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Sunday, 26 December 2010

The Week Ahead Forecast......

Friday, 24 December 2010

Merry Christmas...!!!

Evening Folks. Well the rush for Christmas is just about over for most folks and the Festive Over-indulgence is just to start, or perhaps has already begun!!, and this weeks severe weather has certainly not helped in the travelling and preperation for the run up to Christmas. Well the good news is that we will have a "White Christmas" underfoot, but a quiet Christmas Day and Boxing Day on the weather scene as high pressure will be controlling our weather.Both Days, will be dry with plenty of Winter sunshine, but extremely cold nights and Days, Xmas morning may well see temperatures down to minus15c/5f and not get above minus 6c in a good many places, so lets hope Santa has brought you loads of thermal clothes!!
Similar weather on Boxing day, Frigid but Fine, but a word of caution is that some patchy freezing fog could effect some places. Anyway Im off to make Santa a nice hot Flask of tea, laced with some Brandy, and stick it by the fireplace, hopefully that will make Santa keep warm and put him in a very good mood and then he may leave me loads of Prezzies...!!and I hope Christmas brings you all the happiness in the World. Merry Christmas Everyone.......
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Wednesday, 22 December 2010

Weather Watch.....SNOW!

This is an update on the snow, for Northern Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, West Midlands,Worcestershire, Northern Herefordshire, Shropshire, and Powys....Snow will become persistent at times across this area with 2 to5 cms [1to 2 inches] widely and 10 to 15cms [4 to 6 inches] locally. The snow is expected to die out this afternoon, and a hard frost expected, pavements and roads will become very dangerous.
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Tuesday, 21 December 2010

WEATHER WATCH....

This is an advanced warning of more heavy snow, from 1am Wednesday December 22nd to To 10pm. A developing area of snow is likely to develop quite widely across Worcestershire, Warwickshire,West Midlands, Gloucestershire,Oxfordshire, Powys ,Herefordshire, and Monmouthshire. This snow is likely to become very persistent and likely to cause havoc on the transport network. Further updates will appear here.

Monday, 20 December 2010

MORE HEAVY SNOW......

This weather warning is valid from 9am Monday 20th to 9am Tuesday 21st. Heavy snow already effecting the West Country and South Wales will move Slowly North and East across Gloucestershire, Monmouthshire Powys, Shropshire, West Midlands, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Worcestershire. This snow is likely to become persistent and likely to give more transport problems across the areas mentioned and with subzero temperatures everywhere there will be an additional problem of ice. The snow around the Swansea area will be heavy for a while this morning ,but tend to die out this afternoon and thats a special one for my cousin! Please take care when travelling.

Saturday, 18 December 2010

HEAVY SNOW...!!

 Heavy Snow will cause some serious travel disruption across ,Worcestershire, Herefordshire, Warwickshire, Oxfordshire, Powys, Shropshire,Gloucestershire and The West Midlands. The public are urged not to travel, as between 6 and 18 inches [15 to 45cms]are likely to fall across this area today[ Saturday 18/12/10]. The Snow is likely to move away later this evening but a widespread severe frost will occur with temperatures falling down to around minus 10c/18f, making roads and pavements very dangerous.
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