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Hottest place in the UK today: The Lizard 11C Coldest place in the UK today: Aberfeldy -7C |
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TODAY'S UK WEATHER :
Snow mostly clearing away east followed by heavy, blustery showers.
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Thursday 04 Dec 2008
Snow mostly clearing away east followed by heavy, blustery showers. Band of heavy rain and snow over many parts at first clearing away eastwards. The snow mainly from central Wales and the north Midlands, northwards. Snow heavy over northern hills and drifting in strong southerly winds. Blustery, heavy showers following. Rain and snow persisting for much of the night across northeastern Scotland. Frequent, heavy showers, some falling as hail, over many southern and western parts of Britain. Eastern parts dry. Rain or sleet over northern and eastern Scotland clearing only slowly eastwards. Frequent heavy showers or longer spells of rain over southern and western England and Wales. Southwest very windy. 
Severe Weather WarningFLASH WARNING of BLIZZARDS, DRIFTING SNOW, HEAVY SNOWConwy (Severe), Denbighshire (Severe), Flintshire (Severe), Gwynedd (Severe), Powys (Severe), Wrexham (Severe) ...MoreFLASH WARNING of BLIZZARDS, DRIFTING SNOW, HEAVY SNOWConwy (Severe), Denbighshire (Severe), Flintshire (Severe), Gwynedd (Severe), Powys (Severe), Wrexham (Severe) Issued by the Met Office at 22:21 on Wednesday, 03rd December 2008. A band of snow, some heavy, will spread from the west during the early hours of Thursday and continue during the first part of the morning, clearing away eastwards by around dawn. Accumulations of 2 to 5cm are expected in many areas, and on high ground up to 10cm could occur, with blizzards and considerable drifting in the strong, occasionally gale force southerly or southeasterly winds. The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the 'Traffic Wales' for further advice on road conditions. Valid until: 07:00 on Thursday, 04th December 2008. |
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