Your weekend forecast!

Evening folks! Well we are now entering summer and for once the weather will feel summerlike! We reached the dizzy heights of 22c/72f today and although the weekend will have dry weather with sunny intervals it wont feel quite so warm and humid as we now have fresher cooler air moving in. So if your off camping this weekend make sure you take a thick duvet or sleeping bag with you as its gonna get fairly chilly overnight, with 5 or 6c/43f likely! Typical highs this weekend a little lower than today with 19c/66f the high ,but feeling very nice all the same! Have a lovely weekend, and I will be back with your week ahead national video forecast, on Sunday.   Ian.
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Your national week ahead forecast and Archive weather...

Your Bank holiday weather forecast...

Evening, Well another Bank holiday is with us and I have to say it will feel a lot difference from todays winterlike conditions! Saturday, starts off on the cool side then a dry day and thankfully winds much lighter than todays! Some sunshine, but a fair packet of cloud too, but that's certainly better than today.Sunday:- as a rather cold start with some patchy frost here and there and then a fair day with some pleasant temperatures of 18c/64f. Just the outside chance of an isolated shower. Bank Holiday Monday starts fine, but turning more unsettled during the day with rain later, but for instance, the Pershore Carnival should escape any bad weather! Whatever youre doing, have a great bank holiday, and I will be back with the video forecast and archive weather later on Sunday! Ian.
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Your National week ahead forecast and Archive weather.

Your Weekend Weather!

Evening! Could be worse, could be better! Yep the weekend is with us again, but not a bad weekend to be out and about,Saturday, will see a lot of dry bright weather, highs of 14c/57f , Sunday, a lot of dry weather but perhaps one or two showers. I will be back, on Sunday with your week ahead video broadcast. Have a good one....Ian.!
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A Guide to.....Understanding Weather Charts and Weather Forecasting [ Part2]

Your National Week Ahead Forecast...!

Evening,! No video forecast due to some techy probs, but the week ahead forecast is not really worth talking about! Monday, will see cold strong winds with showers and some of these will fall as snow over the tops of Snowdonia, the Pennines, Cambrian Fells and the Scottish mountain, so beware if youre out hill walking!Tuesday, showers again with perhaps more persistent and heavy rain in southern parts of the Uk.Wednesday, will see winds becoming lighter with some sunny intervals but more heavy and slow moving showers effecting many, and Thursday/Friday, carrying on the unsettled theme with cool conditions and heavy, slow moving showers with hail and thunder likely especially for the south of the Uk. Beware as skies clear  in some places over night , frost is likely, so make sure you wrap up your tender plants! Hope to have the video forecast back next weekHave a good week...Ian.
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Your Weekend Weather...

Evening, As the picture shows ,unsettled, from now on, although this weekend wont be a wash out! Tonight will see some showery rain, and for Saturday that theme continues and feel cold in the wind. Sunday, is likely to see the best of any dry bright conditions but rain moving in later in the day. Have a good one! Ian.
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Weather warning!

High Winds On Thursday.
A deep area of low pressure will bring strong gusty winds during Thursday. Winds will become strong from the South West during the morning with gusts of wind widely over 30mph and some exposed locations could well see gusts up to 50mph.As trees are now just about in full leaf, some branches may come down. Valid to midnight on Thursday.

Week ahead forecast...

Hiyer, folks! Some nice weather to be had in the next couple of days, but alas, its all down hill from Tuesday night onwards Monday being the warmest day 21c/70f will be reached and perhaps exceeded , then Tuesday fair for a time but wind and cloud increasing to bring some gusty winds and some rain overnight into Wednesday morning. Wednesday will feel very different, with blustery winds and it feeling rather cold in that wind with some showers. Thursday similar with some rain and gusty winds , but by Friday things calming down for the weekend! Have a good one...Ian.
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Weather Round-Up for .......March 2013.

March was the coldest March on records [since 1893] with profound serious impacts on Farmers and Agriculture. The month was astonishingly cold with unusually bitterly cold airmasses affecting all parts of the Uk, Despite a mildish start to the month with a warm 15.7c/60f recorded on the 5th, the second half of the month was even colder than the first half! The average temperature for March in this part of the country comes out at 9.6c/49f for a daily figure. Recorded was 6.1c/48f making it colder than the January and February average. The night time temps came out at an average of minus2c/28f, compared to the average of 2.7c/36f. Severe blizzards occured in some parts of the Uk, [we here managed to avoid this on low ground], but during the 22nd/23rd/24th parts of Mid /North Wales ,the Pennines, and Northern Ireland were buried under huge snowdrifts. Parts of North Wales for instance, had 8meters, or about 27ft snowdrifts resulting in livestock being buried for days in snow, with heavy losses of life for lambs and sheep in picticular. The Cotswolds and Malverns had snow drifts too during this period and another astonishing fact is how long the snow lasted for with only a slow thaw, with snow still on the ground even into early April, some two weeks later from the blizzards.An "ice day" was on the 24th which for this time of year is unheared of where the temperature never got above 0c/32f. Minus 10c was recorded on the 31st. Rainfall or precip came out at average ,recording 58.2mms. This month will be remembered for a very long time.!
                                                           Uk Rainfall Stats  March2013.                                                    
Dundee, Scotland:-75mms
NW Kent:-55mms
Frome Somerset:-48mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-85mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcs:-50mms
MiddletonMoor Derby:-91.6mms
Co Antrim NI:-97mms
Llanelli S.Wales:-51mms
Long lawford Rugby Warwick:-59.6mms
Lampeter West Wales:-95.3mms
Garforth Leeds:-73mms
Royston Herts:-46.5mms
Ft William Scotland:-33mms
Newbury Berkshire:-61mms
Maidstone Kent:-55mms
Warminster Wiltshire:-67.5mms
Wells Somerset:-38mms
Warwick:-27mms
Sidemoor Bromsgrove:-55mms
Brixham Devon:-125mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:-68mms
Cork SI:-164mms
Middle Littleton Evesham Worcs:-54mms
Voews Worcestershire:-58.2mms
Pembroke/Carm Border Sw Wales:-74mms
Swansea South Wales:-30mms
Hornsea East York:-43.3mms
East Devon:-127.2mms
Hyde Cheshire:-22mms
Yatton N.Somerset:-62mms
Headington Oxford:-65mms
Cleethorpes NE Lincoln:-29mms
[One inch=25mms] Many thanks to all Contributors!

Your Weekend Forecast...

Evening Folks. Another bank holiday with us and yes the weather will play ball with us! Tonight will see cloud and patchy rain moving south to greet us first thing in the morning, so a rather cheerless start to Saturday with some damp conditions then things brightening up but still a lot of cloud. Highs of 14c/57f. Sunday will see clear conditions to start with a frost in places then some lovely weather to enjoy, but cloud building up with perhaps the odd shower. Highs of 19c/66f. Lows of 3c/37f. Monday will see great /warm conditions after a cold start, with highs of 21c/70f so go on ,dig out that Bbq! I will be back on Sunday with your all important Week ahead Forecast..! Have a good one....Ian.
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