i like the 10/15% chance

On 08/02/2011 7:11 PM, Exeter Weather Centre wrote:
The UK will be in the middle of the battle between the cold air out of
eastern Europe and the mild air off the Atlantic in the next couple of
weeks. The various models have been varying as to which scenario is
preferred, but the consensus is at present that the really cold air
out of Europe will be kept at bay, However, it doesn't mean that the
mild Atlantic air will win either. Although it will become mild for
the next couple of days, it will then gradually cool off to probably a
bit below average and feel a bit on the chilly side, with some snow
over hills, especially in the north and possibly a bit on lower ground
as well. There is a 10 to 15% chance that the bitterly cold easterly
air will arrive later, but we will have to see how things develop.
What does anyone else think.

Robin