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Winchcombe, Gloucestershire 118.6 158 Oxford 108.8 156 Reading University, Berkshire 97.4 136 High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire 108.2 133 Rothamsted, Hertfordshire 106 131 London St James's Park 88.2 127 High Beach, Essex 86.6 118 Aboyne, Aberdeenshire 107.8 116 Guernsey Airport 107 113 Wisley, Surrey
1908 # 4 32.7 / 3 August 1990 Dyce, Aberdeen 29.8 / 17th 1943 1 29.7 / 21 August 1995 Lough Navar Forest, Co. Fermanagh 29.8 /19th 1962 1 28.8 / 30 June 1976 Kielder Castle, Northumberland 29.7 / 18th 1951 2 30.0 / 9 August 2003 Helens Bay, Co. Down 28.4 / 17th 1961 2 28.8 / 29 June 1995 # Monthly
across England; one from the West Midlands to Lincolnshire, the other from Morecambe Bay to north-east England. These brought torrential downpours, hailstones large enough to damage greenhouses and cars, and intense lightning activity (over 50,000 strikes were recorded across the UK through the day
Carlisle, Cumbria Highest daily minimum temperature (09-09 GMT) 22.3°C 8 August Langdon Bay, Kent Lowest grass minimum temperature (09-09 GMT) -12.7°C 31 December Aboyne, Aberdeenshire Highest daily rainfall (09-09 GMT) 239.9mm 16 August East Wretham, Norfolk Greatest snow depth (09 GMT) 23cm 24
to understand? Whilst at first, having a warmer climate may sound like a good thing for our fun trips to the beach here in the UK, a changing climate may bring many problems, for example, health risk in extremely warm conditions and trouble growing crops. This news may sound daunting, but don’t worry
across the south-east and Lincolnshire and several Covid vaccination centres were also shut. A kitesurfer died on a beach in Suffolk. Scotland was also affected by deep lying snow, with transport disruption and school closures, and the harbour at Nairn was frozen over. There was deep lying snow across
level rise. Rising sea levels can cause a range of impacts; changing the shape of our coastline and beaches, and threatening infrastructure and the homes of people who live in coastal communities. Rising sea levels can also threaten the survival of already fragile wildlife habitats. North Atlantic
month (denoted by an asterisk). Station Value Previous Previous Record Date (°C) value °C) date length Aldergrove, County Antrim 30.0 21 July 2021 29.4 10 July 1934 94* Helen’s Bay, County Down 28.7 21 July 2021 28.4 17 July 2006 59 Altnahinch Filters, County Antrim 29.1 21 July 2021 27.2 19 July
). Extent was exceptionally below average throughout the side of the Arctic bordering the Atlantic Ocean, including in Hudson and Baffin Bay, and to a lesser degree in the Laptev Sea, where melting had begun early in the first week of June. Extent was nearer average on the side bordering the Pacific
for strong winds. The strongest UK March gust recorded is 112mph (97 knots) at the Forth Road Bridge, Scotland on 20 March 1986. England’s windiest March day brought 108mph (94 knots) at Langdon Bay, Kent, in 2008, while Wales recorded 98mph (85 knots) at Rhoose (27 March 1987). Northern Ireland’s
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