Meto Uk Further Outlook

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 16 Feb 2016 to Tuesday 1 Mar 2016:

It is expected to turn colder and more settled for a time from mid February, which would bring some bright and crisp days with cold and frosty nights. A northerly breeze may bring a few wintry showers onto exposed coasts. This quieter spell is likely to be relatively brief, however, with a return to unsettled conditions soon after bringing wet and windy conditions, primarily over western and northern areas. Temperatures near average overall, but on the cold side at first, and perhaps mild at times later.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 7 Feb 2016 to Tuesday 16 Feb 2016:

Much of the UK will see a mixture of blustery showers or longer spells of rain on Sunday and Monday. For many it will remain quite windy, with a continued risk of gales at times. Temperatures are likely to average out close to the seasonal normal for most. As we move further into the working week, the unsettled conditions are likely to continue, with temperatures falling a little, meaning an increased risk of seeing night time frosts and also more in the way of snow, especially across high ground and more generally in the north. Then a possibility of a fairly brief, more settled spell over the following weekend with temperatures being below normal and an increased likelihood of frost and fog.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 17 Feb 2016 to Wednesday 2 Mar 2016:

Perhaps largely fine and settled at first with overnight frost and fog, and temperatures on the cold side. However, the weather may soon revert back to being rather unsettled, as further Atlantic systems move in from the west. This will herald more wind and rain, especially for western areas, along with a recovery in temperatures. That said, this next bout of unsettled conditions may also be brief, with the potential for a more prolonged spell of quieter and colder weather to develop later in February.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[mountain shadow]

That last sentence will raise a few eyebrows, it was the opposite yesterday!!

[Bristawl Si]

24 minutes ago, mountain shadow said:

That last sentence will raise a few eyebrows, it was the opposite yesterday!!
 

"Colder weather to develop later in February" - to manage excitement this could mean colder than currently, so down here (imby) temps of 5 or 6c. Just saying.

[cyclonic happiness]

3 hours ago, Bristle boy said:

"Colder weather to develop later in February" - to manage excitement this could mean colder than currently, so down here (imby) temps of 5 or 6c. Just saying.

But, what it doesn't say is "colder weather MAY develop later in February".  

 

They are committing to it! 

[knocker]

54 minutes ago, cyclonic happiness said:

But, what it doesn't say is "colder weather MAY develop later in February".  

 

They are committing to it! 

Actually

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That said, this next bout of unsettled conditions may also be brief, with the potential for a more prolonged spell of quieter and colder weather to develop later in February.

Updated at: 1419 on Tue 2 Feb 2016

 

 

[Bristawl Si]

56 minutes ago, cyclonic happiness said:

But, what it doesn't say is "colder weather MAY develop later in February".  

 

They are committing to it! 

Yes and colder could mean a couple of degrees c lower than now so no deep freeze.

[cyclonic happiness]

32 minutes ago, knocker said:

Actually

 

don't burst my bubble! this is the most excited I've been all winter! 

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 18 Feb 2016 to Thursday 3 Mar 2016:

The latest indications are that the latter half of February and the first few days of March will be dominated by changeable weather coming in from the Atlantic, with most places having showers or longer spells of rain at times, but northern and western areas in particular. Southern parts should have the best of any settled intervals. Some snow showers are likely at times in the north and west and there are also likely to be some frosty nights, but despite this overall the temperature will probably be a bit milder than average for the time of year. It is likely to remain generally windy with gales or even severe gales possible at times.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 8 Feb 2016 to Wednesday 17 Feb 2016:

On Monday 8th early rain is expected to clear away southeastwards to leave a day of sunny intervals and blustery showers, some of which will be heavy with a risk of hail and thunder. Changeable conditions are likely to prevail for the remainder of the week with further spells of cloud and rain interspersed with colder, brighter, showery conditions, the showers wintry in the north. There will be a continuing risk of hail and thunder. It may be very windy with gales at times, possibly severe, and temperatures are likely to be close to or slight above average in the south, but probably slightly below in the north. There may be a brief colder, settled spell later next week before changeable conditions return from the Atlantic during the following week.
 

