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Your FREE 5 day forecast for the UK and Northern Ireland
26th of December to the 39th of December
Sunday
With an easterly wind starting to Push in from the Scandinavia
Wintry showers to eastern areas of the British Isles. These may merge at times to give longer spells of rain or sleet near the coast falling as snow inland. Becoming windy over southern areas with a bitter east wind. High of 4C/39F
Monday
We keep the northeast to easterly flow. A low pressure system may bring an area of patchy rain and sleet into far south-eastern parts of England accompanied by strong winds. Staying largely dry, fine and cold for most with the best of the sun to the northwest and west. Wintry showers continue to blow into eastern coastal areas. These may push further inland to the north at times. High of 5C/41F colder over High ground.
Tuesday
Cold easterly winds keeping it cold. with rain, sleet and snow likely over parts of England and Wales, but particularly eastern areas, while the north and west stays mainly dry. Some wintry showers will affect eastern Scotland too at times. High of 4C/39F again colder over High Ground.
Wednesday 06/01/21
Need keep coming back to the website and the forecast as we go into Wednesday. Currently it looks like an area of low pressure will south over northwest Scotland with the possibility of heavy sleet and snow here later. And as it moves south. High 4C/39F
With an easterly wind starting to Push in from the Scandinavia
Wintry showers to eastern areas of the British Isles. These may merge at times to give longer spells of rain or sleet near the coast falling as snow inland. Becoming windy over southern areas with a bitter east wind. High of 4C/39F
Monday
We keep the northeast to easterly flow. A low pressure system may bring an area of patchy rain and sleet into far south-eastern parts of England accompanied by strong winds. Staying largely dry, fine and cold for most with the best of the sun to the northwest and west. Wintry showers continue to blow into eastern coastal areas. These may push further inland to the north at times. High of 5C/41F colder over High ground.
Tuesday
Cold easterly winds keeping it cold. with rain, sleet and snow likely over parts of England and Wales, but particularly eastern areas, while the north and west stays mainly dry. Some wintry showers will affect eastern Scotland too at times. High of 4C/39F again colder over High Ground.
Wednesday 06/01/21
Need keep coming back to the website and the forecast as we go into Wednesday. Currently it looks like an area of low pressure will south over northwest Scotland with the possibility of heavy sleet and snow here later. And as it moves south. High 4C/39F
Thursday 27/01/21
Cloudy rain, sleet or snow 4C/39F.
Friday
Confidence remains low but indications are that high pressure tries to build to the north again bringing a mostly dry day here while low pressure continues to bring a mix of wintry precipitation to southern areas. Highs range from just -2 to 5C.
Saturday
Confidence remains low for Saturday. Pressure may lower to the far north allowing wintry precipitation to develop over northern areas while high pressure slides south bringing a drier day here. A risk of mist and fog for many. Highs of around 2C/36F
Whatever the weather enjoy it!
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Whatever the weather enjoy it!
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