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with winds from the east or north, drawing bitterly cold air from northern Europe and Siberia. Persistent cloud cover resulted in cold, overcast days with a strong easterly wind o en contributing to significant wind chill. The cold was o en accompanied by snowfalls. For example, from 10 to 12 March

and east have seen much less rain over the weekend, but the front is now clearing south-eastwards, bringing a few drops of rain early Tuesday before fizzling out. The most active phase of this system is now behind us, but the ground remains saturated in many areas. READ MORE: Storm Bram by numbers

to the Malay Peninsula), the North-East Pacific (east of 180° E), the North Atlantic, the North Indian Ocean (west of the Malay Peninsula) and the Mediterranean Sea. Mean error statistics for the four main basins are presented together with a table of statistics for the whole Northern Hemisphere

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and a touch more warmth, especially in the south-east where temperatures could reach 20°C. However, it’s not entirely dry or sunny, as showers continue to affect western parts of England, western Scotland, Northern Ireland, and north Wales. The south enjoys a drier day, though cloud increases later

to the Malay Peninsula), the North-East Pacific (east of 180° E), the North Atlantic, the North Indian Ocean (west of the Malay Peninsula) and the Mediterranean Sea. Mean error statistics for the four main basins are presented together with a table of statistics for the whole Northern Hemisphere

to the Malay Peninsula), the North-East Pacific (east of 180° E), the North Atlantic, the North Indian Ocean (west of the Malay Peninsula) and the Mediterranean Sea. Mean error statistics for the four main basins are presented together with a table of statistics for the whole Northern Hemisphere

to the Malay Peninsula), the North-East Pacific (east of 180° E), the North Atlantic, the North Indian Ocean (west of the Malay Peninsula) and the Mediterranean Sea. Mean error statistics for the four main basins are presented together with a table of statistics for the whole Northern Hemisphere

2021 A.W. Colman and R.J. Graham Met Office, Exeter, United Kingdom Email: [email protected] PART 1: Forecast Overall Summary Below average rainfall is favoured over much of the east, while above average rainfall is favoured over much of the west. FIGURE 1: Forecast probabilities

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