No Chance of a White Christmas but Colder Weather is Expected After Boxing Day

Snow expected across the UK after Boxing Day.

(PRWEB) December 25, 2005 -- I have recently completed a PhD thesis into heavy snowfalls across Great Britain (www.richardjwild.co.uk) and thought you might be interested with just a few days away from Christmas Day, in learning what the current prospects are for a White Christmas across your region.

Based on the current meteorological models this morning, the chances of the UK seeing snow on Christmas Day is 0%. The current weather forecast for your region on Christmas Day is dry with sunny spells after an early frost, light and variable winds with slightly below average temperatures for late December. However, sleet and snow showers are likely to affect eastern and south-eastern districts of the UK in particular during the period 26-29th December as much colder weather is expected from Europe.
If you would like further information concerning this weather forecast/press release or on any weather related stories that may occur at any point during the winter ahead, please call me directly on 0906 1100445. If you have trouble getting through on that telephone number because it is premium rate number, try 01202 411122 as an alternative.

Contact:
Dr Richard J. Wild BSc (Hons) PhD FRMetS FRGS
Weather Services Commercial Manager - WeatherNet Ltd
Head of Heavy Snowfall and Blizzards Division, TORRO (Tornado and Storm Research Organisation).

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