Snow On Way After Sunniest March For 83 Years (here we go again)
Snow and plunging temperatures are set to hit Britain after a March which was the warmest for 15 years - and the sunniest since 1929.
It has been a mini-heatwave that has seen people flocking to the seaside.
However, Sky News weather presenter Isobel Lang has said there may now even be snow in southern areas which only a few days ago were basking in the sunshine.
"Snow across eastern Scotland and northeast England on Monday night and Tuesday morning could bring some travel disruption, with around 5 to 10 cm (4ins) possible, especially over higher ground," said Lang.
"As the cold northeast wind sets in further snow showers are expected to pepper eastern fringes of Scotland as well as the Northern and Western Isles.
"The cold wet weather is set to sink south across the rest of Britain bringing a tricky mix of rain, sleet and wet snow especially over hilly areas.
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The op's the fool.
please dont send it to me :)
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The op's the fool.
Quoted for tomorrow, they have been forecasting snow for this week for around 10 days now.
i hope so too was off last week so managed to get a nice sun burn
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oh boy miles had a rugby game yesterday very unexpected :) just started back at work today so now game this week
i know lets hope they get it wrong last week spoilt me
oh boy miles had a rugby game yesterday very unexpected :) just started back at work today so now game this week
was their plenty of up and under?
it is very good when u get an unexpected game
oh boy miles had a rugby game yesterday very unexpected :) just started back at work today so now game this week
was their plenty of up and under?
it is very good when u get an unexpected game