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Updated: 2307 on Fri 19 Mar 2010
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Weather warnings overview

No severe weather warnings have been issued for Northern Ireland

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Latest observations - 2200 on 19 Mar 2010:
Northern Ireland
Location Weather Temp Wind Vis Pressure / trend
Dir Speed Gust
Aldergrove Low-level Cloud 7.5 °C NE 7 mph 16 km 1003 hPa, Falling
Ballykelly Low-level Cloud 6.5 °C E 1 mph 13 km 1004 hPa, Falling
Ballypatrick Forest Low-level Cloud 5.8 °C WSW 1 mph 16 km 1004 hPa, Falling
Castlederg Low-level Cloud 7.1 °C N 2 mph 14 km 1003 hPa, Falling
Glenanne Low-level Cloud 6.0 °C N 2 mph 15 km 1002 hPa, Falling
St Angelo Low-level Cloud 7.8 °C N 2 mph 20 km 1003 hPa, Falling

Observations are subject to final quality control after publication on this web site.

More UK observations

24 hours ending 2100 on 19 Mar 2010:
Northern Ireland
Highest max 13.6 °C Ballykelly
Lowest max 10.4 °C Lough Fea
Lowest min 4.2 °C Glenanne
Highest rainfall 0.6 mm Lough Fea
Sunniest 4.4 hours Aldergrove
Last updated: 2301 on Fri 19 Mar 2010

During snow events, rainfall amounts are subject to error until final quality control is done.

SW Scotland, Lothian Borders Strathclyde

UK last month

February 2010

The month was generally cold with only a few brief milder interludes, mainly in the west and south. There were some sharp frosts and snowfalls, especially over upland areas. High pressure during the second week brought plenty of fine weather, but the remainder of the month was generally unsettled. The last few days brought heavy snowfalls across Highland Scotland. Overall, it was a cold month with mean temperatures 1.0 to 2.0 °C below the 1971-2000 normal over England and Wales, and 2.0 to 2.5 °C below over Scotland and Northern Ireland. Provisionally, it was the coldest February over the UK since 1991.

Rainfall was below normal in most areas, apart from East Anglia, south-east England and some other eastern coastal areas where over twice the normal amount fell. Less than a half of normal fell across much of western Scotland, north-west England and the west of Northern Ireland.

Sunshine totals ranged from below normal across eastern England to well above near many western coasts.

A maximum temperature of 12.3 °C was recorded on 5th at Kew Gardens (Greater London). A minimum temperature of -19.2 °C was recorded on 23rd at Braemar (Aberdeenshire). In the 24 hours ending at 0900 on 26th, 52 mm of rainfall was measured at Benmore, Younger Botanic Garden (Argyll and Bute). 44 cm of lying snow was reported from Aviemore (Highland) at 0900 on 25th.


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