Winter and February climate statistics
The winter of 2020/21 overall has been wet and dull with near average temperature.
Read moreShowers in south, cold and dull in the east again.
Occasional rain in the south, with a few heavy showers developing and possibly a rumble of thunder in the far south and south-west. Fog and low cloud slowly lifting, but remaining dull and misty for many eastern parts of England.
Outbreaks of rain in the south and far north, else a lot of low cloud with patchy fog. Some wintry showers over hills of northern England.
Rain clearing the south-east, with fog and low cloud slowly lifting to allow limited brightness. Showers in the north moving south, then some sunny spells.
Fine and dry with sunny spells, but cold with some hard night frosts. Cloud and rain pushing into the far northwest and west later Saturday and into Sunday.
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High pressure is expected to slowly sink southwards during Sunday with settled conditions confined to the far southeast of the UK, as cloud and spells of rain gradually push in from the northwest. A trend towards more unsettled conditions widely across the UK is likely through the beginning of next week, with spells of rain and showers spreading in from the west but also with some drier and brighter interludes at times. Through this period there is potential for windy conditions with the strongest winds most likely in the west and northwest of the UK. Temperatures are expected to trend from rather cold at first to closer to average, perhaps mild at times in the south.
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During the middle of March unsettled conditions look likely to continue across the UK, with spells of rain and showers but also some drier and brighter interludes at times especially in the south. Into the latter part of March unsettled conditions perhaps becoming more confined to the north and west with the south and east seeing more settled conditions. Temperatures are most likely to remain near to or slightly above average, with any colder intervals from the north short lived.
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