Cold weather to continue across Leicestershire
COLD weather looks set to continue across the entire county this week.
According to the Met Office temperatures will remain above freezing but will feel much lower.
The winter has so far delivered extreme weather from torrential rain to sub zero conditions and heavy snow fall.
Leicester Mercury reader Jonny Wesson of Lady Jane park, Bradgate Road, Newtown Linford, is among those of you who has enjoyed capturing the ever changing weather and its effect on the countryside on camera.
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This week he sent in this amazing picture of his car windscreen, frozen over after a bout of rain.
He said: "I just saw it and thought how beautiful it looked. It was a frosty morning and I thought how lovely it looked so I took a photo using my iPhone."
Mr Wesson said he has had no trouble keeping warm this winter in his mobile home where he lives in Bradgate Road.
And he added: "I have central heating and a fire to keep me warm when it gets really cold and I have an extra blanket at night on my bed if it's really cold."
You can share your weather pictures by emailing them to picturedesk@leicestermercury.co.uk or you can upload them here www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/pictures
See the five-day forecast for Leicester and Leicestershire at www.thisisleicestershire.co.uk/weather
2 Comments
by ravenstone17
Monday, February 25 2013, 12:17PM
“Typical weather for this time of year, Still you could blame the government for it I suppose....”
by f007e
Monday, February 25 2013, 12:12PM
“And in other news Winter is cold, usually the weather warms up in Spring. The days will continue to get longer until the end of June, from when they'll then reduce in length.”