TheWeatherOutlook UK winter weather forecast 2009/10 The winter is expected to be slightly colder than average, with a high risk of widespread snowfall, according to the TheWeatherOutlook long range forecast. Brian Gaze for TheWeatherOutlook said, "We are expecting temperatures during the December to February period to be below average with the prospect of significant snowfall affecting most of Britain at times."
Many winters during the last 20 years have been mild and largely snowless. Last winter broke the trend with below average temperatures during the 3 month period and heavy snowfalls affecting much of the country. Past records suggest that colder winters tend to come in clusters, with the 1960s and 1980s providing examples of this.
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Issued 07:00 GMT, 30/11/2009
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