what a change from yesterday...


UK Outlook for Saturday 11 Feb 2012 to Monday 20 Feb 2012:

After a cold, largely dry start across central and southern areas of the
UK, a gradual trend to a generally changeable weather pattern looks to
take place as we move through to mid February. Rain across northwestern
areas (snow on northern hills) will gradually extend southeastwards
through this week, but will take some time to reach southern Britain.
Here, a frost risk remains well into the week, along with the chance of
some wintry showers. Towards the end of this period, most parts of the
UK are expected to become generally unsettled, with periods of rain and
strong winds, especially in the north and west, but also at times
further south and east. Still a risk of night time frosts at times, but
not as cold as recently.

Updated: 1222 on Mon 6 Feb 2012

UK Outlook for Tuesday 21 Feb 2012 to Tuesday 6 Mar 2012:

This period looks to be dominated by changeable, often unsettled
weather, primarily moving in from the west. This means a risk of heavy
rain and strong winds at times, and by the end of the period, rainfall
totals, especially across southern areas, could be above average.
Temperatures look to achieve around average values, but being late
February/early March, there is still a risk of overnight frost,
especially through any quieter, drier or clearer interludes. Near normal
sunshine amounts are expected.

Updated: 1230 on Mon 6 Feb 2012