-ROAD and TRAFFIC -  "Temporary Traffic Lights have been placed, late Sunday evening, at the bottom of the  A6 north out of Buxton - Fairfield Road, under the railway bridge near Wye Bridge House !!" Thank you Dibs @ 21.30 Sunday evening.
AND ... No more snow into Monday - lots of wet snow on the ground -  BEWARE - Side roads and pavements in Buxton are still snow affected.!!! ALL Main Roads across the Peak District are now open again

AND ....ROAD CLOSED... "Burlow Road, from Harpur Hill to Brierlow Bar is closed from the junction with Heathfield Nook Road, Southwards past the Rugby Club, to the Brierlow Bar Junction near the bookshop - Water works in progress - the road will be closed until 7th February - and then will have single file with traffic light control to March 7th"  - diversions in place via the A515.
-Monday Evening and Night:
Turning colder - showers, gradually turning more wintry, especially over higher ground in the Peak District, through the evening and night - these turning heavy at times and likely resulting in significant snow on the ground by Tuesday morning - brisk south westerly winds, peaking above 25mph - Minimum Air Temperature 1 °C.
Tuesday:
Tuesday, cold, with wintry showers, some heavy, with some brighter periods at times too, brisk westerly winds easing later in the day - Maximum Air Temperature 1 °C.
Tuesday Evening and Night:
Very cold overnight - daytime wintry showers easing through the evening - mainly dry through nighttime but some mist patches forming - lighter westerly winds - Minimum Air Temperature -2 °C.
Wednesday:
Wednesday, very cold, mainly dry with bright periods - light north westerly winds - Maximum Air Temperature 1 °C.
Wednesday Evening and Night:
Very cold, mainly dry with some clear periods - light north westerly winds - Minimum Air Temperature -2 °C.
Outlook for Thursday to Saturday:
Thursday, cold, mainly dry, with some brighter periods - fairy light north westerly winds - wintry showers become more likely overnight to Friday - Maximum Air Temperature 3 °C. Friday, a little more mild - any early showers clearing - then mainly dry with more in the way of cloud - fairy modest westerly winds - showers overnight to Saturday - Maximum Air Temperature 5 °C. Saturday, comparatively mild but turning cooler later - showers for the day - turning wintry later - moderate westerly winds - Maximum Air Temperature 4 °C.-

 

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-UK, Met Office - Longer Range Forecast, for the entire UK   ©Met Office.:
-UK Outlook for Saturday 26 Jan 2019 to Monday 4 Feb 2019:
Changeable on Saturday with rain and hill snow clearing southeastwards, to leave a brighter and showery picture for the remainder of the weekend. Showers will be of a wintry mix with snow possible at lower levels, particularly in the north and it will be windy with coastal gales probable in the north and west. Thereafter, the final few days of January and early February are likely to remain rather unsettled with brisk winds, outbreaks of rain and hill snow, as well as some showery interludes in between. It will remain cold for most with widespread overnight frosts as well as the risk of ice. Snow remains a possibility to lower levels, particularly in the north.
UK Outlook for Tuesday 5 Feb 2019 to Tuesday 19 Feb 2019:
The weather will continue to be mixed through early February with a continuation of the generally cold conditions. This will bring spells of rain and hill snow, interspersed by showery interludes, with a continued risk of snow to lower levels, especially in the north. As we head through February there is an increased chance of seeing very cold conditions developing with a greater probability of northerly or easterly winds. This will bring an increased risk of snow to all areas and more widespread frost, however there remains some uncertainty. In this scenario the driest conditions will be across the northwest, whilst the south could see wetter and occasionally milder interludes, bringing a risk of more significant snow..------------------------

