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on 13th February 1989. Daily weather extremes Highest Maximum Temperature 13.6 °C at Exmouth (Devon) Lowest Minimum Temperature -1.6 °C at Fylingdales (North Yorkshire) Most Rainfall 30.9 mm at Aviemore (Highland) Most Sunshine 5.6 hours at Cardiff, Bute Park (South Glamorgan) National Meteorological
in northeastern parts of the UK, with 5cm overnight at Fylingdales in the North York Moors, 2cm at Aviemore and 1 cm at Albemarle and Bingley. Remaining cold next week The cold regime looks likely to continue into next week, with a good deal of dry sunny weather for many. However, showers remain possible
Yorkshire 6.5 46.8 19.8 73.1 <10 116 Blencathra, Cumbria 2.9 48.0 21.2 72.1 <10 53 Shawbury, Shropshire 11.8 39.2 13.2 64.2 <10 106 Fylingdales, N Yorkshire N/A 60.1 2.4 62.5 - 77 Boulmer, Northumberland 0 30.6 31.4 62.0 <10 117 Rhyl, Denbighshire 12.4 48.8 0.4 61.6 <10 83 Velindre, Powys 19.1 39.5 2.1
was recorded at Valley (Anglesey). Lowest pressure over England was 957.1 hPa at Shobdon Airfield (Herefordshire) at 1300 UTC. This was the lowest pressure over England since 30 October 2000, when 951.2 hPa was recorded at Fylingdales (North Yorkshire). Station (height in metres) Needles Old Battery (Isle
October day on record, including 61.4mm at Sheffield on 20th (139 years), 46.8mm at Waddington, Lincolnshire on 19th (76 years), 45.8mm at Lyneham, Wiltshire on 19th (66 years), 48.2mm at Wattisham, Suffolk on 19th (63 years), 46.0mm at Charsfield, Suffolk on 19th (57 years) and 56.4mm at Fylingdales
23 55.42085 -1.60126 ENG 1975 03257 LEEMING 33 54.29698 -1.53301 ENG 1944 03265 TOPCLIFFE 25 54.20471 -1.39013 ENG 1947 03275 LOFTUS 158 54.56284 -0.86353 ENG 1996 03281 FYLINGDALES 262 54.35873 -0.67166 ENG 1961 03292 BRIDLINGTON MRSC 15 54.09397 -0.17585 ENG 1987 03301 MONA 60 53.26051 -4.37599
during the 16th, followed by brighter but cooler weather with a maximum of only 9.0 °C at Fylingdales (North Yorkshire). Following a frosty start in some northern parts, the 17th was a sunny day but cool near eastern coasts. 18th to 24th High pressure and easterly winds brought mostly warm and sunny
but with isolated thundery showers in the south-west. Showers broke out more widely on the 12th, turning thundery in the north Midlands, East Anglia and the south-east. A brief northerly incursion brought cooler weather on the 13th, especially to the east, with a high of only 6.0 °C at Fylingdales (North
but cooler in the east with frequent low cloud near the east coast. The 1st was cloudy for most with thundery showers developing in places, especially in the north and south-west. Thundery showers and longer spells of rain affected the north and east on the 2nd with 33.6 mm of rain at Fylingdales (North
spells of rain on the 1st and 2nd, just occasional sunny interludes, with some thunderstorms in the south-east early afternoon on the 2nd. Fylingdales (North Yorkshire) had a maximum of just 11.6 °C on the 2nd. Fronts brought rain at times, especially to the north, on the 3rd and 4th; on the 3rd
