Summer Sun

3.9c to the 15th 0.1c above the 61 to 90 average 0.5c below the 81 to 10 average

BBC Monthly Outlook Summary Turning mild for a while. Colder by mid-February Wednesday 17 January to – Sunday 21 January Turning milder at the weekend Monday 22 January to – Sunday 28 January Unsettled but mild Monday 29 January to – Sunday 11 February Possibly colder by mid-February Further ahead The next forecast update will take us further into February, and we will also see if models give more of a clue about the potential for colder weather to return during February. https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook

Early wind warning issued for Northumberland for Sunday's storm https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2024-01-21&id=98f8c4d0-d0c2-4062-867e-ccaa027a8b5e

Snow and ice warning issued from 01:00 to 12:00 tomorrow Occasional snow showers, some heavy, are likely to move south across parts of northeast England overnight and during Thursday morning, with a few also reaching Norfolk later. 1-3 cm of snow accumulating in places and possibly 4-7 cm over some hills of northeast England. The showers falling as sleet at times at the coast. Icy stretches will also form on untreated surfaces https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2024-01-18&id=df0b466a-d84c-4b63-bedf-d828395efe24

A bitter start with clear skies giving way to a hard frost Temp -4.8c

Bitter start in Darlo currently -4.9c

Sunday 21 Jan - Tuesday 30 Jan By Sunday the transition to above normal temperatures is complete with Atlantic frontal systems pushing northeast across the UK bringing spells of rain and very strong winds across all areas. There is the potential for some damaging winds on Sunday into Monday, especially in the north. Rain is likely to be heavy at times across many western hills. The milder and wetter than normal conditions seem most likely to persist through to late-January, the wettest and windiest conditions likely to be focussed across the north and northwest, and in the the south and southeast some drier and more settled spells of weather are likely, especially later in the month, when the chance of overnight frost and fog increases once again. Wednesday 31 Jan - Wednesday 14 Feb After a likely milder, more unsettled spell during the preceding week, into early February there is again an increased likelihood of high pressure having greater influence on UK weather patterns. There is uncertainty in exactly where high pressure will become established but this increases the likelihood of drier conditions. There is also a greater than normal likelihood of winds from the east leading to an increased chance, compared to normal, of cold spells. Whilst a drier and colder scenario is most likely during early February, there remains a chance of some milder interludes with spells of rain and strong winds, especially across the north. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/uk

This looks to be it for snow going by the beeb it's dry and sunny until Friday then from Saturday we return to normal with some rain and temps back into double figures by day

Darlo is currently getting a more organised area of snow pushing in from the west

4.1c to the 15th 0.3c above the 61 to 90 average 0.3c below the 81 to 10 average

Just starting to lay now in Darlo

We've got some developments to the west of Darlo (red triangle) in the past 10 to 20 minutes

0.5c in Darlo now. It's getting colder as the main band nears

Just started in Darlo

0.7c currently in Darlo with snow gradually moving closer

Tuesday 30 Jan - Tuesday 13 Feb After a likely milder, more unsettled spell during the preceding week, into early February there is again an increased likelihood of high pressure having greater influence on UK weather patterns. There is uncertainty in exactly where high pressure will become established but this increases the likelihood of drier conditions. There is also a greater than normal likelihood of winds from the north or east leading to an increased chance, compared to normal, of cold spells. Whilst a drier and colder scenario is most likely during early February, there remains a lower chance of milder interludes with spells of rain and strong winds. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/uk

Saturday 20 Jan - Monday 29 Jan Over the weekend, a transition to less cold conditions will occur as Atlantic frontal systems start to arrive from the west, eventually bringing spells of rain and strong winds across all areas. Following this transition, rain is likely to be heavy at times across many western hills. Whilst conditions will turn milder, this transition brings the chance of some transient snow for higher ground in the north of Scotland. Once established by the end of the weekend, milder and wetter than normal conditions seem most likely to persist through to late-January, although the south could have some drier spells of weather at times, especially later in the month, when the chance of overnight frost and fog increases once again. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/forecast/uk

4.4c to the 14th 0.6c above the 61 to 90 average Bang on the 81 to 10 average

Snow and ice warning issued from 00:00 to 12:00 Wednesday sleet or very wet snow expected at lower levels https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?date=2024-01-17&id=3471fe50-804c-41b6-93e5-382f2ae83cfa

Plenty of sunshine this morning which is rare compared to recent weeks Rather cold with it given the north westerly wind Temp -1.1c with a low of -1.5c

A cold night with a light to moderate wind and mostly clear skies Temp -0.1c

Light snow in Darlo

The flow is north westerly which is likely to push it towards Teesside