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UK Outlook for Friday 3 Dec 2010 to Sunday 12 Dec 2010:
Remaing very cold with further snow showers or longer spells of snow
likely almost anywhere across the UK during the period. Eastern and
southeastern parts are most at risk at first, but a brief settled period
is likely over the first weekend, but still cold with widespread
overnight frosts, some freezing fog and cold temperatures inland. Most
inland areas should remain dry with some cold winter sunshine by day.
Into the new week, it will remain very cold for many with further snow
showers likely around some coastal areas, and widespread overnight
frosts. There is also a chance that more persistent rain, sleet and snow
may spread into the southern half of the UK for a time, consequently
becoming slightly less cold here.

Updated: 1306 on Sun 28 Nov 2010

UK Outlook for Monday 13 Dec 2010 to Monday 27 Dec 2010:
The cold conditions are likely to continue. Precipitation amounts should
be average or slightly below, with a risk of sleet and snow at times in
many areas. Sunshine amounts are likely to be above average, although
some southeastern parts may see more in the way of cloud. Temperatures
are likely to continue below average, with widespread frosts, sometimes
severe. However, some western and southern parts may be less cold at the
start of the period in particular, but still with the risk of further
rain, sleet and snow.

Updated: 1157 on Sun 28 Nov 2010

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latest buzz

no toys and prams please

UK Outlook for Friday 3 Dec 2010 to Sunday 12 Dec 2010:
Remaing very cold with further snow showers or longer spells of snow
likely almost anywhere across the UK during the period. Eastern and
southeastern parts are most at risk at first, but a brief settled period
is likely over the first weekend, but still cold with widespread overnight
frosts, some freezing fog and cold temperatures inland. Most inland areas
should remain dry with some cold winter sunshine by day. Into the new
week, it will remain very cold for many with further snow showers likely
around some coastal areas, and widespread overnight frosts. There is also
a chance that more persistent rain, sleet and snow may spread into the
southern half of the UK for a time, consequently becoming slightly less
cold here.

Updated: 1306 on Sun 28 Nov 2010

UK Outlook for Monday 13 Dec 2010 to Monday 27 Dec 2010:
The cold conditions are likely to continue. Precipitation amounts should
be average or slightly below, with a risk of sleet and snow at times in
many areas. Sunshine amounts are likely to be above average, although some
southeastern parts may see more in the way of cloud. Temperatures are
likely to continue below average, with widespread frosts, sometimes
severe. However, some western and southern parts may be less cold at the
start of the period in particular, but still with the risk of further
rain, sleet and snow.

Updated: 1157 on Sun 28 Nov 2010