Sun. This low continues to deepen as it moves NE to reach the southwestern Coast of the UK later Monday. A further low 1001 newfoundland sun deepens as it Moves E into the western atlantic Monday. Gales affect the NW Friday night into Early Saturday as well as the N from late sun into Monday

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