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Here's the fifth update for Spring 2025

Good morning and welcome to todays UK weather forecast on Sunday 9th February 2025 Current Situation: A Scandinavian High is bringing a cloudy and damp easterly wind with colder air arriving tomorrow... Today: Sunday begins cull and damp across much of the country with mist and dense fog patches through parts of Wales and the Midlands. The far south and Scotland have got clearer skies with a frost and icy patches in places. Through the rest of the day we'll keep a lot of cloud going with light rain and drizzle at times and some heavier rain arriving across the east and south east this evening. The best of any bright or sunny spells will be for western Scotland and Northern Ireland. Less cold with temperatures of 4C to 8C. Tonight: Spells of rain will turn showery through southern and eastern regions while the north and west stays mostly dry with clear spells at times. The easterly wind will freshen across the south and east with colder air turning the rain to sleet and snow at times over high ground of northern and eastern England. A cold night with temperatures of -3C to +3C. Tomorrow Showers through central and eastern regions will turn wintry at times over high ground. The west and north should stay mostly dry. A colder day with temperatures of 1C to 5C but feeling colder in the wind. Outlook: Tuesday: Stay cold with further wintry showers in places. Wednesday: Mostly dry and less cold with a few sunny spells. Thursday: Bright but turning colder from the east.

Right, last chart of the day. GFS 18z (aka The Pub Run) is a big upgrade for cold and brings bitterly cold air in from the east in around a weeks time. We shall see what the 00z runs have to say... Don't forget we'll be LIVE 🔴 at 6pm tomorrow, so I'll see ya'll then! 👍

@metjeffuk Come on, Jeff! 😂

@AIMgains Too early to say. Just watch this space 👍

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@NotScottKelly Brutal? 😂🤣

Gotta say, I'm enjoying this winter! 😂

Here's tonight 12z model round-up - including the ECM run of the winter (so far) #Enjoy !

@deands79bryce Long range updates are released every Sunday. Got another one coming up tomorrow at 10am. 👍

@deands79bryce What about them?

Here's todays ten to fourteen day video update; Cold Spell Intensifying Late Next Week?

The Scandinavian High has arrived! Winds are now in from the east and will remain from a generally easterly direction for the foreseeable future. Sometimes, easterly winds can be very or even severely cold, but this particular easterly wind, despite having a chill to it, is actually relatively mild. But... as long as high pressure remains close to Scandinavia we will continue to be at risk of developing a more prolonged and severe cold snap, so we need to keep a close eye on developments... The coming week will be rather cold and may get even colder, later... Saturday morning has been cold and cloudy. There's light rain and drizzle across eastern regions but the west has been mostly dry. There's a few wintry showers for eastern Scotland and northeastern England. This afternoon will keep the weather pretty much like this with plenty of cloud and light rain/drizzle in the south and east and a few wintry showers in the north east. Western Scotland and Northern Ireland will have the best of any bright or sunny spells on offer and it will be a cold day with temperatures of 1C to 5C. The south east corner could pop up to 7C. Overnight, we keep lots of cloud going across the country with more light rain and drizzle in through central and eastern regions. The south and north will have clearer breaks and this is where the coldest temperatures will be. Expect a widespread frost for southern England and Scotland but most places should stay frost-free. Temperatures range from -5C to +5C. Tomorrow will keep the cloudy and damp weather going with further light rain and drizzle in places. A spell of heavier and more persistent rain is likely across the south and south east. Western Scotland and north west England will have some bright or sunny spells. but most places stay cloud. Slightly less cold with temperatures of 4C to 8C. The Scandinavian High continues to dominate the weather on Monday. Easterly winds will freshen and bring more light rain and drizzle to the east with a risk of sleet or snow over high ground like North York Moors. Western areas will have the driest and brightest weather. A colder day with temperatures of 2C to 6C. Tuesday should be a drier day with more in the way of brighter skies but a few wintry showers are possible for eastern Scotland. Quite cold with temperatures of 1C to 5C. Wednesday will be another dry day. There should be plenty of bright or sunny spells as winds become slightly more southeasterly. Another cold day at 1C to 5C. Watch out for a sharp frost early and late. Things become more uncertain from Thursday through to the weekend but we could see a stronger and colder easterly wind developing with the cold spell intensifying perhaps bringing an increasing risk of snow and freezing temperatures... One to watch! Summary: Cold, dull and damp with brighter skies developing by the middle of the week. Possibly becoming much colder later.

RT @TWOweather: UK Met 00Z shows the potential for a very cold and possibly even severe wintry spell. Does it have ensemble support? MOGRE…