Brrrrr... Things getting chilly for the weekend as Walter the Weathergirl dons her fur coat to bring you the meteo mumbo...
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Weekend Weather 6-7th December
2002
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This is our regular Friday round-up of what's in store
for the weekend. Still no sign of the excellent Online Weather
mountain forecast.
• The Met
Office says Saturday is going tobe cloudy, windy and cold, but
mainly dry in the west, showers in the east, some wintry. Sunday
looks much the same. If you want to see where it's been raining
already - yeah, very useful - take a look at the rainfall
animation.
• The BBC
Weather site uses Met Office data, but is generally easier to
follow. General outlook for Saturday says cold and cloudy with
north easterly winds. Dry in west, showers continuing in the east,
some wintry over high ground. Sunday more of the same, with
some brighter spells possible in west, but wintry showers pushing
inland on the eastern side.
• Check BBC's specific areas: Fort
William / Kendal
/ Betws-y-Coed
/ Aviemore
/ Skipton
/ Glossop
(Peak) / Brecon
/ Milton
Keynes. Looking chilly everywhere, should be freezing up top.
• Saturday's
general forecast from Online Weather i s pretty much in agreement
with everyone else's. Sunday
map seems to show brighter spells and wintry showers everywhere. Are
they right, who knows? The mountain forecast is now tagged to return
in January.
• Wasdale
weather daily reports and a pic from OM member Guy Newbold who
lives and works in Wasdale. Straight from the horse's mouth.
Mainly dry and cold...
But cloudy and showery in the east.
Verdict Warm stuff and windproofs for the weekend, don't
forget a warm hat and gloves as it's going to be freezing on the tops
and there's a cold easterly wind blowing.
Craven Disclaimer Hey come on, we all know
mountain weather's unpredictable, and while the above forecasts and
links are a guide to what the weather may do, remember that mountain
areas also tend to generate their own conditions, temperatures are
much cooler up top than in the valleys and conditions can be totally
different from down in the valleys.