Six nations weekend weather
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| 17:43 UK time, Friday, 5 February 2010
You may have heard that there is another big freeze on the way next week, well don't worry I think that is a little over the top.
Yes it is going to turn colder but nothing out of the ordinary for February.
As far as snow is concerned, I wouldn't rule out the odd flurry in Wales at some point next week but at this stage I am not expecting anything too heavy or disruptive.
At the moment, it looks like most of the snow will fall on the eastern side of England. Next weekend, more general sleet and snow may affect southern Britain but this is just a risk at this point and it is too far ahead to be sure.
Tonight low cloud may bring a few showers to south Wales. Elsewhere dry with some low cloud, mist and fog patches forming and turning chilly.
Temperatures where skies remain clear falling close to freezing with a slight frost.
Tomorrow mixed fortunes. Most of Powys, south and east Wales will start grey dry with mist and fog patches. I wouldn't rule out a spot of drizzle otherwise dry.
During the day, the mist and fog patches will slowly lift and in places it will brighten-up.
The best of the sunshine probably in the southwest, parts of west and north Wales.
Top temperatures 6 to 10 Celsius with a light east to north-easterly breeze.
If you're heading up to Twickenham for the rugby, cloudy here but dry and not too cold. Temperatures peaking at 8 Celsius with a light breeze.
Sunday in Wales largely dry with plenty of cloud. Some patchy mist and hill fog. Some sunshine in places too, most likely on the west coast and in northwest Wales.
Feeling colder. Top temperatures around 4 or 5 Celsius with a light to moderate east to south-easterly breeze.
Enjoy the weekend and goodluck to Wales tomorrow!
Derek
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