Winter 1947: 'General Inference' and Discussion*
at 0600 on 26th February 1947
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'Moderate snow with some heavy falls will occur in Northern England,
North Midlands, Southern and Central Scotland and will spread later
to northeast Scotland and parts of west Scotland. As the depression
over northwest Ireland moves steadily east northeast the continuous
snow will change to snow showers progressively over the whole of the
northern area. Apart from some rain showers in the southwest it will
be fair in the south although snow showers may spread later to east
England. While daytime temperatures will rise several degrees above
freezing point in many southern districts today and temperatures will
be near to freezing in the north, there will be a hard to severe frost
in many areas tonight especially in the southeast. Fog patches are
likely in the Midlands and southeast late tonight chiefly near large
towns. Winds will be strong to gale today in many areas associated
with the circulation round the depression but will moderate generally
tonight as it moves away'
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