Hill snow, rain showers, sunny spells but a cold wind. The weekend also looks rather mixed but won’t feel as cold as Friday. Warmer next week
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Yellow warning of snow, ice affecting Strathclyde: Argyll and Bute valid from 0000 Fri 13 Mar to 0900 Fri 13 Mar
Yellow warning of wind affecting Yorkshire & Humber: East Riding of Yorkshire, Kingston upon Hull, North East Lincolnshire, North Lincolnshire, North Yorkshire, South Yorkshire, West Yorkshire, York valid from 0500 Thu 12 Mar to 2000 Thu 12 Mar
Yellow warning of wind affecting Northern Ireland: County Antrim, County Armagh, County Down, County Fermanagh, County Londonderry, County Tyrone valid from 0600 Thu 12 Mar to 1200 Thu 12 Mar
Weather becoming more changeable and windier next few days, with rain for all. Turning colder on Friday across all parts, with wintry precipitation over hills in the north and west, with a risk of widespread frost into the weekend. Read more
Yellow warning of wind affecting Strathclyde: Argyll and Bute valid from 0000 Wed 11 Mar to 1200 Wed 11 Mar
Alternating mild and cool Atlantic pulses define the week ahead but temperatures will fade from mid teens down to single figures by Friday. Windy at times with showers or frontal rain, mixed with spring sunshine.
After a mild and dry start to March. it looks to turn increasingly unsettled this coming week, with spells of rain or showers at times and also becoming windy. Turning colder later in the week, with risk of hill Read more
Winter 2025/26 was cloudy, wet and mild for many parts of the UK. Now, after an exceptionally warm start to March, a more changeable westerly pattern looks set to bring temperatures closer to normal.
A Sudden Stratospheric Warming (SSW) began yesterday, with a reversal of winds from westerly to easterly in the polar stratosphere. This reversal may slowly drip down to the troposphere to perhaps bring changes to our weather patterns
Saharan dust is already reaching England and Wales. Showers will bring it to the surface. Colder air from the NW on Friday but a cloudy weekend for many