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Weather Links Want a  24 Hour & a 4 Day, Buxton Weather Forecast?? CLICK HERE! Like to see an Article from a National Magazine, about buxtonweather.co.uk - CLICK HERE! Want a "Mountain Safety" Forecast for the High Peak - CLICK HERE Weather Forecasts & Other Peak District Links Weather Site Location Glossary of Terms Used on these Pages  Rain/Sun/Temperature -  My Readings from 2003 to Date Other Detailed Current  Weather Statistics     Press here for Live Video Webcam Over Buxton Rooftops - Looking North towards Brown Edge Please note that this image will be tilted down and left, to show more of the road conditions, in snowy periods   Press here for Live Video Webcam, on the A537 Cat & Fiddle Road Temperature Converter. °C:   °F:   Click on the icon below to see the latest RAIN ALARM - Radar picture (This link does not work for Smartphone's - only laptops and desktops) See an almost live (updated every 30 seconds) image over Buxton Rooftops looking North towards Brown Edge - Height 340 Mts.   Like to see the weather on the A53 Leek Road, at the famous Winking Man Pub- CLICK HERE!   Click here to see a live view of Buxton Market Place   Like to see the weather at The Cat & Fiddle Pub (On the A537 Macclesfield  Road) Height 518 Mts - CLICK HERE! Like to see the weather at Flash Bar Stores Quarnford, near The Travellers Rest Pub, (On the A53 Leek Road) Height 469 Mts- CLICK HERE! Click below to a webcam at the HSL site, above Harpur Hill, Buxton - Location SK055705 - Height 390 Mts (Updated every 30 minutes) - CLICK HERE!   Like to see where the Jet Steam is RIGHT NOW? - Click Here Like an explanation of how the Jet Stream affects our weather? - CLICK HERE   LIGHTNING - Click Here to View Current  Lightning Activity Over the UK   Site and Weather Station Maintained by Michael Hilton, Buxton, Derbyshire © M Hilton - All Rights Reserved	Conditions At: 17:28 on 21/1/19	Outside, Shade Temperature 2.1 °C
	Dew Point	1.4°C
	Humidity	95%
	Barometer (corrected to sea level)	1013mB Rate -1.31mB/hr
	Wind Figures:
	Wind Speed	10mph
	Wind Direction	SW
	Wind Chill  (How the temperature actually "feels")	-1.9 °C
	Wind Currently Gusting  To	22mph
	Peak Wind Gust Today	22mph at 17:10
	Rainfall Figures:
	Rainfall Today (Since Midnight)	1.6 mm
	Rainfall in the last hour	0.0 mm
	Total Rainfall in January	38.0 mm
	Total Rainfall in December	139 . 6 mm (5.50 inches)
	Total Rainfall in November	89 . 6 mm (3.53 inches)
	Total Rainfall in October	74 . 2 mm (2.92 inches)
	Total Rainfall in September	134 . 2 mm (5.28 inches)
	Total Rainfall in August	53 . 4 mm (2.10 inches)
	Total Rainfall in July	42 . 0 mm (1.65 inches)
	Total Rainfall in June	11 . 2 mm (0.44 inches)
	Total Rainfall in May	33 . 8 mm (1.33 inches)
	Total Rainfall in April	88 . 2 mm (3.47 inches)
	Total Rainfall in March	146 . 6 mm (5.78 inches) (inc snow melt)
	Total Rainfall in February	65 . 8 mm (2.59 inches)
	Total Rainfall in January	160 . 2 mm (6.31 inches)
	Total Rainfall in December	141 . 1 mm (5.56 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2018	1038.8 mm (40.90 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2017	1250.4 mm (49.23 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2016	1055.2 mm (41.54 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2015	1191.20 mm (46.90 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2014	1245.60 mm (49.04 inches)
	Total Rainfall in 2013	1041.00 mm (40.98 inches)
	Sunshine Figures:
	Sunshine hours on Monday  (Sunrise to Sunset) (Updated after Sunset)	0 . 06 Hours
	Sun Hours in January	16 . 53 Hours
	Sun Hours in December	25 . 11 Hours
	Sun Hours in November	39 . 27 Hours
	Sun Hours in October	93 . 82 Hours
	Sun Hours in September	129 . 28 Hours
	Sun Hours in August	129 . 43 Hours
	Sun Hours in July	258 . 96 Hours
	Sun Hours in June	258 . 73 Hours
	Sun Hours in May	255 . 54 Hours
	Sun Hours in April	87 . 20 Hours
	Sun Hours in March	55 . 93 Hours
	Sun Hours in February	73 . 05 Hours
	Sun Hours in January	24 . 95 Hours
	Sun Hours in December	30 . 03 Hours
	Sun Hours in 2018	1431.27 Hours
	Sun Hours in 2017	1096 . 00 Hours
	Sun Hours in 2016	1219 . 59 Hours
	Sun Hours in 2015	1239 . 88  Hours
	Sun Hours in 2014	1226 . 69  Hours
	Sun Hours in 2013	1242 . 01  Hours
	Monthly Average Temperatures:
	Average Temp in December	5. 38 °C
	Average Temp in November	6. 28 °C
	Average Temp in October	8 . 69 °C
	Average Temp in September	11 . 85 °C
	Average Temp in August	14 . 83 °C
	Average Temp in July	17 . 61 °C
	Average Temp in June	15 . 12 °C
	Average Temp in May	12 . 45 °C
Average Temp in April	7 . 44 °C
Average Temp in March	2 . 53 °C
Average Temp in February	1 . 04 °C
Average Temp in January	3 . 17 °C
Average Temp in December '17	3 . 53 °C
Average Temp in November '17	5 . 46 °C
Average Temp in 2018	8. 87 °C
Average Temp in 2017	9. 60 °C
Average Temp in 2016	8. 95 °C
Average Temp in 2015	8. 54 °C
Average Temp in 2014	9. 24 °C
Average Temp in 2013	7. 95 °C
Today's Temperature Extremes:
High Temperature	2.9°C at 14:00
Low Temperature	1.2°C at 4:54
Other Extremes (Since March 2003)
Highest Shade  Temperature	30.7°C at 15.51 on 9th August  2003
Low Temperature	-11.0°C at 07:35 on 20th December 2010
Highest Daily Rainfall (Midnight to Midnight)	77 mm (3.03 inches) on 10th August 2004
Highest Monthly Rainfall	287 mm (11.30 inches) in August 2004
Highest Daily Sunshine Hours	16. 36 Hours on 27th June 2018 (Previous highest was  16. 19 Hours on 16th June 2010)
Highest Monthly Sunshine Hours	281. 87 Hours in  July 2006
Highest Wind Speed Gust	88.08 mph on 21st January 2012
Astronomical Data
Sunrise	8:06
Sunset	16:28
Moon Phase Indicator Below - Click on the icon for an explanation, and details of the moon's phases, and a calculator of the moon's phase on any day in history - or in the future!
Moonrise	16:59
Moonset	8:23

 

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