Used Weekend Weather
 Looking good for the weekend with high pressure taking over, mostly dry and sunny, but with some chilly easterly winds
Posted: 5 April 2002
by Walter The Weathergirl
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Weekend Weather 6/7 April 2002
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This is our regular Friday round-up of what's in store
for the weekend, but the clickable map below is accessible all week
round from the drop down menu above in the 'Get Outdoors'
section.
Can the spring-like conditions continue? Erm, sort of. The
Online
Weather mountain forecast,which is usually quite comprehensible
has fallen into a pit of technicalities, but reading between the
lines, it sounds like the front which was producing showers in the
east is on its way out and the wind will swing round to the east.
Temperatures forecast to be around 7 degrees or so on the tops, sunny
most areas on Saturday, sunny spells on Sunday. Fresh-ish breezes
though.
The Met
Office, says sunny everywhere on Saturday, sunny north of the
border and in Wales on Sunday but some cloud elsewhere but with sunny
intervals. Saturday's
general forecast from Online Weather saysdry and bright with high
pressure, but cold easterly winds over England. Sunday
dry and bright, maybe cloudy on eastern coasts.
Avalanche
Information Service now stopped reporting till the winter.
Dry and mostly sunny.
Cold easterly winds.
Verdict Wahey, proper spring-like weather at last. Mostly
dry and sunny, though it will feel cooler on the tops on account of
the chilly easterly winds so make sure you pack something windproof
to take the edge off the chill. Have a good one.
Click on a mountain symbol for Online
Weather's Area
Mountain Forecast
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