Your Week Ahead Forecast!

The past week has seen upwards of a months rain and by the time today has finished some places would have seen two months rain in one week! Monday will probably see the best day of the week and some pleasant sunny intervals and temperatures in the warm category at about 18c/64f. Make the most of it though as the rest of the week remains unsettled and turning cooler again with a lot of cloud some showers or even longer spells of rain. The Bank Holiday weekend at this stage looks to be again unsettled and rather chilly!!! Sorry folks!  See Yer Ian.
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Abysmal weather given the time of year, and the forecast is for that to continue! Today will see periods of rain some of which will be heavy and feeling cool with best temperatures of only 10c/50f. Tonight the rain will slowly ease but staying rather damp and murcky overnight.Saturday, staying rather cloudy and cool with perhaps the odd shower here and there, but a lot of dry weather. Highs of 10c/50f.

SUNDAY:-   A very wet and windy day with prolonged heavy rain and gusty NorthEasterly winds making it feel cold at just 7c/45f. Localized flooding is possible. If you have any concerns on River flooding etc go to www.enviromentagency.co.uk/  .The rain easing somewhat late in the day. Whatever the weather have a great weekend! See yer. Ian.
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Your Week ahead forecast!

The picture above really tells the story this week with it probably seeing the wettest week we have had for a very long time, in fact a months worth of rain could well be seen in the next seven days! Rain is expected to fall every day this week , either in the form of showers or longer spells of rain. Windy by Wednesday and this week will feel very cool, highs of just 12c/54f, lows of 3c37f, just possible for a ground frost.!
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Weather Round-Up for....March 2012.

March was very unlike a Spring month and once again came out as one of the driest and warmest since records began! There were only 4 air frosts the lowest temperature was minus 2.7c/27f on the 19th. There were 15 ground frosts however. The month was dominated by High pressure on the whole ,hence the settled condition. There was some large "Diurnal" temperatures during the second half of the month, for instance the months highest temperature was on the 28th at 21.9c/72f after a morning temperature of about minus 1c/30f, a 23 degrees temperature difference within about 9 hours! Rainfall again was very much below the average of  57mms and recorded was just 16.2c/61f! Average daily temperatures were way above the March average of 9.6c/49f and recorded was 14.2c/57f . The average night temperature was closer to the average of 2.7c/36f thanks mainly to the clear calm nights and recorded night was 3.2c/39f. Overall, a very benign, month!
                                                   Rainfall statistics from around the Uk              
Cleethopes/ NE Lincolnshire:- 32mms
Warwick:-7mms
Preston  Lancashire:-17mms
Dundee/ Scotland:-1mm
Hyde/ Cheshire:-17mms
Garforth/Leeds:-20mms
Grimsby/NE Lincolnshire:-35.7mms
Fortrose/Scotland:-15mms
Ballymore/C.Antrim/NI:-48mms
Lampeter/Ceredigion/Wales:-23.5mm
Rugby/Warwickshire:/25.3mms
Mainstone/Kent:-18mms
Bradford-On-Avon/Wiltshire:-23mms
Scarbourgh/North Yorkshire/18mms
Lauren@NW Kent:-20mms
Ft Willian/Scotland:-142mms
Headington/Oxford:-16mms
Derbyshire:-30.8mms
Broxwich/Herefordshire:-8.2mms
Royston/Hertfordshire:-21.5mms
Crocketford/Dumfries/Scotland:-48mms
Cork/Southern Ireland:-13mms
Exeter/Devon:-26mms
Newbury/Berkshire:-43mms
Swansea/Wales:-9mms
Runcorn/Cheshire:-1mm
VOEWS/Worcestershire:-16.2mms
WestCentral London:-52mms
Newtownabbey/C.Antrim/NI:-25mms
Folkstone/Kent:-12mms
Warminster/Wiltshire:-25.5mms
East Ayrshire/Scotland:-85mms
[25mms=One Inch]       Many Thanks To All For There Rainfall Statistics!

Current Deviation Of Temperature And Rainfall Percentage From Norm.


Bar Chart:-Yellow Shows The Percentage Of Above Temperature.

Pie Chart:- Orange show the percentage of below Rainfall.
        

Your Week Ahead Forecast.