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 9 Feb 2016 to Thursday 18 Feb 2016:

Changeable conditions are likely to prevail through the middle of February, with further spells of cloud and rain interspersed with colder, brighter, showery conditions, the showers wintry in the north. Rainfall totals are expected to be largest over western facing high ground. There will be a continuing risk of hail and thunder. It may be very windy with gales at times, possibly severe mainly in northern and western parts. Temperatures are expected to be mainly near normal. However, locally cold and frosty nights are still possible. It may become generally colder for a time later next week, especially in northern and central areas. There is only a very low probability of any more settled weather.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Wednesday 10 Feb 2016 to Friday 19 Feb 2016:

Wednesday should be dry, bright and cold for most areas, however outbreaks of rain and strengthening winds will extend northeastwards across England and Wales overnight into Thursday. Thereafter it will be generally unsettled across all parts with further spells of cloud and rain interspersed by colder, brighter, showery conditions, the showers turning wintry at times in the north. The wettest weather will always tend to be over western hills. It may be very windy with gales or severe gales at times, most likely across northern and western parts. Temperatures are expected to be mainly near normal, however some colder spells with overnight frost are possible, mainly in the north. There is only a low probability of any more settled weather developing for a time late next week.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 20 Feb 2016 to Saturday 5 Mar 2016:

The latest indications are that the latter half of February will be dominated by changeable weather coming in from the Atlantic, bringing showers or longer spells of rain to most parts, wettest in northern and western areas. Some snow is likely at times, mainly over northern hills. Temperatures should generally be near normal for the time of year, however occasional frosty nights are possible at where skies become clear, Generally windy with gales or even severe gales at times, mainly in northern and western parts. By early March there is a possibility of more settled weather becoming established across southern and eastern areas, bringing drier and less windy conditions here. However, wet and windy weather will most likely persistent in the north and west.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 11 Feb 2016 to Saturday 20 Feb 2016:

Unsettled weather will continue across all parts of the country initially with further spells of cloud and rain interspersed by colder, brighter, showery conditions. Precipitation will occasionally fall as snow in northern and central areas, this mainly on hills, but perhaps also to lower levels at times. It will often be windy with gales or severe gales in places, perhaps most frequently across exposed southern parts. Temperatures are expected to be near average in the south, but slightly below normal in the north where there will be some overnight frosts. Turning drier briefly on Monday before unsettled weather quickly returns to all parts, the wettest and windiest weather this time across the north. More in the way of drier, settled weather may develop later in the week across southern areas.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 21 Feb 2016 to Sunday 6 Mar 2016:

Indications are that the latter half of February will be dominated by changeable weather coming in from the Atlantic. This will bring showers or longer spells of rain to most parts, wettest in northern areas, while southern parts may benefit from some longer dry spells. Snow is likely at times, mainly over northern hills. Temperatures should generally be near normal for the time of year, however occasional frosty nights are possible at where skies become clear. Generally windy with gales or even severe gales at times, mainly in northern and western parts. By early March there is a possibility of more settled weather becoming established, mainly across southern areas, bringing drier and less windy conditions here, however, wet and windy weather will most likely persistent in the north and west.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Friday 12 Feb 2016 to Sunday 21 Feb 2016:

Unsettled weather will continue across all parts of the country initially with further spells of cloud and rain interspersed by colder, brighter, showery conditions. Precipitation will occasionally fall as snow in northern and central areas, this mainly on hills, but perhaps also to lower levels at times. It will often be windy with gales or severe gales in places, perhaps most frequently across exposed southern parts. Temperatures are expected to be near average in the south, but slightly below normal in the north where there will be some overnight frosts. It will turn drier briefly before unsettled weather quickly returns to all parts, the wettest and windiest weather this time across the north. More in the way of drier, settled weather may develop later in the week across southern areas.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[March]

Because the average Joe understands the weather no better than a 5 year old. 

