Weekend weather (5-6 December)
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| 15:20 UK time, Friday, 4 December 2009
September and October were both drier than average. In fact September was the driest in Wales since 2002 but we paid the price for this, in November with over 13 inches of rain!
This was more than double the average of 156.8mm, making it the second wettest November in Wales and fell just short of the November record of 336.9 mm set in 1929.
Looking ahead, there is more rain to come this weekend but I can promise some dry weather as well.
Friday afternoon: Cloudy with spots of light rain. Highs of between 5 to 8 Celsius with a S > SE breeze.
During this evening a band of heavier will spread across Wales. The rain lasting 2 or 3 hours followed by clearer, drier weather but with heavy showers in the South and West.
No frost tonight! Lowest temperatures, 5 to 8 Celsius.
Saturday: Scattered showers in the South and West first thing in the morning will die away to leave a few hours of dry and bright weather. However, rain will reach Pembrokeshire around midday.
The rain will be spreading across the rest of the country during the afternoon, reaching NE Wales after 3 pm.
Top temperatures 8 to 11 Celsius with a S > SW breeze.
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Saturday evening: Wet and breezy. Some heavy rain with strong S winds. Gales on exposed coasts and high ground.
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The rain will be heaviest in the South and West with a risk of localised flooding. Overnight lows 7 to 10 Celsius.
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Sunday: Early rain will clear leaving a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers. Most of the showers in the South and West. Breezy. The SW wind fresh to strong with top temperatures around 10 > 12 Celsius.
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Monday: Low pressure will bring another spell of rain and strong winds followed by blustery showers.
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Have a good weekend
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DerekÌý
This was more than double the average of 156.8mm, making it the second wettest November in Wales and fell just short of the November record of 336.9 mm set in 1929.
Looking ahead, there is more rain to come this weekend but I can promise some dry weather as well.
Friday afternoon: Cloudy with spots of light rain. Highs of between 5 to 8 Celsius with a S > SE breeze.
During this evening a band of heavier will spread across Wales. The rain lasting 2 or 3 hours followed by clearer, drier weather but with heavy showers in the South and West.
No frost tonight! Lowest temperatures, 5 to 8 Celsius.
Saturday: Scattered showers in the South and West first thing in the morning will die away to leave a few hours of dry and bright weather. However, rain will reach Pembrokeshire around midday.
The rain will be spreading across the rest of the country during the afternoon, reaching NE Wales after 3 pm.
Top temperatures 8 to 11 Celsius with a S > SW breeze.
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Saturday evening: Wet and breezy. Some heavy rain with strong S winds. Gales on exposed coasts and high ground.
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The rain will be heaviest in the South and West with a risk of localised flooding. Overnight lows 7 to 10 Celsius.
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Sunday: Early rain will clear leaving a mixture of sunshine and scattered showers. Most of the showers in the South and West. Breezy. The SW wind fresh to strong with top temperatures around 10 > 12 Celsius.
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Monday: Low pressure will bring another spell of rain and strong winds followed by blustery showers.
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Have a good weekend
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DerekÌý
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