Your weekend forecast!

Evening Folks. Quick one from me for the weekend. Staying cold with frost and perhaps fog overnight, then some patchy rain sleet and perhaps hill snow tomorrow morning followed by clearer sunnier skies leading to another very cold night into Sunday morning with plenty of dry bright allbeit very cold conditions , Sunday afternoon clouding over and the evening will see the breeze picking up with some wintry conditions especially over high ground at first but turning milder but rather damp on Monday. No video forecast from me this Sunday,as Im away, but I will keep you updated next week with the cold conditions persisting. Have a great weekend. Ian.
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Weather Round-up For October 2012

October, was a very unsettled and rather colder than average month.Pressure ranged from a 1024.4mbs on the 23rd to997.7mbs on the 11th.Snow turned up at the end of the month as far south as Essex making it the earliest snowfall since 1888.There were 10 days of dry weather here in Worcestershire but with 21 wet days with 84.6mms compared to the average of 56mms. Highs this month was 16.8c/63f on the 1st and the low temperature was minus0.7c/30f on the 27th.The average day time temperature is 14.6c/58f and the recorded day temperature was 13.3c/56f. The average night temperature is 7.6c/45f and recorded was 6.7c. A stark contrast to the previous October!
                                                   The Uk,s rainfall stats October 2012                                                  
Scarborough:-75mms
Swansea:-183mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcs:-63.5mms
Newbury  Berkshire:-127.5mms
Exeter Devon:-124.4mms
MiddletonMoor Derbyshire:-83.5mms
Llanelli  SouthWales:-173mms
Garforth Leeds:-85mms
Cleethorpes:- Ne Lincolnshire:-65mms
Ft William Highland Scotland:-201.5mms
Burgess hill W.Sussex:-65mms
Hyde Cheshire:-80mms
Dundee Scotland:-118mms
Warwick:-46mms
Frome Somerset:-127mms
Grimsby  NE Lincolnshire:-58.2mms
Brixham Devon:-180mms
Maidstone Kent:-130.5mms
Lampeter West Wales:-149.9mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:-60.1mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-70mms
Hornsea East Yorkshire:-59.8mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-78.8mms
Warminster Wiltshire:-121.5mms
Cork S.Ireland:-89mms
Isle Of Barra:-Outer Hebrides Scotland:-176mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:-82mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove:-73mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries Scotland:-150mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-75mms
Pembrokeshire, SW Wales:-110mms
Madrid Spain:-138mms
NorthWest Kent:-69mms
The Deben Valley Suffolk:-61mms
Headington Oxford:-98mms
Wells Somerset:-99mms
Bradford On Avon Wiltshire:- 115mms
SE Antrim NI :-95mms
VOEWS Evesham Worcs:-84.6mms
Pershore Worcs:- 147mms
Middle littleton Nr Evesham Worcs:-95mms
[25mms=1 inch]  Many thanks to all contributors!

Your Winter Forecast 2012/2013.

This Winter forecast I stress is entirely my own thoughts and not influenced by any outside source.
HEADLINE.
Cold to very cold conditions generally throughout this winter,Stormy at times, picticulary for Southern Britain, flooding issues are still likely,and generally above average snowfall. Milder weather at times likely but short lived.
DECEMBER.
This month will often see airmases sourced from the Artic move south to cover the Uk for most of this month,with limited milder spells in to SouthWest Britain. Snow is likely to be disruptive in places and even the South of the Uk could well see snow with perhaps stormy winds with low pressure moving North or NorthEast.
JANUARY
2013 Looks to start off cold and wintry, but this month looks like Northerly to Northwesterly winds will be more common place, so Scotland and Northern England and North Wales bearing the brunt of any significant snowfall whilst South East Britain could well see some very cold frosty weather with subzero or"ice days" and see less of any significant snow but not exclusively. January is likely to see the coldest month overall of the Winter months.
FEBRUARY.
High pressure is likely to establish itself over Scandinavia, so frequent Easterly outbreaks look likely to be more common. The North and East of the Uk look like seeing the driest of the weather but with snow showers likely, but low pressure is likely to move up from the SouthWest at times bringing the threat of snowstorms and flooding rain as the West turns briefly milder. Overall temperatures colder for Eastern Britain a little milder for Western Britain at times but overall still average temperatures or below for all.
KEY THOUGHTS SUMMERY.
*Generally below average temperatures for all,but all areas at times will see some short lived mider spells.
**Above average stormy spell especially for Southern Britain picticularly during December and February
***Precipitation including snowfall above average ,although Eastern Britain may well see average or below precipitation during February.
***Disrupted or Buckled Jet stream leading to some notable severe weather this Winter,which computer models will not pick upon until very near the time.
****Computer models will often underestimate severe weather even in a so called "Reliable timeframe"

Your Week Ahead Forecast....!

Your Week Ahead Forecast......!

Your Weekend Forecast....

Evening folks. Some dire weather this last week, and unfortunately more to come this weekend. A respite tonight as skies will become clear and Jack Frost will make an appearance. Lows on Saturday morning down to minus1/30 f, so watch out for icy surfaces on untreated roads and pavements. Perhaps some mist and fog first thing, but this will soon clear to leave a dry morning, but with increasing cloud and breeze. Rain moving in during the afternoon and this gets heavier and more persistent during the evening and first part of the overnight period. A cold feeling day. Overall, an inch of rain looks likely so certainly more renewed flooding problems are likely during Sunday. If youre concerned please go to  http://www.enviromentagency.com  to check river levels. A brief respite on Sunday morning and early afternoon but more rain moving in later on Sunday and into Monday.Anyway whatever youre doing have a good weekend, stay safe, and later next week ,we may be using the [S] word! Ian.
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Weather Warning!

Flooding And High Winds.

Todays heavy rain is expected to clear this afternoon, but Rivers will continue to rise leading to some flooding. Round two of severe weather is expected during Thursday as gusty winds and heavy afternoon rain is expected. The River Severn is likely to see some of the worst of the Flooding as Heavy rain will also effect Wales during this time. The enviroment agency is worth keeping up with. 
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Your Week Ahead Forecast....

Your Early Weekend Weather!!

Your Weekend Weather!

Evening! The weather will be fairly kind to us this weekend Saturday starts off bright and cold, some showers around during the day then clearing Saturday night to leave cold dry clear conditions ,to leave a widespread frost Sunday morning with lows of minus1c/30f. A dry day on Sunday with some sunny intervals ,highs of 9c/48f. Cold and clear Sunday night to leave an early frost to form. Whatever youre doing have a good one! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

 

Evening Folks! Some early snowfall for some parts of the Cotswolds this morning and up to six inches of snow fell in some parts of SouthWest England, quite exceptional for this time of year! The cold wet theme continues tonight, but the rain and Wintry mix on the Cotswolds and Malverns  dying out later in the night. Turning clear and cold for Monday with frost and fog to start off the day, then some bright intervalls but rather cold. A brief milder spell mid week, but turning colder and staying unsettled by the end of the week! Have a good one .......Ian.
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An Early Weekend Forecast!

Evening Folks , and an early and quick update for the weekend. Both Saturday and Sunday both have a windchill, largely dry and bright , but there will be some scattered heavy even thundery showers, containing hail and some of these on the top of the Cotswolds and Malverns will be of a rain/sleet mix.  Saturday evening for the most part will be reserved for the Firework celebrations, take your boots, scarf and hat and even an umbrella, as the wind will be strong and it will feel below freezing!although it should be dry as the showers will have died back to the Welsh hills and Mountains and Coasts, although some showers are still possible! Have a good one. Ian
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