Exact date ‘Beast from the East’ to return as climate maps present sub-zero chill

A chill just like ‘Beast from the East’ might batter Brits in only a matter of days, in response to new climate maps.

Fresh radar information from WX Charts predicts snow, icy circumstances and freezing temperatures at the beginning of subsequent month, with some spots seeing temperatures drop as little as -3C – at the same time as we edge into Spring. Maps present an icy entrance making its approach westwards as we head in the direction of March, studies the Express.

The new information exhibits a big band of snow hovering within the North Sea off the east coast of Scotland on March 8. This band appears to stretch from the highest of the British Isles all the way down to round Newcastle.

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But Brits ought to be cautious to not leap to conclusions about how chilly the beginning of subsequent month shall be, as it is a long-range forecast. The Met Office has made it clear that snow forecasts are unreliable greater than two days forward of the date in query.

However, the forecaster‘s personal predictions echo WX Charts’ maps. Whether it snows or not, a lot of the nation is predicted to be frosty that day, with temperatures dropping as little as -3C in central Scotland. Moving additional south into Cumbria, the mercury will rise by a level or two whereas these residing south of the North York Moors can anticipate temperatures above 0C round noon on March 8.

The UK is about to be one of many chilliest spots in Europe on that day, and the remainder of early March seems to be an identical story. A Met Office spokesperson stated of the interval: “A dry start to this period is most likely in the south of the UK, with some night-time frost and perhaps patchy fog, but rain will already by making its way into northern parts of the UK on Tuesday, spreading south.”

“This sets the scene for a generally unsettled pattern that is likely to continue through to early March. Spells of rain are expected across all areas at times, wettest overall in the west and northwest, where it will also sometimes be windy.”

“Temperatures are most likely to be around or a little above average, though some short-lived colder interludes that would allow sleet or snow to fall to lower levels are possible at times, these more likely in the north.”

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