Ben_Cambs

Cloudy, damp wind from the ESE. Temperature: 8C Dewpoint: 7C Humidity: 94% Pressure 1000mb 0.6mm of rain in the past 24 hours

Mostly cloudy, 6C, another foggy and cold night in prospect

Cold and Foggy morning followed by a quite cold sunny afternoon. Temperatures are falling now 3C, Dewpoint 2C Pressure 1020mb. I expect another cold and foggy night

Nice and Clear barely any clouds 5C, maybe tonight a ground frost?

Currently Clear and calm 7C, Dewpoint 5C, Pressure 1010mb

And the 10th January this year, temperatures didnt go above -2C here and another station in East Anglia recorder a maximum of -3C

Nice clear evening for fireworks! 6C, Dewpoint: 3C, Pressure: 990mb

Stopped raining, a misty night is quite possible

A wet cool evening, Temperature 9C Dewpoint: 8C Pressure 1000mb

I would say Christmas day will hold more westerly winds, possibly a cool north-westerly

Quite cool and fresh. Dry, partly cloudy good visibility to see fireworks! 9C

Good visibility now, mostly clear skies, bright full moon 8C

This morning into lunchtime there was some very heavy rain which cleared into the afternoon and there was plenty of sunshine, now getting dark

Not a bad evening, a lot of leaves came of trees today. Partly cloudy 9C

What a name! :unsure:

I hope not to until maybe when day time temperatures fall into single figures, never have it on at night, there is no point

After this mornings heavy rain, it has cleared and now brightening up quite nicely but still windy, freshning conditions

Ah Yes I remember that! South-west England and the west country did recieve a huge amount of snow. Okehampton eventually recieved 55cm of snow by the 6th. Parts of the south-west recieved the most snow in the entire country. And keeping to this topic, apart from the north-west, Suffolk recieved little or no snow, i remember the radar for the East of England, and it showed barely any preticipation in Suffolk, and if i remember, there was ever so slightly milder air in Suffolk. Later on in the day, a band of Snow from France tracked northwards, and a little milder air followed on, so Suffolk was mostly snow free the next morning, however, in Cambridgeshire, there was a complete covering! :D

A cloudy day with occasional breaks to allow limited sunshine through. A very mild 17C, with gentle winds of 12km/h from WSW. Humidity: 77% Pressure 1020mb Dewpoint: 13C

Still the same, my temperature predictions for the day itself is in the north in Scotland maximum temperature will be 3-5C, while in the south 5-7C

This year twice it happened. On the night of sunday 7th February, the met office had predicted two inches of snow, none fell. The next night as you may remember, a winter storm was forecasted, with up to 10cm of snow in my area. It rained for the good part of a day, then it started snowing at about 10pm. Only 1/2 hour later, it had turned back to rain. It happened last October aswell, we missed out on the snow, it was rain Another one was 3rd January 2008, when about 3 inches of snow was forecasted, but there was only an odd flurry. The last one was sometime in June 2007, when i remember very heavy rain was forecast but none actually fell.

In one of the Highland locations such as Tulloch Bridge, Altnaharra and Braemar, is where the lowest temperature will be. in one of these, -20.2C For my location, i am going to say -8C

Yep, a winter like last would be very nice

Last year i didnt get any snow in October, it fell as rain Due to the El Nino in the Pacific and you may know that a Strong El nino is very bad in terms it means at mild winter, but it probably will weaken before the new year so cold spells are most likely to happen after Christmas in January and February Welcome to the forum aswell