Two charts for you today! Firstly, the forecast temperatures for 6pm this coming Tuesday (the 17th of March); have a look below: How about that!? Temperatures reaching 14C in northeast Scotland, on par with the 15C along the English east coasts, but then only in the low teens in southern England

A powerful swathe of wind will be affecting all areas of the British Isles this Thursday. See the Thursday noontime wind chart below, clipped from the ICON model: The units here are knots - add about 10% to this number and you've got miles per hour. My personal rule of thumb

Below, I've copied the 6-to-10 day average upper air regime. Low pressure and tightly packed isobars at this layer in the atmosphere correlate to unsettled weather down on the ground, and the chart below shows exactly that: A substantial low pressure trough dominates our weather for at least the next 10