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Weather report: Cornwall Early  

Saturday 4th February, 2012
TODAY: WEATHER IN GENERAL

Rain and snow spreading across the region by evening.
MORNING AND AFTERNOON

Cold and frosty at first. Rain spreading eastwards across the whole region during the day, with snow on hills in the west and to lower levels in the east.
TEMPERATURE
Maximum: 6 °C. Minimum: 0 °C.
WIND

Variable, becoming south or southwest, 3 or 4, increasing 5 to 7, veering north later.
WIND WARNINGS FOR CORNWALL
For all weather warnings visit the Met Office Warnings page.
Strong winds .
TONIGHT: Weather outlook

Any snow turning to rain, then clearing during the night. Becoming cold under clearing skies with ice forming on untreated surfaces. Mist and fog also forming where winds fall light.
TOMORROW: Weather forecast

Any fog slow to clear but most places dry with some brighter spells developing. Chance of patchy rain in the afternoon and evening, mainly in the west. Maximum temperature 8 °C.
WEATHER OUTLOOK: Monday to Wednesday

Further outbreaks of rain, mainly in the west on Monday but more widespread on Tuesday and possibly heavy for a time on Wednesday. Less cold than recently.
LIVE WEATHER CONDITIONS
Visit Around Cornwall for webcams at Bude, Rock, Wadebridge, Newquay, St. Ives, Lands End and Looe;
and weather stations at Polruan, St Mawes, St Ives, Lands End, Perranporth, Newquay, Bude and Bodmin Moor for live weather conditions.
Inshore waters forecast for 24 HRS from 5.00am
North Coast
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South Coast
South, veering north later, 5 or 6, but 3 or 4 at first in Bristol Channel.
Sea State
Slight or moderate, becoming rough later near Lands End.
Visibility
Moderate or good, becoming poor for a time.

Wind
Variable, becoming south or southwest, 3 or 4, increasing 5 to 7, veering north later.
Sea State
Moderate or rough, but slight for a time in east.
Visibility
Moderate or good, becoming poor for a time.
     
   © Crown copyright 2012, data supplied by the Met Office.
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Outline tide and moon information for February 2012
 
 

Moon in February: New Moon 21st, First Quarter 1st, Full Moon 8th, Last Quarter 15th.
The moon is a principal factor in the state of tides. New and full moons will yield spring tides, first or last quarter neap tides. Springs are very high and very low, neaps moderate movement. Low spring tides will give plenty of beach space available or foreshore to explore. On high spring tides there will be a minimum of beach space and foreshore available.

Tide Charts

Tidal prediction graph

Link: Admiralty EasyTide for today's tide times - showing Newquay, go to Predict for your local port.

  
 


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