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Mean temperatures generally 2 to 3 °C above average across England, Wales and Scotland, but only around 1 to 1.5 °C above average across Northern Ireland. Most areas having above average rainfall, and over double the average rainfall across parts of SW England, E Scotland and much of SE England. The England SE & Central S district area, provisionally having its wettest February since 1990, and its most above average rainfall month, since November 2002. Sunshine levels well above average across NE England, but below average across Northern Scotland.

February 2007 in England.
Very mild. A dry and fine start to the month, but then generally unsettled, with rainfall well above average for the month. Significant and widespread snow occurred on the 8th and 9th.

February 2007 in Scotland
Temperatures well above average for the month. Very wet across the northeast, with Aberdeen recording over twice the monthly average rainfall.

February 2007 in Northern Ireland
Temperatures above average for the month, despite a fairly cool start to the month. Above average rainfall across the northeast, but close to average elsewhere

February 2007 in Wales
Although the first week was often dry with light winds and overnight frosts the rest of the month was often cloudy, windy and mild with spells of rain. Significant snowfall occurred on the 8th and 9th.

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	Mean temperatures generally 2 to 3 °C above average across England, Wales and Scotland, but only around 1 to 1.5 °C above average across Northern Ireland. Most areas having above average rainfall, and over double the average rainfall across parts of SW England, E Scotland and much of SE England. The England SE & Central S district area, provisionally having its wettest February since 1990, and its most above average rainfall month, since November 2002. Sunshine levels well above average across NE England, but below average across Northern Scotland. February 2007 in England. Very mild. A dry and fine start to the month, but then generally unsettled, with rainfall well above average for the month. Significant and widespread snow occurred on the 8th and 9th. February 2007 in Scotland Temperatures well above average for the month. Very wet across the northeast, with Aberdeen recording over twice the monthly average rainfall. February 2007 in Northern Ireland Temperatures above average for the month, despite a fairly cool start to the month. Above average rainfall across the northeast, but close to average elsewhere February 2007 in Wales Although the first week was often dry with light winds and overnight frosts the rest of the month was often cloudy, windy and mild with spells of rain. Significant snowfall occurred on the 8th and 9th.

The UK Year So Far - February 2007