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Summary:
Showery rain, sleet and snow dying away. Widespread frost.
This Evening and Tonight
Outbreaks of showery rain, sleet and snow across England and Wales
dying away. Then most places dry with clear spells leading to a
widespread frost.
Spring ahead
| 4 Mar 2005
So what was Winter 2004-05 like? On the whole, the season for the UK was
mild and slightly drier than average, although regional variations were
large...
Weather in the oceans
| 1 Mar 2005
Marine experts from around the UK have pooled their knowledge on how the world's
ocean systems work, to launch the National Centre for Ocean Forecasting... From News
February 2005 Mild at first, then turning cold in the second half. Mean
temperatures were generally above average, most noticeably
in Scotland. Rainfall totals were below average away from
eastern areas. Some areas in the south had only a quarter
of their normal rainfall and many areas had their fourth consecutive
month with lower than average rainfall totals. Monthly assessment | Contoured maps | Regional average
50 cm of lying snow was reported from Boltshope Park
(Northumberland) and 23 cm from Carterhouse (Scottish Borders),
both on morning of 25th. Redhill (Surrey) recorded a temperature
of -9.5 °C overnight 27/28th.
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