WEATHER OUTLOOK

Anticyclonic Gloom

High pressure looks likely to slightly change its position during the next few days and this means that we’ll see an increasing amount of cloud pushing in off of the North Sea. Whilst Western areas look likely to hang onto the brighter weather for a majority of the week, it will turn very dull across Eastern and Central parts and this will definitely take the edge off of the temperatures here.

Monday will bring the start of the change in weather conditions with a generally dull day across North-East England, Eastern Coastal areas and down into the South-East. Parts of the South-East could even see a few spits and spots of rain during the course of the day, with perhaps one or two flakes of snow across higher levels. Western areas seeing the best of the brightness with clear blue skies yet again. Feeling cold in the East where we have that cloud.

Tuesday sees the cloud spread further Westwards across many parts of Central England, it should remain mostly dry though. Western areas will see a bright and frosty start to the day and this is how it should stay for the best part. Feeling cold were we have that cloud in place.

Through Wednesday, Thursday and Friday we wont see much change to the weather conditions as high pressure continues to dominate our weather with the best of the brightness towards the North and West.

Beyond that and into the weekend, high pressure will remain in control of our weather keeping things generally cold and dull.

Posted: March 8th, 2010 under Weather Outlook - No Comments.