Your Week Ahead Forecast....

Your weekend forecast....

Evening all and yes Winter is back to stay this weekend and into next weekend! Cold and cloudy for this weekend  with perhaps some light snow flurries from time to time in at times a brisk NorthEasterly winds. Highs this weekend 2c/36f and lows of minus 1c/34f. Have a good one and keep warm! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast...

Your Weekend Forecast....

Evening Folks, A good weekend weatherwise coming up well compared to recently anyway, Saturday may well dawn misty with a touch of frost ,but this should gradually clear to leave perhaps some bright sunny intervals later. Highs of 8c/46f. Sunday, after a cold frosty start with some mist patches bright or sunny intervals developing. Light winds with highs of 11c/52f. Have a great weekend .Ian...
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Your Weekend Forecast.....

Evening folks! Winter is far from done yet, with a potential snowfest during Sunday/Monday. More about that in a minute. Tonight will see some patchy frost, but cloud will start to increase in the early hours for a rather cheerless start to Saturday.Patchy rain with a few snowflakes possible especially on high ground, is likely throughout the day. This clearing during the evening. A cold day, highs of 4c as a maximum temperature. Now onto Sunday, and its a challenging forecast, but as things stand now, it looks like rain soon pushing into the area early on Sunday morning will be persistent and often heavy through the morning and afternoon, but this rain looks like it will gradually to snow ,firstly on high ground ie Maverns/Cotswolds and then snow is likely down to lower levels later. I will keep you updated in the next 24hrs or so as there is still uncertainty in the forecast. Have a good one, catch up later.........Ian.
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Weather Round-Up for.....December2012.

The general theme for this month was again the exceptional rainfall resulting in frequent flooding up and down the Uk. The months rainfall again came out at least double the average with 74mms being the average around these parts and 148.3mms recorded. There were 26 wet days and only 5 dry days which came in the second week where it turned very cold with 3 ice days recorded on the 11th to the 13th with a maximum day temperature of only minus1.7c/29f on the 12th. The lowest monthly temperature was minus 6.2c/20f again on the 12th, the highest temperature was 12.4c/55f on the 22nd. The average night and day temperatures came out at about average with 7.7c/46f for a daytime temp and 2.2c/37f being the average night time temp. There was gales at the end of the month with a gust of 43mph recorded from the SouthWest on the 30th .The highest pressure was 1028.2mbs on the 10th and the lowest pressure was 984.1mbs on the 21st. Overall a very disturbed month!
                                              The Uk,s Rainfall statistics for December 2012                                       
Aberdeenshire:-125.5mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:- 150mms
Hornsea East Yorkshire:-103.9mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-128.4mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:-112mms
Lampeter West Wales:-257.1mms
Burgess Hill West Sussex:-
Middleton Moor Derbyshire:-210.7mms
Garforth Leeds:-122mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-98.3mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries :-205mms
Isle Of Barra Outer Hebrided Scotland:-130mms
Warwick:-92mms
Fortrose Scotland:-87mms
Maidstone Kent:-127mms
Dundee Scotland:-148mms
Frome Somerset:-204mms
Bradford On Avon Wiltshire:-145mms
Brixham Devon:-216mms
Scarborough North Yorkshire:-139mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove Worcestershire:-111mms
Ft William Highland Scotland:-142.5mms
Llanelli South Wales:-273mms
Warminster Wiltshire:-172mms
NW Kent:-47mms
Login Pembrokeshire West Wales:-96.2mms
Hyde Cheshire:-201mms
The Deban Valley Suffolk:-92mms
Cork S.Ireland:-141.9mms
Swansea South Wales :-120mms
Middle Littleton Evesham Worcestershire:-167mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcestershire:-142mms
Ballyclare C Antrim NI:-105mms
Headington Oxford:-134.2mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-130mms
Yatton N Somerset:-172mms
Newbury Berkshire:-125mms
Wells Somerset:-143mms
Ne Lincolnshire:-94.5mms
Voews Evesham Worcestershire:-148.3mms
[25mms=one inch]  Many thanks to all contributors........

Your National Week Ahead Forecast....!

Your Weekend Forecast....

Hi Folks. A two faced weekend, Saturday mainly dry unless you live on the west and east coasts where wintry showers possible, sunny and cold chrisp conditions for those inland. A hard frost early on Saturday night, but by Sunday morning some rain for southern Britain, milder that clearing later in the day but turning colder late in the day, turning colder for northern Britain, with wintry showers turning up. Highs saturday, 6c/43f, lows of minus 4/26f, Sundays Highs of 10c/50f  . Whatever your doing have a great weekend...
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