Snow fell in some components of the UK over the weekend and extra seems to be to be proper across the nook, in line with a number one climate forecaster.
Exacta Weather forecaster James Madden reckons a “Beast from the East” will plunge Britain into chilly situations later this week.
He stated in an replace at this time (Monday, March 4): “Confidence is now becoming increasingly high for a cold easterly flow to develop from later this week and for in and around March 11 onwards, possibly a little bit earlier.
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“This will significantly increase our chances for widespread snow events across large parts of the country from the far north to the far south of the country as a prolonged period of cold from the east and/or north east sits across our shores.”
Madden reckons we might see an “extremely prolonged and severe spell of cold weather” in addition to “multiple widespread snow events”.
Although snow has fallen within the UK a number of instances this winter, not in every single place has seen a lot of the white stuff. But that would now be about to vary.
Madden continued: “Those who have not seen any snow this winter can now start to get excited about seeing some as large parts of the country face some pretty hefty dumps within this developing period and despite it being early spring.
“We really want a robust blocking sample like this in place over a protracted interval and a dominant chilly circulation from the east and/or northeast with quite a few different climate attributes to ship widespread snow to most and if not all components of the nation and that is precisely what we are actually right here in a fairly excessive confidence likelihood situation.”
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