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set New Year’s Eve daily maximum temperature records. Keswick in England reached 15.9 C, Kinlochewe in Scotland reached 16.1 C, and Magilligan reached 15.0 C in Northern Ireland. A daily minimum temperature of 13.2 C recorded at Chivenor, in Devon is provisionally a new UK and England record

Another area of low pressure is following closely on the heels of Storm Kathleen which brought challenging conditions to parts of the UK over the weekend. The low-pressure system will bring the strongest winds to Cornwall and coastal parts of Devon and Somerset later today [Monday 8 April

of the south and east, giving 97% of average UK rainfall overall. May was rather wet in a band from Devon to Norfolk but a very dry month in some other areas, with 55% of average for the UK. Sunshine was in relatively short supply for many areas during March, particularly the south, with only parts

within a single daily report for each location. The unit of measurement included is “the number of grains of pollen per cubic metre over a 24-hour period (grains/m 3 /24 hours)”. Met Office FitzRoy Road, Exeter Devon, EX1 3PB United Kingdom Tel: +44 (0)1392 885680 Fax: +44 (0)1392 885681 dpt

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to the east – for example at Swanage (Dorset). There were temporary power cuts in several areas, including the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Southampton, Devon, Cornwall, towns east of Reading and parts of west London. However, although storm Alex and subsequent fronts brought widespread heavy rain, flooding

. The previous record had stood for over 100 years at 959.7hPa recorded in Teignmouth (Devon) on 5 November 1916. In Wales a pressure of 958.5hPa at St Athan (Vale of Glamorgan) also set a new Welsh November low pressure record, previously 962.7hPa at Milford Haven (Pembrokeshire) on 8 November 2010. The chart

digital observations record: Valley, Gwynedd: 14.1°C on 6 November, surpassing the previous 13.6°C from 2022, with 94 years of records. Chivenor, Devon: 14.8°C on 5 November, beating the old record of 14.1°C from 1996. Culdrose, Cornwall: 13.8°C on 5 November, exceeding the previous 13.6°C set in 2010

and with further rain on Saturday. Minor surface water flooding is likely across parts of Somerset, Devon and Dorset on Saturday, with further minor impacts also possible elsewhere. “We advise people to stay away from swollen rivers and urge people not to drive through flood water as just 30cm of flowing water