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Weather forecast EE78 First received 30 Apr 2026 00:40 UTC
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ZCZC EE78
EXTENDED OUTLOOK
FRI TO MON
ISSUED BY THE MET OFFICE ON BEHALF OF THE MARITIME AND COASTGUARD AGENCY
AT 292300 UTC
HIGH 1027 EASTERN EUROPE WEAKENS AS IT MOVES SE INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN
DURING THE WEEKEND. LOW 999 70N 006E WILL CLEAR INTO THE BARENTS SEA DURING
SAT AS THE LOW 988 OVER SVALBARD MOVES TOWARDS JAN MAYEN. A FURTHER LOW 1009
DEVELOPS IN THE DENMARK STRAIT SAT BEFORE DPN E INTO THE NORWEGIAN SEA SUN.
THESE LOWS AMALGAMATE OVER THE NORWEGIAN SEA MON. LOW 1015 39N 015W DEEPENS
INTO THE CHANNEL DURING THE WEEKEND BEFORE FLN MON. HIGH 1034 53N 039W EXTENDS
A RIDGE SE TO HIGH 1020 W OF THE CANARIES FRI NIGHT. THIS HIGH AND RIDGE
MOV VERY SLWY E THROUGH THIS PERIOD WITH *HE LOW 1007 34N 043W FLW SLWY SE
BEHIND *T*N REA*CHING S *F THE AZORES BY LATE MON.*STRG WINDS*BUILD OVER
PLYMOUTH NORTHERN BISCAY AND EASTERN SOLE MON AFTERNOON NO GALES ARE EXP
THROUGH THIS PERIOD
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Extended outlook Friday to Monday Issued by the Met Office on behalf of the maritime and coastguard agency At 292300 UTC High 1027 eastern europe weakens as it moves SE into the mediterranean During the weekend. Low 999°70′N 006e will clear into the barents sea during Saturday as the low 988 over svalbard moves towards jan mayen. A further low 1009 Develops in the denmark strait Saturday before dpn E into the norwegian sea sun. These lows amalgamate over the norwegian sea Monday. Low 1015 39n 015w deepens Into the channel during the weekend before fln Monday. High 1034 53n 039w extends A ridge SE to high 1020 W of the canaries Friday night. This high and ridge Moving very slwy E through this period with ·HE low 1007 34n 043w following slwy SE Behind ·T·N REA·CHING S ·F the azores by late MON.·STRG WINDS·BUILD over Plymouth northern biscay and eastern sole Monday afternoon no gales are expected Through this period

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