Cold easing later in the weekend
[Updated 16:20 10/02/2012]
The cold weather continues during Saturday with temperatures struggling to reach 0C (32F) in many parts of the country. Things will begin to change during Sunday as less cold air with some patchy rain and sleet pushes south across the country, although in the south east it may still be cold enough for this to fall as snow for a while. The longer term outlook is less certain, and although it is looking milder, there remains a chance of colder weather returning for a time, especially to eastern parts. Generally the second half of February is looking milder than the first half at the present time, with the weather tending to come from the west rather than the cold east, but there is still some uncertainty. If you're heading off further afield this winter to look for snow, remember to check our great new
winter sports weather forecasts and
winter sports weather risk graphs which cover most major European winter sports resorts. The
weather risk graphs are also available for UK locations.
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