Snow forecast for Reading and other parts of Berkshire next month
Berkshire could see snow next month – according to recent weather reports.
The AccuWeather website predicts that there will be snow in parts of Berkshire in early February.
Meanwhile, the Met Offices long-term forecast for southern England in February indicates that “snow could fall to lower levels at any time in colder interludes.”
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The good news for those of us who like to spend a day in the snow is that snow is expected for a weekend.
AccuWeather predicts there will be 0.6cm of snow in Reading on Sunday February 5th.
The same amount of snow is also expected to fall in Bracknell, West Berkshire and Wokingham on the same day, with a maximum forecast of 5 ° C throughout the day.
Unfortunately, for those who live in Windsor, Maidenhead and Slough no snow is expected and the town should instead receive 2.9mm of rain.
In its long-term forecast for Jan. 25 through Feb. 8, the Met Office points to the possibility of snow.
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He said: “A more unstable regime is very likely in late January and early February with periods of wet and windy weather followed by brighter but rainy interludes.
“The northwestern regions are likely to be the wettest, with the southern and eastern regions seeing the best of all the drier interludes.
“Global temperatures are more likely to be near or a little above average, although cooler interludes are possible.
“The snow could fall to lower levels at times in colder interludes, but it is most likely over higher terrain in the north.”
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