Right, now, first off, please don't panic when you read below. These are just one set of charts using an analogue technique. Many factors have to come into play in order for these ideas to come to fruition, but it's worth being warned about. The guidance from the analogues for spring

We have a consistent story of next week being milder. However, I think the phrase 'less cold' may be more reflective of what happens. Models cannot decide on how mild it gets and there is a definite pull back now from those milder conditions predicted over the last few days. Below is

The forecasts now nearly taking us to the close of winter, and the details from the ECMWF 6-week model are below. Whilst there are the inevitable discrepancies between models, there is some agreement from them. Here's the later... 13th January to 19th January High pressure over the British Isles. Cool to cold. Overnight frost and fog. Low

So Christmas and New Year are both ticked off, now we start to think about February and the coming spring. Here's the latest from the ECMWF 6-week models... 6th January to 12th January Cold through the week. Wintry episodes. Snow showers north and west. Some snow in south. Drier weather for some, sunny spells. Overnight frosts. 13th January to

A wintry weekend ahead for some, wet for others. Best get the gloves, hats, scarves, rain coasts, wellies...and just about everything else at the ready. Here are muir 5 Weekend Weather Things To Know... 1. Saturday starts with a frost for many. Fair in Scotland, just a few snow showers north and west