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Saturday 13 Feb 2016 to Monday 22 Feb 2016:

Unsettled and rather cold conditions are likely to continue through the weekend. Cold, showery conditions across the north at first may give spells of snow, with overnight frosts likely. Further south more prolonged spells of rain are likely, with a risk of this turning wintry, most likely over high ground. It will be windy at times, with a possibility of gales, most likely in the northeast and far southwest. It may turn drier from the west early in the following week, although remaining cold with overnight frosts. Later on, unsettled conditions are likely to return, with northwestern areas seeing the wettest, windiest weather, and southeastern areas likely to see more in the way of dry weather. Temperatures returning to near normal, although with overnight frosts still possible.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 23 Feb 2016 to Tuesday 8 Mar 2016:

Indications are that the latter half of February will be dominated by changeable weather coming in from the Atlantic. This will bring showers or longer spells of rain to most parts, wettest in northern areas, while southern parts may benefit from some longer dry spells. Snow is likely at times, mainly over northern hills. Temperatures should generally be near normal for the time of year, with the chance of occasional frosty nights where skies become clear. Generally windy with gales or even severe gales at times, mainly in northern and western parts. By late February there is a possibility of more settled weather becoming established, mainly across southern areas, bringing drier and less windy conditions here, however, wet and windy weather will most likely persistent in the north and west.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[karyo]

This is a colder update than yesterday's. Still a short lived cold spell though with the Atlantic returning a few days later.

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Sunday 14 Feb 2016 to Tuesday 23 Feb 2016:

Unsettled and rather cold conditions are likely to continue at first. Cold, showery conditions across the northeast at first may give spells of snow, with overnight frosts likely. Further southwest more prolonged spells of rain are likely, with a risk of this turning wintry, most likely over high ground. It will be windy at times, with a possibility of gales, most likely in the northeast and far southwest. It may turn drier from the west at the start of next week, although remaining cold with overnight frosts. Through the week, unsettled conditions should gradually return, with northwestern areas seeing the wettest, windiest weather, and southeastern areas likely to see more in the way of dry weather. Temperatures returning to near normal, although with overnight frosts still possible.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Monday 15 Feb 2016 to Wednesday 24 Feb 2016:

Rather cold conditions are likely at first, with showery conditions across the east and far southwest, and fine conditions elsewhere. Showers are likely to be a mix of sleet, snow and hail, and there will be a widespread overnight frost. It should then turn drier from the west by Tuesday, but remaining cold with widespread, locally severe, overnight frosts. Later next week, unsettled, changeable conditions should gradually return from the west, with a band of cloud and rain making erratic progress eastwards, which may also give some transient snow in places. Thereafter, it should remain unsettled with northwestern areas seeing the wettest, windiest weather, and southeastern areas likely to see more in the way of drier spells. Temperatures returning to near normal, although with overnight frosts still possible.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Thursday 25 Feb 2016 to Thursday 10 Mar 2016:

Indications are that the end of February will be dominated by unsettled, changeable weather coming in from the Atlantic. This will bring showers or longer spells of rain to most parts, wettest in northwestern areas, while southeastern parts may benefit from some longer dry spells. Snow is likely at times, mainly over northern hills. Temperatures should generally be near normal for the time of year, with the chance of occasional frosty nights where skies become clear. Generally windy with gales or even severe gales at times, mainly in northern and western parts. Into early March there is a possibility of more settled weather becoming established, mainly across southern areas, bringing drier and less windy conditions here, however, wet and windy weather will more likely persist in the north and west.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/forecast

[Summer Sun]

UK Outlook for Tuesday 16 Feb 2016 to Thursday 25 Feb 2016:

Cold and predominantly fine on Tuesday, with a hard frost and potentially some freezing fog patches morning and night. On Tuesday night, it is expected to turn milder and breezy with rain across Scotland and Northern Ireland. The rain perhaps preceded by some snow for a time. During Wednesday and Thursday, the rain and hill snow is expected to spread across Wales and England, but is likely to stall across central parts whilst dying out. Brighter weather with scattered wintry showers follows into northern and western areas. Thereafter, the weather looks set to be rather cold and changeable, with some wet and windy weather, but also some frosty conditions around too during quieter interludes. Probably cold enough for snow at times, though mainly

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