Changes on the way with snow and cold, as we return to winter
As
we approach the middle part of the new working week, the picture is
set to turn much cooler than of late across the country. This will
lead to the development of some widespread frosts and icy patches in
places from Wednesday onwards. The cooler temperatures will also be
accompanied by some rather foggy conditions at times during the
evenings too, but especially more so across some northern and central
areas of the country. The fog may also struggle to lift and become
quite persistent at times in these parts throughout the day and into
next weekend too.
As
we approach the end of the working week and head into next weekend,
the risk of wintry precipitation and snow showers will increase
significantly. Friday will see the development of these first wintry
showers across some northern and eastern parts of the country, but
especially more so across higher ground to begin with. The weekend
will then see a continuation of the cold conditions and widespread
frosts, which will once again be accompanied by some rather foggy
conditions (some freezing fog in places). This will also bring a
continued risk of snow, but especially more so across parts of the
north, east, and south-east of the country. Some of these snow
showers may also push into other parts of the country throughout next
weekend too (especially throughout Saturday evening and into Sunday).
Please
also feel free to check out the short range forecast for your area,
which is continuously updated at regular intervals throughout each
day on the basis of weather model suggestions
The Spring 2013 (March, April, May) is also now available to subscribers in the link below
http://www.exactaweather.com/UK_Premium_Forecast.html
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