Luton Weather

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Got my practical driving exam on Monday 20th Feb. What are the chances of snow on that day?

Sunday 19 February

Heavy snow in Luton on 04 Feb 2012. I asked my dad to drive on Dunstable Road.

Still snowing in Luton

Heavy snow forecast for Luton at 12am.

Snow is getting heavy in Luton. Now settling.

Moderate snowfall in Luton.

Snowing in Luton

Snowing in Luton

Significant shift to the east.

Nothing in Luton but will let you know if it snows.

I think we could see some snow tonight and tomorrow.

70-90% chance it will snow in Luton tomorrow..

We might see some more snow tonight and tomorrow morning.

Snowing in Luton..

Very light snow in Luton.

Don't know.. Do you think we going to get some snow?

Cold weather coming our way after 18th Nov

Cold air coming from both sides.. 14 November onwards

Cold air coming from both sides 14 November onwards..

'Grit ready for a chilly -20°C' Councils order 1.4million tonnes of grit JUST days after a heatwave Brits have been warned to brace themselves for a cold snap with temperatures plunging to -20°C. Nervous councils are busy stockpiling 1.4million tonnes of grit in preparation for another harsh winter and snow falling as early as next month. On average councils have ordered 1,500 tonnes more salt than at the same time last year as forecasters predict the UK could be just weeks away from a sudden collapse in temperatures. Forecaster James Madden, from Exacta Weather, said: "I expect the most frequent and heavy snowfalls to occur across many parts of the UK during November, December and January at present." Temperatures dropped as far as -20°C last winter and Mr Madden said of the upcoming cold snap: "It is likely that temperature and snowfall records will be broken." The Local Government Association (LGA) revealed authorities were aiming to stockpile more salt for October than the total amount used last winter. Scotland has already seen snow this week, just days after record October temperatures saw bikini-clad sun seekers hit beaches around the UK. And forecasters have predicted temperatures in the seventies (Fahrenheit) on Sunday and Monday. Councillor Peter Box, LGA economy and transport chairman, said: "Whatever surprises the weather may have in store for us this winter, motorists can count on council highways teams being better prepared than ever before to keep disruption to a minimum." "This year councils have more salt and better plans in place to make it go further while even more volunteers and community groups have been lined up to help with the great gritting effort." AOL News: http://travel.aol.co...e-within-weeks/ Metro News: http://www.metro.co....all-this-winter Daily Mail: http://www.dailymail...o=feeds-newsxml Express: http://www.express.c...-to-hit-Britain The Sun: http://www.thesun.co...chilly-20C.html