By Brian Gaze
[Published 06:30 26/02/2024]
The coming week is expected to bring unsettled conditions with showers or longer spells of rain affecting all regions at times. The meteorological spring begins on Friday, but there could be a wintry flavour to things with chilly weather leading to a risk of sleet or snow over high ground in the north. (If you would like to browse the website without adverts and contribute to its ongoing development, explore the payment options, see below)
Issued 20th February 2024
Issued 26th February 2024
Monday begins with outbreaks of rain in the south eastern corner and showers in the north east. Elsewhere, it is dry and there has been a frost in places.
This morning the rain in the south east clears. All regions then have sunny spells, but there will be scattered showers pushing southwards across eastern areas. Windy in the south generally, but particularly near to the south coast.
Temperatures range from 5°C in northern Scotland to 10°C in southern England. You can check the weather radar for the most up to date view.
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Tonight starts mostly dry. However, outbreaks of rain push southeastwards across the northern half of the UK and possibly reach Wales by the morning. Over the Pennines and Scottish mountains there could be some sleet and snow. Areas to the south remain dry and frost probably develops quite widely.
Tomorrow, the band of rain pushes down across southern and central regions. The rain becomes patchy, but there could still be a few heavier bursts mixed in. Brighter and showery conditions return to the north. Temperatures similar to recent days.
Wednesday will probably be dry in central and eastern areas. However, outbreaks of rain push across Northern Ireland and during the afternoon they extend into western Britain. After a chilly start to the day, temperatures recover and in the afternoon they are expected to be close to the average.
Thursday is looking mixed. Wet conditions spread southeastwards, but it should turn brighter and showery in the north. Windy, with temperatures remain close to the seasonal norm.
The meteorological spring begins on Friday, but the weather may have a wintry flavour to it. Showers or longer spells of rain spread eastwards and over high ground in the north there is a risk of sleet and snow. Rather chilly.
Near to Berkhamsted. Daffs in full bloom. Posted by Brian Gaze
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