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, cloud and wind will increase from the west and southwest, bringing a spell of rain that will move north-eastwards through the day. Some of this rain may turn heavy at times, especially in western areas. Temperatures will be close to the seasonal average, though it will become milder

through the Midlands towards the southeast. As I said, many western areas dry bright. Better chance of seeing some sunshine, especially in western Scotland, west coast of Wales, albeit with a fresher feel. Temperatures mostly only in the high teens, maybe low 20s across the southeast, but again

across northwest England down through the Midlands towards the southeast. As I said, many western areas dry bright. Better chance of seeing some sunshine, especially in western Scotland, west coast of Wales, albeit with a fresher feel. Temperatures mostly only in the high teens, maybe low 20s across

of the south-east were fine and bright, with further rain spreading later into the south-west. Fog in parts of the south-west on the 14th lasted until late morning, while rain over the rest of the country moved north and east through the day, turning particularly heavy across the east Midlands and East

above mean sea-level. Celtic Sea Prevailing wind direction Princetown (453 metres) Plymouth (50 metres) Dartmoor Teignmouth (3 metres) English Channel Figure 2. Location and altitudes (in metres) of the stations used in the text in South West England. • Rainfall — the distribution of rainfall across

of the Midlands and eastern England will stay dry, but fairly cloudy. Some brisk winds coming up from the south, really quite gusty at times around the coast of Wales and South West England. “Northern Scotland generally staying dry and bright but on the chilly side, 9°C or 10°C. Those temperatures

the month has been much more varied across the UK, with much of Scotland, Northern Ireland and large parts of Wales having below average rainfall. Most of England was around average for monthly rainfall, though pockets of higher totals were seen in parts of the south, West Midlands and far northeast

of the UK, with particularly intense heat in parts of Yorkshire, Lincolnshire, the West Midlands, and the southwest. Even parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland will see temperatures well above average. There may be some low cloud to start the day, especially around the Irish Sea and eastern coastal

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to the closure of around 50 schools in the west Midlands on the 19th. The cold spell persisted until the 23rd with some sharp overnight frosts recorded, especially in northern Scotland. Further snow showers affected northern Scotland and western parts of the UK, with more organised snow affecting