| UK, south Europe to see colder than usual spring - report | |
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UK, south Europe to see colder than usual spring - report. Snow covers the ground in Parliament Square next to the Houses of Parliament in central London, February 10, 2012 Britain and southern Europe will experience lower than average temperatures between March and May while northern Europe is to see warmer than usual weather, Weather Services International (WSI) forecast on Monday. Although the UK is expected to see a warmer-than-usual March, temperatures are forecast to be colder than normal in April and May, while for the rest of Europe the outlook is mixed, according to WSI. For the energy sector, WSI said "wetter and windier conditions should return to the northern hydrological/wind generation regions, with drier and less windy conditions at more southern latitudes." WSI also said that the recent cold that has dominated continental European weather in February would be coming to an end by the end of the month. "The exception will be in parts of eastern and southeastern Europe, where recent excessive snowfall will likely delay the transition towards warmer temperatures until later in the spring," said WSI Chief Meteorologist Todd Crawford. Below is a breakdown of temperature forecasts for Europe's four main weather regions. ![]() In March, WSI forecasts: Nordic Region* – Warmer than normal UK* – Warmer than normal Northern Mainland* – Warmer than normal Southern Mainland* – Colder than normal In April, WSI forecasts: Nordic Region – Warmer than normal, except southern Norway/Sweden UK – Cooler than normal Northern Mainland – Cooler than normal Southern Mainland – Cooler than normal In May, WSI forecasts: Nordic Region – Warmer than normal, except southern Norway UK – Cooler than normal Northern Mainland – Warmer than normal Southern Mainland – Warmer than normal, except southeastern Europe WSI, providing customized weather information to energy traders, will issue its next seasonal outlook on 19 March. About Weather Services International Weather Services International is the world's leading provider of weather-driven business solutions for professionals in the energy, aviation and media markets, as well as multiple federal and state government agencies. WSI is a member of The Weather Channel Companies and is headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts with offices in Birmingham, England. The Weather Channel Companies are owned by a consortium made up of NBC Universal and the private equity firms The Blackstone Group and Bain Capital. |
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