Yep, it's dark when I leave at 05:30 on my way down to leafy Surrey.

I forgot you don't drop the first leg out till lunchtime

-1°C round here but -3°C in Surrey

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It's cold this morning .... very frosty out there !!!

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-2.5c was the official overnight minimum at RAF Northolt. Since my weather station gave up on me I always use the official Met Office figures from Northolt since its roughly central in The Borough.

This weekend looks like continuing the cold theme with a hint of sleet/snow in the mix on Saturday evening. The chances are low however, and only likely on higher ground north of the M4.

Daytime maximums are expected to be around 3-5c ( 37-41f ) over the weekend, before a very brief warm up on Monday. I have to say that looks out of place though.

Further into next week I think temperatures will remain on the chilly side, 5-7c ( 41-45f ) and with the threat of rain never too far away its going to feel unpleasant.

Saturday heralds the arrival of The First Official day of the UK's Meteorological Winter. ( December - February ).

Thanks for reading and posting. Moley

Quite gloomy, but it is December.

On a lighter note, as a passed a guy from building facilities this morning I joked that the outside heater had broken.

Mid morning I got official confirmation of my report and that they were looking into it

Be interesting to see the outcome !

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Now that is funny Kremmen

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The maximum at Northolt Friday was 4.7c, and had fallen to -2.9c by midnight.

The ice crystals in the upper atmosphere overnight led to a classic display of a halo around the moon here in The South East.

http://home.hiwaay.net/~krcool/Astro/moon/moonring/

Moley

Thank God for that as I thought it was because I had drunk too much

I saw that .... it was lovely to see xx

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*** UPDATED TUESDAY DECEMBER 4TH 2012 ***

I haven't posted for the last few days because the weather has panned out pretty much as I said in my last post.

HOWEVER.....I am updating this today because there is a small feature developing which may affect London and parts of The South East overnight Tuesday into Wednesday morning.

There is a a slight to moderate risk of precipitation in our region during this time, and temperatures will fall low enough overnight to potentially lead to some difficult driving conditions for the Wednesday morning commute. Precipitation means this could be rain, sleet, snow, or a combination of all three in some areas.

Many parts of the South East may well remain dry throughout, but this is just a quick heads up for the potential.

Moley