Climpy Weather Forecast, South Lanarkshire ML11 8

Today 23 Feb Strathclyde

Some bright or sunny intervals and occasional showers, these mainly over Argyll and wintry over hills. Breezy with brisk northwesterly winds, occasionally strong along the west coast. Maximum Temperature 6C.

Tonight 23 Feb Strathclyde

Showers dying out this evening. Sleet and snow, perhaps rain on low ground through the Central Belt, will spread northeast later in the night. Northern Argyll may stay dry. Minimum Temperature 0C.

Mon 24 Feb Strathclyde

Periods of rain, sleet and snow initially, occasinally heavy during morning. Snow increasingly confined to hills as the day progresses, as drier conditions feed from the west. Maximum Temperature 4C.

Tue 25 Feb Strathclyde

A cold and bright few days with showers, these occasionally heavy and wintry on hills. Overnight frost.

Wed 26 Feb Strathclyde

A cold and bright few days with showers, these occasionally heavy and wintry on hills. Overnight frost.

Thu 27 Feb Strathclyde

A cold and bright few days with showers, these occasionally heavy and wintry on hills. Overnight frost.

Fri 28 Feb Strathclyde

To start the period, unsettled and often windy conditions will continue with areas of rain moving east across the UK, interspersed with brighter, showery interludes. Rain is likely to be heaviest across western areas, with wintry showers in the north. The south will see the best of any more prolonged drier interludes. Continuing through the period, there is an increased chance of deep low pressure systems affecting somewhere in the UK, causing large amounts of rainfall and very strong winds. Temperatures are likely to frequently oscillate between rather cold and rather mild. During any colder interludes, there is likely to be some snow on the high ground of the north. The weather may become more settled in the southeast at the very end of this period, though remaining unsettled elsewhere.

Sat 29 Feb Strathclyde

To start the period, unsettled and often windy conditions will continue with areas of rain moving east across the UK, interspersed with brighter, showery interludes. Rain is likely to be heaviest across western areas, with wintry showers in the north. The south will see the best of any more prolonged drier interludes. Continuing through the period, there is an increased chance of deep low pressure systems affecting somewhere in the UK, causing large amounts of rainfall and very strong winds. Temperatures are likely to frequently oscillate between rather cold and rather mild. During any colder interludes, there is likely to be some snow on the high ground of the north. The weather may become more settled in the southeast at the very end of this period, though remaining unsettled elsewhere.

Climpy Weather Forecast

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February Temperature

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Lowest 7 February, 2020

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Highest 7 January, 2020

Lowest 9 January, 2020

Average January

Highest 7 January, 2020

Lowest 7 February, 2020

Average February

Highest 22 February, 2020

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