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Rain, sleet and snow overnight.
This Evening and Tonight:
Rain, sleet and snow will affect Wales overnight. Snow is most likely in the east of the country with accumulations of a few centimetres possible. Western areas are more likely to see rain. Cold, with ice forming on untreated surfaces. Minimum temperature -2 °C.
Friday:
Further snow during the morning in eastern and southeastern parts of the country but becoming drier and sunnier in the afternoon. Locally heavy rain in the west throughout the day. Maximum temperature 5 °C.
Updated: 2036 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
Forecast for Brecon Beacons National Park for Friday
Rain, sleet and snow during the morning should slowly clear westwards. Largely dry in the afternoon with some brighter periods but staying cold.
Updated: 1719 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
For more details see Mountain Forecast for Brecon Beacons
Forecast for Snowdonia National Park for Friday
Cloudy and wet in the morning. Becoming colder in the afternoon with only occasional light rain, possibly sleet or snow at height.
Updated: 1720 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
For more details see Mountain Forecast for Snowdonia
Forecast for Pembrokeshire Coast National Park for Friday
Cloudy with outbreaks of rain throughout the day, some of these heavy. Relatively mild though with light southeasterly winds.
Updated: 1502 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
Outlook for Saturday to Monday:
Most parts dry, sunny but cold on Saturday. Dry at first on Sunday but becoming cloudier with patchy rain. Windier but milder on Monday.
Updated: 2036 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
"UK Outlook for Tuesday 14 Feb 2012 to Thursday 23 Feb 2012:
Northerly winds on Tuesday mean a continuation of the recent cold weather is likely. Southern and western parts of the UK are likely to be mostly dry with some sunny spells, whilst showers are likely elsewhere. The showers are likely to turn increasingly wintry in eastern counties by early on Wednesday, with snow possible to low levels. During the second half of next week, southern parts should stay largely dry, whilst northern parts will probably be unsettled, with periods of cloudy weather and spells of rain, and snow on high ground. These more unsettled conditions will gradually spread to affect most parts during the following week, although may take some time to reach the far south. Temperatures will become generally close to average, but with a chance of overnight frosts.
Updated: 1226 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
"UK Outlook for Friday 24 Feb 2012 to Friday 9 Mar 2012:
This period looks likely to be dominated by changeable, often unsettled weather, primarily moving in from the west. There are indications that there could be heavy rain in some places, with a possibility of above average rainfall for some. With winds likely to be generally from a westerly direction, temperatures are probably going to be around average for the time of year. Being late February/early March, this suggests that overnight frosts are still possible, especially during any quieter interludes. Near normal sunshine amounts are likely.
Updated: 1244 on Thu 9 Feb 2012
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