Brits face 'emergency energy blackouts' as temperatures plummet in grim winter forecast
dailystar.co.uktemperatures plummet in next month.People have so far been aided in their efforts to avoid crippling energy bills by a mild October with thermometers still hitting double figures in most regions of England.Unsettled winter conditions are around the corner, however, according to a new long-range forecast analysis issued by NetWeather.READ MORE: GP avoids being struck off after sharing explicit pics of married man in revenge pornNick Finnis, a senior forecaster for NetWeather, has explained the detail behind the cold snaps that are set to be on the horizon for the UK.He said: "The signal is for periods of high pressure over northern Europe and/or higher latitudes and low pressure over southern Europe.
This would mean the jet stream and storm track diverted further south than average, leading to a greater chance than normal of colder spells for northern Europe, including the UK during November, December and January."If everyone can survive those three months, then the outlook afterwards is a little better according to Finnis, who added: "For February the outlook is milder with higher pressure over mainland Europe and lower pressure over the far north Atlantic and Arctic, drawing a mild flow from the west or southwest."A look at the temperatures for the three months combined shows temperatures close to average (0C to +0.5C) over the UK, but this still means a greater chance of colder spells than if it were showing well above average.
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