In hun updates blijven voortdurend wijzen op te koud weer voor de tijd van het jaar. Ze suggereren volgens op een oostelijke stroming (neerslag in het oosten & vooral koud in het noorden en oosten)
UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Jan 2011 to Friday 14 Jan 2011:
Largely unsettled and rather cloudy from the middle of next week through into the following weekend, with spells of rain and hill snow in the south and west at first soon spreading northeast, perhaps bringing some sleet and snow, as well as an ice risk, to northern, eastern and central parts at times. Then, by the new week, the south and east should become drier whilst the north and west remain unsettled with showers, some of them wintry, and hill snow. Temperatures remaining cold or rather cold to the north and east, to the south and west nearer normal at first but turning colder later. The colder-than-average theme then persists into the week after next.
Updated: 1200 on Fri 31 Dec 2010
UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Jan 2011 to Saturday 29 Jan 2011:
The second half of January should keep a colder-than-average theme, with temperatures in much of Scotland and Northern Ireland likely to be well below the average for the period, with England and Wales also seeing rather cold conditions. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly surpressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With the lower-than-average temperatures for the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the country.
Updated: 1150 on Fri 31 Dec 2010
UK Outlook for Wednesday 5 Jan 2011 to Friday 14 Jan 2011:
Largely unsettled and rather cloudy from the middle of next week through into the following weekend, with spells of rain and hill snow in the south and west at first soon spreading northeast, perhaps bringing some sleet and snow, as well as an ice risk, to northern, eastern and central parts at times. Then, by the new week, the south and east should become drier whilst the north and west remain unsettled with showers, some of them wintry, and hill snow. Temperatures remaining cold or rather cold to the north and east, to the south and west nearer normal at first but turning colder later. The colder-than-average theme then persists into the week after next.
Updated: 1200 on Fri 31 Dec 2010
UK Outlook for Saturday 15 Jan 2011 to Saturday 29 Jan 2011:
The second half of January should keep a colder-than-average theme, with temperatures in much of Scotland and Northern Ireland likely to be well below the average for the period, with England and Wales also seeing rather cold conditions. Sunshine amounts show a northeast/southwest split, with the northeast seeing slightly surpressed values, and the southwest around average. Precipitation amounts show a similar split: above average in the east but with the west again nearer normal. With the lower-than-average temperatures for the period there is a risk of frost and also of some wintry weather, particularly for the east of the country.
Updated: 1150 on Fri 31 Dec 2010
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