january 2010 cold snap

endobj In late November, a snow storm had moved from southern Sweden, reaching Northumberland and the Scottish Borders Region during 23 November. endobj 3 0 obj There was some snowfall in early January, and there was an anticyclonic spell at the end of the month that brought some cold, frosty days. The Met Office issued a number of weather warnings, and snow began to fall in the early evening of 24 November, with 2 inches recorded in Newcastle upon Tyne. Also the coldest December in the UK since UK records began in 1890,In early December, a minimum of -21.1 °C was recorded at Altnaharra, Scottish Highlands.On 3 December, an all-time record low of -17.9 °C recorded at 25 December 2010 was also the coldest Christmas Day since 1830, with a CET of -5.9 °C.At the end of December, thousands of homes and businesses in January again was colder than average across the UK, though much milder than December, with a mean temperature across the UK of 3.1 °C.Welsh flood warnings stay in place in four areas, with roads closed after heavy bursts of rain affecting Conwy and Gwynedd.

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