Hi,this weeks weather is staying unsettled and cool .Windy especially Tuesday and rain or showers can be expected at anytime during this coming week A cold night to come tonight into Monday morning with a harsh frost. Temperatures as low as minus 5c/24f ,so gardeners beware! See Yer  Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

Hi, hope all are enjoying the Easter break, despite the weather being rather somber! Things go down hill even quicker tonight and Bank holiday Monday, look like a washout and the rest of the week will see rather unsettled conditions with rain or showers at times, the showers heaviest during the afternoon with hail and thunder possible and even some wet snow, later in the week especially on high ground. Feeling cold in the showers but some bright sparkling April sunshine at times. Some of the showers this week could well cause some localized flooding as the showers will be rather intense! Have a good one, See Yer Ian.
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Your Easter Forecast!

Hi folks. An uninspiring Easter as regards the weather, with a lot of cloud and cool conditions to come during Saturday and Sunday with some perhaps light showers . Downhill on Easter Monday though with showers or longer spells of rain for all ,breezy and feeling cool, although one or two bright or sunny spells cannot be ruled out. Turning colder in the Evening, with some heavy showers with Hail and Thunder. Whatever the weather , enjoy! See yer Ian.
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Weather Round-up for....February 2012.

February was a "Two Faced" month with the first half seeing Winter conditions with snow and ice and severe frosts. Snow fell and settled on the 4th and 9th/10th although there was a fairly quick thaw on all occasions. Severe frosts were freqent minus 10c/18f was the lowest I recorded at VOEWS, but there other occasions when the temperature was nearly as cold as this and further East temperatures went below minus 16c during this time.The second half of the month was quite different and at times Springlike.A temperature of 15.7c/60f was recorded on the 23rd and a number of days saw similar temperatures. There were only three air frosts during the second half of the month. Rainfall once again was well below average with only about 40% of average [50mms] recorded 21.2mms ,less than an inch. Average daily temperatures are 6.9c/45f, recorded 7.6c/46f and a average night temperature of 1.3c/35f  and recordedwas 1c/34f.
                                               Rainfall statistics from around the Uk          
Royston Herts:-20.2mms
Fortrose/Scotland:- 23mms
Warminster/Wiltshire:- 16.5mms
Grimsby/Lincolnshire:-17.5mms
Dundee/Scotland:-11mms
Warwick:-20mms
The Deban Valley/Suffolk:-18mms
Bally Clare Co-Antrim /NI:-84mms
Hyde/Cheshire:-38mms
Ft William/Scotland:-251.5mms
Crocketford, Dumfries/Scotland:-82mms
Frome/Somerset:-12mms
Newbury/Berkshire:-15.4mms
Garforth,Leeds/South Yorkshire:-40.5mms
Broxwich/Herefordshire:-17mms
Bradford-on-Avon/Wiltshire:-15mms
Cork/SouthernIreland:-26mms
West London:-43mms
VOEWS/Evesham/Worcestershire:-20.2mms
Yoevil/Somerset:-18mms
Thornaby-on-Tees/NE England:-15mms
Headington/Oxford:-16mms
Maidstone/Kent:-15mms
Runcourne/ Cheshire:-40mms
Scarbourgh/North Yorkshire:-21mms
Derbyshire peak district:-45.2mms
Rugby/Warwickshire:-20.5mms
Lampeter/Ceredigion/WestWales:-64.2mms
Swansea/SouthWales:-23mms
Folkstone/Kent:-21mms
Exeter/Devon:-26mms
Co -Antrim/NI:-64mms
Lauren/NW.Kent:-15.5mms

[25mms=One inch]   Many thanks to all for there Contributions!

Current Deviation Of Temperature And Rainfall Percentage From Norm.


Bar Chart:-Yellow shows the percentage above Temperatures.
Pye Chart:-Grey-Blue shows the percentage below Rainfall.

Snow Joke...!!!

A difficult forecast upcoming this week as the "Devil will be in the Detail"! Certainly a brutal change of weather coming up as we will feel like we are plunged into the depths of Winter.! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday look as though the main threat of Wintry weather is possible and even Friday morning may well see some damaging frosts. Keep you posted on Monday. See Yer Ian.