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and southern England on the 23rd, and across the south and east on the 24th, but the 25th was by far the hottest day with 30 °C recorded widely as far west as Somerset and East Wales, also much of northern England, Edinburgh, and parts of the Highlands and Moray. The further panel of maps below shows
with widespread frost, with wintry showers skirting the east coast at times, rain showers for the south-west, and long spells of sunshine everywhere else, Yeovilton (Somerset) sunniest with 7.4 hours. Another widespread frost on the 9th led into a generally sunny day, with isolated wintry showers along
Mickleden, Middle Fell 57.0 106.6 145.6 252.2 309.2 Rydal Hall 49.5 105.5 148.1 253.6 303.1 Grasmere, Tanner Cro 54.0 85.2 155.5 240.7 294.7 Brotherswater 48.2 91.6 153.4 245.0 293.2 Dale Head 51.2 90.8 150.8 241.6 292.8 St Johns Beck 49.4 83.0 133.4 216.4 265.8 **All rain gauges listed
113 Preston Moor Park, Lancashire 94.4 93.4 101 Sale, Carrington Lane, Greater Manchester 76.6 77.2 99 Audlem, Mere Farm, Cheshire 59.1 60.1 98 Nantwich, Reaseheath Hall, Cheshire 59.2 61.9 96 Hawarden Airport, Clywyd 57.8 60.0 96 Denton Resr, Greater Manchester 78.2 82.8 94 Prestbury S Wks, Cheshire
, Lindy Woodage Devon and Cornwall Police representing CC Charlie Hall and Matthew Gaskin DCLG standing in for Jenny Shellens. 2. Minutes & actions from last meeting 1 PR updated the group on progress since the last meeting. Progress made across all areas, discussions ongoing to fix a date
was in use at least a century earlier - and probably long before that. The Beaufort scale (Factsheet 6) 7. Climate of South West England The counties included in this area are Cornwall, Devon and Somerset, together with the Isles of Scilly. This factsheet contains a brief description of the landscape
rain and thunderstorms, with local flooding in Ipswich and Wymondham. Devon and Somerset bore the brunt of impacts from thunderstorms on the 17th to the 18th. In Devon, Exeter Airport was forced to close due to surface water flooding whilst flash flooding also affected Dawlish as local water courses
be warranted and proportionate. Chris Counsell, Ralph Ledbetter, Eleanor Hall • Existing methodologies can be updated using the UKCP18 data from the probabilistic projections. There is the potential for developing new tools such as bespoke weather generators to produce plausible extreme droughts
up which is chaired by Professor Sir Brian Hosk i ns and includes Professor Mat Collins (University of Exeter), Professor Jim Hall (University of Oxford), Dr Ed Hawkins (University of Reading), Professor Gabi Heger! (University of Edinburgh), Dr Erik Kjellstrom (Rossby Centre, SMHI, Sweden
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