....have just looked up Weather Underground and had a peek at their forecast for next Sunday

They say it will be high clouds, slight chance of rain {30%] with a temp. high of 6C but with a WNW 32Km/h wind the 'chill' factor will be -6C.
Expect that Manly will need to turn out in 'long-johns' and 'gloves'.

what has the weather underground got to do with events here?

more concerned about Saturday being wet with Quins v Gloucester ripping the pitch up.
I am tempted to go to the game, just to see how much work the ground staff do after the final whistle. I also hope that they employ cleaners to tidy up after the game and not leave the ground looking like a tip!

take any forecast at this stage in the week with a grain of salt

oh balls.....don't tell me the salt lorries are out

.....no signs of snow in London area for the coming week and as a 'user' of the W.U weather site for eight years consider their forward 7 day forecasst to be better than most others around

As for Saturday their forecast is for little chance of 'rain' so do not expect to much problems with the pitch being 'cut-up'.

Also do not expect the Union shower to leave the place looking like a tip after their match......they have their pride to consider as 'gentlemen' players and supporters.....would not do to lose face in front of a load of 'downunder' convicts and 'northern' peasents.

Not the done thing old boy....