Another £18 travel down the drain,if a flake falls in London now the match is off. :very_sad:
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London, Greater LondonPrint London, Greater London Close the London, Greater London box
5 Day Forecast Next 24 Hours ThuFriSatSunMonTueHelp for day detail view HelpSunrise 07:24
Sunset 17:04
Weather Temp.
(°C°F) Wind Direction and Speed
(mphkm/h) Humidity
Pressure
Visibility
Tuesday
Day weather Light Snow Shower
4°C 39°F Max. Day North North Westerly10mph 16km/h 84%
1005mb
Good
Tuesday
Night weather Partly Cloudy
-2°C 28°F Min. Night
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UK Outlook for Wednesday 10 Feb 2010 to Friday 19 Feb 2010:
Rather cold with a mixture of bright spells and scattered sleet and snow showers in the north and east. Strong winds are also expected around some exposed eastern and southern coasts. The driest and brightest weather is expected in the northwest for much of the period. Rain, sleet and snow may spread into some parts of the southwest for a time during Wednesday and Thursday, and again early in the following week. Overnight, frost is likely in many places, with locally severe frost inland. Remaining cold for the rest of the period with some snow or snow showers at times, particularly in eastern and some central areas. There is also a risk of further bands of rain, sleet and snow spreading into the south, particularly later in the period.
Updated: 1217 on Fri 5 Feb 2010
So following Tuesday home match at risk too. :(
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Sledges out for Coventry & Watford at home in big danger of being off if this forecast comes true. Ipswich definately on.
UK Outlook for Friday 12 Feb 2010 to Sunday 21 Feb 2010:
Friday will be cold with brisk northeasterly winds and wintry showers, these more persistent across eastern areas with the risk of significant snow accumulations, mainly in the southeast and East Anglia, possibly central and southern areas as well. Some snow showers likely across Scotland. A frost will form widely, locally sharp in the west and northwest. Saturday will continue cold with further wintry showers, mainly in the southeast, and frosty. The period from Sunday to Tuesday is expected to continue cold with brisk easterly winds. The northwest should be mainly dry, with further wintry showers expected in the southeast. Later in the week there is a risk of some rain, sleet or snow spreading from the south with some significant snowfall possible for a time, but low confidence in detail.
Updated: 1147 on Sun 7 Feb 2010
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Coventry, West MidlandsPrint Coventry, West Midlands Close the Coventry, West Midlands box
5 Day Forecast Next 24 Hours SunMonTueWedThuFriHelp for day detail view HelpSunrise 07:26
Sunset 17:13
Weather Temp.
(°C°F) Wind Direction and Speed
(mphkm/h) Humidity
Pressure
Visibility
Friday
Day weather Light Snow Shower
1°C 34°F Max. Day North Easterly14mph 23km/h 72%
1024mb
Very good
Friday
Night weather Light Snow Shower
-1°C 30°F Min. Night This data unavailable for night
Last updated at 19:40, Sunday
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UK Outlook for Saturday 13 Feb 2010 to Monday 22 Feb 2010:
Saturday and Sunday will be cold generally, with brisk northeasterly winds, and with wintry showers across some eastern areas, and still with the risk of significant snow accumulations in the far southeast. Overnight frost will be widespread, and locally severe. In the period Monday to Wednesday (15th to 17th) northern parts of the U.K. are likely to become more unsettled, with rain or sleet turning to snow over many inland parts, especially higher ground. Southern areas may also have some snow for a time before mostly turning to rain. Beyond this an unsettled but mostly cold type of weather looks most likely, with a continuing risk of sleet or snow, except perhaps in the southwest where somewhat milder conditions should prevail.
Updated: 1156 on Mon 8 Feb 2010
UK regions: London & South East England
Heavy Snow Thu 11 Feb
Snow showers may become frequent, heavy and prolonged at times, leading to accumulations of 5 to 10 cm in some areas, with 15 cm possible locally over high ground. Some drifting is also possible.
Issued at: 1114 Mon 8 Feb
UK regions: London & South East England
Heavy Snow Fri 12 Feb
Snow showers at first may be frequent, heavy and prolonged enough to give further accumulations of 2 to 5 cm in some areas, with 10 cm possible locally over high ground.
Issued at: 1119 Mon 8 Feb
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