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generally sunny, and very warm away from the west coast with overnight temperatures not falling below 14.1 °C at Kinlochewe (Ross & Cromarty) and a maximum of 21.3 °C at Dunbar (East Lothian). The 20th was mainly cloudy in the north-west with scattered showers, drier and brighter further south and east

, Dunbar (East Lothian) recording 10.2 hours of sunshine. The 3rd was dull, with rain soon starting to spread north-eastwards, becoming heavy at times and covering all areas by mid-afternoon but clearing the south later, Achnagart (Ross & Cromarty) recording 85.4 mm, but it was mild with Achfary

the Central Belt, and this persisted over the south on the 20th, turning to snow in places and spreading into eastern parts. The 21st was a very wet day in the north-east; rain, sleet or snow cleared other places followed by brighter weather with showers. The period 22nd to 24th had sunshine – Dunbar (East

in places. The 28th began chilly with early sunshine in the north-east, but was otherwise mainly cloudy, mild and windy with a maximum temperature of 12.9 °C at Dunbar (East Lothian), but patchy rain/drizzle became more widespread and heavy later. 29th to 31st The 29th had sunshine and scattered showers

all areas were drier and brighter. 10th to 13th Patchy mist and fog in the south on the 10th soon burned away to leave most places warm, after a minimum of 17.0 °C at Achfary (Ross & Cromarty), and sunny, with 14.6 hours of sunshine at Dunbar (East Lothian), with just the far north cloudier

and northern parts from late afternoon, Loch Glascarnoch (Ross & Cromarty) gusting to 59 mph. After a warm night, Dunbar (East Lothian) not falling below 19.0 °C, the 12th saw rain over central and southern parts fizzling out during the morning, turning brighter for central and eastern counties

, with frequent showers for all but eastern parts. There was a quieter end to the month, which allowed some fog and frost in the south on the 26th, with patchy rain for the far north-west during the morning, but it became sunny in the east, Dunbar (East Lothian) having 9.3 hours of sunshine. The 27th

, especially in western areas. Showers were fewer on the 2nd, but still heavy at times in the west, with eastern districts brighter, Dunbar (East Lothian) recording 10.2 hours of sunshine. The 3rd was dull, with rain soon starting to spread north-eastwards, becoming heavy at times and covering all

. Damage was reported to buildings including Lanark United FC’s ground, chimneys and roofs in Dunbar, Eyemouth, and Coldstream. A large area of trees was flattened in a forest near Kinbuck, Stirling. Northern Ireland suffered some delays to rail services, and fallen trees blocked roads. In Wales too