aanhoudend wisselend weer, in het begin temperatuur iets onder normaal, later rond normaal.
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html
UK Outlook for Wednesday 18 Jan 2012 to Friday 27 Jan 2012:
Showers or longer spells of rain on Wednesday, with rain most persistent in northern and western parts of the UK, where strong, perhaps gale force winds are possible at times. Turning colder from the northwest through Thursday, with snow becoming increasingly likely across hills. Drier, brighter spells are most likely across the south and east of the UK. Conditions late next week and through the weekend remaining unsettled with a risk of wintry showers, especially in the north and over high ground, and also a risk of overnight frosts in quieter spells. The changeable conditions are expected to continue through into the last week of January with some spells of milder, wetter weather and also spells of brighter, colder and showery weather with frosty nights.
Updated: 1129 on Fri 13 Jan 2012
UK Outlook for Saturday 28 Jan 2012 to Saturday 11 Feb 2012:
Unsettled conditions are expected to continue through the end of January and into February. Temperatures generally slightly below average for the time of year at first, with a risk of overnight frosts in clearer periods. Some spells of rain or showers too, perhaps turning to snow, mainly in the north and over high ground. Into the start the new month, temperatures are likely to become around average with periods of rain and above average cloud amounts in places. Across the northwest temperatures may remain a little colder than average, with more in the way of dry spells.
Updated: 1215 on Fri 13 Jan 2012
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html
UK Outlook for Wednesday 18 Jan 2012 to Friday 27 Jan 2012:
Showers or longer spells of rain on Wednesday, with rain most persistent in northern and western parts of the UK, where strong, perhaps gale force winds are possible at times. Turning colder from the northwest through Thursday, with snow becoming increasingly likely across hills. Drier, brighter spells are most likely across the south and east of the UK. Conditions late next week and through the weekend remaining unsettled with a risk of wintry showers, especially in the north and over high ground, and also a risk of overnight frosts in quieter spells. The changeable conditions are expected to continue through into the last week of January with some spells of milder, wetter weather and also spells of brighter, colder and showery weather with frosty nights.
Updated: 1129 on Fri 13 Jan 2012
UK Outlook for Saturday 28 Jan 2012 to Saturday 11 Feb 2012:
Unsettled conditions are expected to continue through the end of January and into February. Temperatures generally slightly below average for the time of year at first, with a risk of overnight frosts in clearer periods. Some spells of rain or showers too, perhaps turning to snow, mainly in the north and over high ground. Into the start the new month, temperatures are likely to become around average with periods of rain and above average cloud amounts in places. Across the northwest temperatures may remain a little colder than average, with more in the way of dry spells.
Updated: 1215 on Fri 13 Jan 2012
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