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several locations including Shrewsbury and the Isle of Wight, where a pony was killed by a lightning bolt. In Surrey, power outages from lightning strikes were reported as impacting the water supply to as many as 1300 properties. The week from the 12th to the 19th saw high pressure across the UK
hour. Localised power outages were also reported in Port Talbot. On the 8th, further widespread downpours and thunderstorms developed with surface water flooding reported from several locations including Shrewsbury and the Isle of Wight, where a pony was killed by a lightning bolt. In Surrey, power
hour. Localised power outages were also reported in Port Talbot. On the 8th, further widespread downpours and thunderstorms developed with surface water flooding reported from several locations including Shrewsbury and the Isle of Wight, where a pony was killed by a lightning bolt. In Surrey, power
as follows: A maximum temperature of 34.9 °C was recorded at Charlwood (Surrey) on the 13th. A minimum temperature of 0.3 °C was recorded at Tulloch Bridge (Inverness-shire) on the 17th. In the 24 hours ending at 0900 UTC on the 17th, 146.2 mm of rain fell at Holbeach (Lincolnshire). A wind gust of 49
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