WORCESTER, England, November 26 /PRNewswire/ --
- Netweather Winter Weather Forecast
- Press Briefing - 26/11/2008
Ice, snow and bitter temperatures have already affected parts of the UK this Autumn and forecasters at Netweather.tv expect this to continue into the start of Winter with regular blasts of Arctic based air streaming down across the country.
Not since 2001 have temperatures been widely below average during December, so this is quite a major change from the pattern during recent years.
Paul Michaelwaite of Netweather.tv comments:
Cold winter months have become something or a rarity in recent times, particularly during the early part of the season, so a change to a pattern where regular cold spells, with snowfall and icy temperatures will serve as quite a wake up call to a British public now more used to milder winters
Forecast Detail:
December - Below average temperatures likely, rainfall close to average
January - Temperatures and rainfall close to or slightly above average
February - Temperatures possibly below average, rainfall close to or below average. Confidence for February is lower than usual due to recent swings in model output.
Paul Michaelwaite continues:
A significant wintry spell during December can certainly not be ruled out at this stage, in fact the current setup does look very conducive to such an event
The full forecast can be viewed online at the address below:
http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=longrange;sess=
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Background information
Established in 2003, Netweather.tv are one of the leading independent weather forecasting companies in the UK supplying weather forecasts and data to a range of companies in various industries as well as maintaining one of the UK's most popular weather websites (www.netweather.tv).
For further information, quotes or interviews please contact Paul Michaelwaite on +44(0)1386-576121.
For further information, quotes or interviews please contact Paul Michaelwaite on +44(0)1386-576121 or email media@netweather.tv
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