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AberdeenAngus
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Was toasty here yesterday.
Forecast tae be doon tae 4 deg C again next week for the following couple of weeks.
Walked the dug yesterday with no jacket - what fine!
Went to take the bike today and the bloody fuel gauge is not working - bummer
Went to take the bike today and the bloody fuel gauge is not working - bummer
Just took my spade, wellies, blanket and emergency kit out of the boot of my car. SO expect snow storms later today 
Just in case I went a wee run on the bike, lovely dry roads and bike ran great. Need to check it all over as its nearly MOT time again, though it seems fine
Just in case I went a wee run on the bike, lovely dry roads and bike ran great. Need to check it all over as its nearly MOT time again, though it seems fine
forecast to piss it down (except next monday) for next 10 days in glasgow
theres a change ehh
theres a change ehh
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be warned ...
Don't put your winter coat away just yet. Forecasters predict cold weather and snow will return.
The spring-like weather that has bathed the UK in plenty of sunshine for the last two weeks will be replaced by a cold spell and unsettled conditions, forecasters predict.
After one of the warmest winter on record, by this weekend the UK is likely to see temperatures drop to 0°C, along with rain and strong gales.
A Met Office forecaster says that from Sunday there is a risk of snow over the higher ground of Scotland and northern England as unseasonable temperatures take a tumble.
There will also be a chance of wintry showers in the South East on Tuesday.
On Saturday, widespread temperatures will range between 4-8°C before dropping off on Sunday, with a minimum of 1°C in the North and 4°C in the South.
News of the marked change in weather comes only a week after “T-shirt Thursday” where a top temperature of nearly 19°C was recorded in Coleshill, near Birmingham – the highest since 1880.
On Tuesday, the mercury rose to a balmy 17.4°C in Durham, North East England. Parts of the UK were hotter than North Africa .. two weeks ago as the mercury rose to 19°C.
“Exceptionally mild conditions were caused by warm air from the tropics and South Atlantic. But, the wind is expected to change direction bringing in colder air from the North and West and changeable conditions.”
Don't put your winter coat away just yet. Forecasters predict cold weather and snow will return.
The spring-like weather that has bathed the UK in plenty of sunshine for the last two weeks will be replaced by a cold spell and unsettled conditions, forecasters predict.
After one of the warmest winter on record, by this weekend the UK is likely to see temperatures drop to 0°C, along with rain and strong gales.
A Met Office forecaster says that from Sunday there is a risk of snow over the higher ground of Scotland and northern England as unseasonable temperatures take a tumble.
There will also be a chance of wintry showers in the South East on Tuesday.
On Saturday, widespread temperatures will range between 4-8°C before dropping off on Sunday, with a minimum of 1°C in the North and 4°C in the South.
News of the marked change in weather comes only a week after “T-shirt Thursday” where a top temperature of nearly 19°C was recorded in Coleshill, near Birmingham – the highest since 1880.
On Tuesday, the mercury rose to a balmy 17.4°C in Durham, North East England. Parts of the UK were hotter than North Africa .. two weeks ago as the mercury rose to 19°C.
“Exceptionally mild conditions were caused by warm air from the tropics and South Atlantic. But, the wind is expected to change direction bringing in colder air from the North and West and changeable conditions.”
Just come back frae affshore and all ah can say is this weather is braw.
Did 70 mile the night and nae bugs, just great crisp air.
13deg an sweating buckets so a waz, well it wiz nae feelin cauld anywaz.
Did 70 mile the night and nae bugs, just great crisp air.
13deg an sweating buckets so a waz, well it wiz nae feelin cauld anywaz.
Ye can forget chust how good a bike run can be when it just all works out
Ran from Girvan down to Sunny Keswick in the lakes and back yesterday, got the biz done and then home with a clear run all the way
Ran from Girvan down to Sunny Keswick in the lakes and back yesterday, got the biz done and then home with a clear run all the way
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