By Brian Gaze
[Published 06:30 17/02/2025]
The coming week is set to bring a significant change in the weather. Initially, it will remain cold and mostly dry, but by Thursday, it is likely to turn much milder. Temperatures could reach 16°C as a southwesterly flow delivers a taste of early spring-like warmth. However, there is a price to pay, with strong winds and outbreaks of rain posing a risk in all areas, particularly in the north and west. (If you would like to browse the website without adverts and access premium features, see below)
Issued 11th February 2025
Patchy outbreaks of rain and hill snow in northern Britain steadily fade away. Elsewhere it will be dry with variable amounts of cloud.
Temperatures range from 3°C in the north to 10°C in the far south west. Check the weather radar for the most up to date view.
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UK Met UKV, Monday 17th February [Tap animation to toggle cities]
Tonight, outbreaks of rain will push across Northern Ireland and into western Scotland, where they could be preceded by sleet and snow. In other areas, it remains dry with patchy frost.
Tomorrow, the rain, sleet and snow in the northwest steadily fade away, leaving dry conditions in all areas. Temperatures will generally be a little higher than today’s.
UK Met UKV, Tuesday 18th February [Tap animation to toggle cities]
During the next few days there will be periods of rain at times, mostly—but not exclusively—in northern and western areas. Temperatures will steadily rise, and in the second half of the week it is expected to become very mild. However, strong winds are also likely, with gales possible in the north and west at times.
GFS, overview for Wed 19th Feb - Fri 21st Feb
The temperature league tables are for Sunday 16th February 2025. Please note that our database does not include data from all of the official reporting stations in the UK.
Check the CET tracker for the latest information on how this month's temperatures compare to the Central England Temperature averages for 1961-1990, 1971-2000, 1981-2010, 1991-2020, and 1659-2020.
Daffs in bloom. Posted by Brian Gaze
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