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Britain braced for Arctic blast

Postby maureenho » 25 Apr 2016, 10:21

Britons face chilly temperatures and snow this week, thanks to a blast of Arctic air.

Despite the approach of May, forecasters say that summer will feel a long way off.
There's a possibility of spring snow as an Arctic blast blows in
By PA Apr 25, 2016
Updated: Apr 25th 2016 08:28 AM


Temperatures will struggle into double figures in the south of the country, but many areas will see highs of just 7 degrees Celsius (47F) - about 4 degrees Celsius below the average for this time of year.

Global temperature records were broken in January, February and March, Nasa announced last week, but the UK is unlikely to feel the benefit of this trend this week.

Scotland and north-east England will also see gale force winds in exposed areas.

The Met Office predicts frequent showers which will mainly fall as rain, but Scotland and parts of northern England - especially on high ground - may see snow.

Overnight it will be cold enough for a frost.

http://www.aol.co.uk/news/2016/04/25/th ... -blows-in/
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Re: Britain braced for Arctic blast

Postby annie » 25 Apr 2016, 15:08

That's not good
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Re: Britain braced for Arctic blast

Postby pamella » 25 Apr 2016, 20:48

feels quite cool on the south coast


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Re: Britain braced for Arctic blast

Postby Rosalind » 26 Apr 2016, 08:28

It is bitterly cold here and we have already had hailstones 09klj
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