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Data from: Latitude 50.7242, Longitude -3.5047 Issued on Monday 2 March at 12:06:50 1-in-10 Year Values (1971-2010) Month Daily Rainfall Total (mm) Days of Rain > 5mm Days of Snow Days with Snow Lying at 0900 UTC Days of Freezing January 149 11 5 4 2 February 137 10 5 3 1 March 100 7 3 1 0 April 93 7

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bringing further heavy rainfall. The radar-rainfall image below at 1230 GMT on 21 November shows the heavy rainfall from the next low pressure system, with the rainfall pattern very similar to that of Angus. The map below shows overall rainfall totals for the 3-day period from 0900 GMT 19 to 0900 GMT 22

projections – which will be available free to all UKCP users – look at extreme weather events for maximum temperature in summer; and maximum total rainfall over one-day and five-day periods. Users can examine local areas – down to 25km resolution – and look at the model simulated rise for rare high

. This is reflected in the UK total, which is 55.1 hours of sunshine, 79% of the average. February’s driest county has been Essex, with just 35.3mm of rainfall; the wettest has been Dunbartonshire with 228.9mm. The driest region compared to its average is Moray with 74% of its normal monthly rainfall

two rounds of farming households survey as well as 19 complementary Focus Group Discussions (FGD) with some of the farmers surveyed. A total of 612 survey responses and qualitative comments from 126 participants during the FGD were collected and analysed using various software including R and Stata

Station Based Downtime Summary for CONINGSBY Weather Data from: (Lat=53:09N Long=00:17W) Month: February 2021 Issued on Monday 3 March 2025 at 13:14:49 Date Daily Rainfall total (mm) 0900-0900 Days of Rain >5mm Minimum Air Temp (Deg C) Days with Air Frost Snow Depth (cm) at 0900 UTC Days with Snow

. Rainfall overall for the summer was below average, June and July had close to average totals, while August was a drier than average month despite wet spells in some areas caused by Storm Floris and the remnants of Hurricane Erin. August saw just 62% of average rainfall for the UK as a whole. Only

parts of South East England. Significant weather event Bruton saw 242.8 mm of rainfall in 24 hours and over a large area of Somerset, Dorset and Wiltshire rainfall totals were between 100 and 150 mm. The rain was accompanied by thunder and lightning and rainfall measurements exceeding 25 mm were

, and broadly close to average elsewhere. February was sunnier than average nearly everywhere, and the second sunniest for the UK in a series since 1929. Sunshine totals for the UK overall were 115% of average in December, 103% of average in January, and 137% in February. UK statistical summary Mean