March CET
#1
Posted 18 February 2012 - 19:56
We've had an Atlantic dominated winter, some HLB in February - failing to really pull it off - So what can we expect for March?
We know that we'll see periods of undisturbed sunshine, there will be last strong winds, there will be snow and frost and the first warm feeling days in March but how sunny will it be, how snowy a month will it be, how warm will the hottest day will be? All to do with the synoptics and that affects the CET!
Normally, every March somehwere (usually the north) sees Snow and sometimes very large snowfalls (3 years since 2006 have seen the largest snowfalls of the season happen in March) so after a winter that had some areas missing out on the snow, there is chance for not only to see the white stuff but to be able to go sledging in it! Can we see our winter arrive properly for everyone or March like our summer arrived in September last year or will it just be normal, insignificant snow for the north?
My thoughts on March are that:
We'll see a mild start; followed by northerly outbreaks; either see high pressure set up over UK or low pressure to be around but allowing for long periods of sunshine - nonetheless I expect periods of both cool-cold to mild-warm days during this period.
Therefore my March CET is 6.5C.
The coldest March CET is 1.0C in 1674 and the warmest is 9.2C in 1957. The warmest March that I can remember was probably 2002 at 7.6C and the coldest was probably 2001 at 5.2C. I'd prefer the latter, but I'd love anything out of the colder 178 months available as long as we get some good sunshine and warmth in at times in April and throughout May.
2011/2012: Satisfactory with 20 days of falling snow, 10 days of lying snow and a good December for snow.
Failite gu Alba - Welcome to Scotland!
#2
Posted 18 February 2012 - 20:40
The beauty of March is that is possibly the most varied month for weather - Snow, sleet, hail, wind, rain, cold, mild, warm, dry, sunny, dull are all possible throughout the month in almost equal measure; March is rarely a boring month!
Also, i expect no less than a Blizzard on my birthday!
#3
Posted 19 February 2012 - 15:36
#4
Posted 19 February 2012 - 17:04
An average or warm start quickly leading to a touch cooler conditions with drier and more settled conditions with a wintry theme evident
A generally average 10-20th with a mix of cooler and warmer days with average rainfall with beautiful Spring conditions possible although perhaps some cooler days generating a wintry feel
An overall average - mild end.
Edited by hedgehog4, 19 February 2012 - 17:09 .
#5
Posted 19 February 2012 - 17:39
#6
Posted 19 February 2012 - 17:46
8.8c
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#7
Posted 19 February 2012 - 17:56
Gavin D, on 19 February 2012 - 17:46 , said:
8.8c
That's a bit extreme. I'll get me records out but I feel that we'll be unlikely sustain temperatures long enough for a CET like that.
2011/2012: Satisfactory with 20 days of falling snow, 10 days of lying snow and a good December for snow.
Failite gu Alba - Welcome to Scotland!
#8
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:01
Also Gavin, you are very welcome to participate in the Seasonal Forecast Thread and that goes for anyone else on here who hasn't tried a seasonal forecast
2011/2012: Satisfactory with 20 days of falling snow, 10 days of lying snow and a good December for snow.
Failite gu Alba - Welcome to Scotland!
#10
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:10
Max temperature +22.1°C
Minimum temperature -7.9°C
Thunder: 1
Lightning: 1
#11
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:19
Northern England is due a good March snowfall though, we haven't had one since 2008!
Edited by Alza 2, 19 February 2012 - 18:19 .
Newcastle upon Tyne Winter 2011/12
Snow lying - 3 (Not necessarily at 09:00)
Deepest snow - 2.5cm
#13
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:21
Rainbow Snow, on 19 February 2012 - 18:01 , said:
Reckon it will be the 'March of Dreams' delivering some rather varied weather with cold spells (which I think will be more common during the beginning) balanced out by warm spells.
That sounds lovely!
Out of all the records, here is the warmest, the coldest, my dream set, my nightmare set.
The Warmest:
January: 7.5C (1916)
February: 7.9C (1779)
March: 9.2C (1957)
April: 11.8C (2011)
May: 15.1C (1833)
June: 18.2C (1846)
July: 19.7C (2006)
August: 19.2C (1995)
September: 16.8C (2006)
October: 13.3C (2001)
November: 10.1C (1994)
December: 8.1C (1974)
The Coldest:
January: -3.1C (1795)
February: -1.9C (1947)
March: 1.0C (1674)
April: 4.7C (1701)
May: 8.5C (1698)
June: 11.5C (1675)
July: 13.4C (1816)
August: 12.9C (1912)
September: 10.5C (1674)
October: 5.3C (1740)
November: 2.3C (1782)
December: -0.8C (1890)
Dream Set:
January: -3.1C
February: -1.9C
March: 1.0C
April: 7.9C
May: 13.9C
June: 18.2C
July: 19.7C
August: 15.6C
September: 13.3C
October: 9.7C
November: 2.3C
December: -0.8C
Nightmare; exluding April, May, September
January: 7.5C
February: 7.9C
March: 9.2C
June: 11.5C
July: 13.4C
August: 12.9C
October: 13.3C
November: 10.1C
December: 8.1C
2011/2012: Satisfactory with 20 days of falling snow, 10 days of lying snow and a good December for snow.
Failite gu Alba - Welcome to Scotland!
#14
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:24
Max temperature +22.1°C
Minimum temperature -7.9°C
Thunder: 1
Lightning: 1
#15
Posted 19 February 2012 - 18:43
Campsie Snow Storm, on 19 February 2012 - 18:21 , said:
Dream Set:
January: -3.1C
February: -1.9C
March: 1.0C
April: 7.9C
May: 13.9C
June: 18.2C
July: 19.7C
August: 15.6C
September: 13.3C
October: 9.7C
November: 2.3C
December: -0.8C
Nightmare; exluding April, May, September
January: 7.5C
February: 7.9C
March: 9.2C
June: 11.5C
July: 13.4C
August: 12.9C
October: 13.3C
November: 10.1C
December: 8.1C
Thanks.
(lol) Love your idea of nightmare year in terms of CET temperatures. With not much difference between the coldest CET and warmest CET that would probably qualify as a nightmare for me too. Personally love those huge differences in CET temperatures from the coldest Winter month and from the warmest Summer month, so that dream one will be very well suited to me. Also means I'd likely to experience some very cold spells during Winter perhaps with lots of snowfall chances, while the very warm CET temperatures in Summer means I'd likely experience numerous warm/hot days with a good share of thundery outbreaks.
Amazed to find the coldest March CET was only 1*C. Even for a month like January, that would be cold. But then again I suppose March can share a lot of Winter qualities such as January only that the days are longer, and with growth starting to appear on various plants.
#16
Posted 19 February 2012 - 20:25
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#17
Posted 19 February 2012 - 22:30
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Posted 20 February 2012 - 02:26
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Posted 20 February 2012 - 14:38
#20
Posted 20 February 2012 - 18:31
10C
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