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record-breaking-maximum-temperatures---26_27-january-2003---met-office.pdf

(Aberdeenshire) Worcester, Barbourne (Worcestershire) Tain Range (Highland) Great Malvern (Worcestershire) Fyvie Castle (Aberdeenshire) Newry Carnbane (Co Down) Max temp (°C) 18.3 17.2 17.1 16.0 15.6 15.4 15.4 Glenlivet (Moray) 15.4 Larne (Co Antrim) 15.0 Shap (Cumbria) 15.0 Shobdon Airfield (Herefordshire

2020_02_storm_ciara.pdf

(39.4mm, 81 years), Edinburgh Royal Botanic Garden (34.4mm, 78 years) and Kielder Castle (86.8mm, 65 years). Author: Mike Kendon, Met Office National Climate Information Centre Last updated 10/02/2020

record-breaking-heat-and-sunshine---july-2006---met-office.pdf

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

factsheet_9_weather_extremes_october2025.pdf

(Highland) 17 April 2003 May 30.9 °C Inverailort (Highland) 25 May 2012 June 32.2 °C Ochtertyre (Perth and Kinross) 18 June 1893 July 34.8 °C Charterhall (Scottish Borders) 19 July 2022 August 32.9 °C Greycrook (Scottish Borders) 9 August 2003 September 32.2 °C Gordon Castle (Moray) 1 September 1906

factsheet_9-weather_extremes_2022_2023.pdf

°C Inverailort (Highland) 25 May 2012 June 32.2 °C Ochtertyre (Perth and Kinross) 18 June 1893 July 34.8 °C Charterhall (Scottish Borders) 19 July 2022 August 32.9 °C Greycrook (Scottish Borders) 9 August 2003 September 32.2 °C Gordon Castle (Moray) 1 September 1906 October 27.4 °C Tillypronie

NCIC Monthly Summary

of rainfall, and it was much cooler too with Pennerley (Shropshire) reaching only 10.8 °C. The 29th was much brighter, with scattered showers across the west spreading to central and eastern counties in the afternoon. After a cold night, Kielder Castle (Northumberland) falling to 0.7 °C, the 30th

2022_03_july_heatwave_v1

most vulnerable. Network rail issued a ‘do not travel’ warning and rail services were severely disrupted due to tracks buckling and overhead cables sagging. Many services operated a reduced timetable or were cancelled; there were no trains on the East Coast Main Line from London King’s Cross

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