snowingman

yes county down - well the mid and north bit anyway has missed out on ALL the fun recently most most disappointing........ twice now there has been MASSIVE expectation, and nothing have yet to make one snowball this winter - so NO different to last winter... ah well can;t wait until the 20th Feb - this might be the coldest spell ever!!! yeah - sure good night -

Chucking it down with rain here... has been all night long snow?!?!?! what snow you are all dreaming out there!!

major warm up on the way, a cold start but then very mild - hitting 7.1C on average... roll on spring

temperature here just 2.9C max just 3.1 C, and looks like continuing for next 7 days snow earlier today, then bright winds comings straight across from America, so the heat from Washington today will warm us up tomorrow bye

I don't have a wind speed machine, but believe me in the last 30 minutes it is blowing a real storm out there!! I see gusts in belfast now upto 60 mph, and steady wind speeds of 35 mph The strongest wind I can remember in a long long time Lamposts are shaking, trees look horizontal - crazy crazy stuff out there Hopefully it won't get any worse than this god help us all!!

A very cold 1.9 C

just stuck £10 with betfair at 10-1, pretty amazing considering we are now in predictable range also - giving free £10 bet - so nothing to loose"" small chance - if its greater than15% its odds on at 10-1 £100 not bad - all we need now is snow in the capital - I'm confident

December is easy another mild on I'm afraid, after all this early cold stuff I'll pitch mine at 7.4C or 280.4 K

Still raining raining raining An incredible run of wet weather... It rained 27 days out of 31 in August and so far 5 our of 6 for September The outlook is dire to say the least.... RAIN. Also temperatures - average has been 10.5C which is 4 C below normal for us here in last 5 days. Truely crap weather. wait wait...a glimpse of brightness!!!! now - a seagull flew past ah well good for ducks

I thought that August was bad this was a totally rubbish day Maximum temperature was 10.8C the average low temperature for September is 13.3 C rain rain and a wee bit of sunshine fire lit - heating on - like mid winteR

Simply put its was The WORST AUGUST OF ALL TIME!!!! for northern ireland - and I'm sure my part beats this Rain fall 200mm just under 10 inches (200% of average) Sunshine 65 hours ( 50 % of average) - or putting it more simply average of 2.1 hours per day ( most of this occurred at 6am in morning before I woke up).. Number of completely cloudy days 15 Maximum temperature 22.2C Average maximum temperature 17.3C (1C below average) Average minimum temperature 14.1 C (1C above average) Number of days with rain (out of 31) = 26... or 5 days with no rain Must sun recorded in one day = 5 hours Now - lets repeat this - this is AUGUST under global warming conditions... and to add insult to injury... July was also crap - with just a little more sun!! OVerall - crap crap crap summer - forget this one - hopefully never to be repeated so there you are -

In Normandy at the minute, near le harve. Notice that METEO france have issued weather warning for violent storms tonight. Probably will clip SE England later. Current temperature 29 C very humid and gusty winds roll on the storms

Take it from someone who live in NI - there was HEAVY rain yesterday pm. Thunderstorm, funnel clouds the works!! lasted a good 3 hours ...no measurement but surely >40 mm Ps - it chucked it down this morning... summer is cool

Great morning - some sun at last Current temperature - 13.9 which is the lowest temperature for last 3 weeks And stacks of rain .. ah well.. welcome to summer

I'm not sure if you lot in the south of the UK really appreciate how SUNNY and DRY it has been this May up north Over here in Ireland- it has NOT rained one little bit for 4 weeks now... can't remember this ever happening for many a year Also the SUNSHINE - no figures - but it surely must SMASH any previous record .. I'd be happy to know if anyone has statistics on this thanks in advance

with the credit crunch meaning that people are able to afford to buy oil or gas anymore - this will naturally lead to a reduction in exothermic fossil fuel heat entering the atmosphere across the world. this is to kick in around April 1st and last for about 4 weeks. so go for a cool 6.8C for April

last winter was weird.. we had snow in mid Nov then no more until end of March - crazy stuff this year- we'll be lucky to see a snowfall at all...lets hope not

it has to be a stonking 13.1 C

thanks for this, what about first snows for Glasgow Manchester Belfast and London

Quick check this morning - I see that snow symbol has appeared in highland Scotland this Friday night. Can anyone tell me the earliest snow event we've had for different parts of the Country. Sea level more so than mountains cheers B)

Don't forget Katesbridge in Northern Ireland - I'd say it wins for the coldest 30 times each year!!! There was even a news program about it about a year ago

ok.. has to be ... lets think about it... hold on... YES its going to be .. a magnificent 15.4C .. a truely Indian Summer! thankyou

First 10 days were magical!!, sun and heat.. highly unusual for us Northern Irish crowds.. then Rain - 4 inches (as recorded by my wheelbarrow) Sun - None for the last 6 days... not even a glimpse of blue sky Cold - average maximum temperature was 12C, average 10C So for the summer... it must improve