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. This is reflected in the UK total, which is 55.1 hours of sunshine, 79% of the average. February’s driest county has been Essex, with just 35.3mm of rainfall; the wettest has been Dunbartonshire with 228.9mm. The driest region compared to its average is Moray with 74% of its normal monthly rainfall
The weather on Tuesday and Wednesday is set to be dominated by cloud cover, occasional light showers, and generally mild temperatures.
Tuesday will bring a good deal of cloud across much of the country, with localised drizzle at first and further light showers particularly affecting central, eastern, and south-eastern England. Despite the cloud, temperatures are expected to remain near normal for the time of year, and it will feel
The weather on Tuesday and Wednesday is set to be dominated by cloud cover, occasional light showers, and generally mild temperatures.
Tuesday will bring a good deal of cloud across much of the country, with localised drizzle at first and further light showers particularly affecting central, eastern, and south-eastern England. Despite the cloud, temperatures are expected to remain near normal for the time of year, and it will feel
-2009 Lossiemouth Moray 43 76 11th Highest gust and 2nd highest hourly mean 1980-2009 South Uist Range Western Isles 42 64 11th Joint 8th highest gust and 11th highest hourly mean 1997-2009 (four days mssing Jan 2005) Linton-on- North 2nd Highest hourly mean and 2nd highest gust 1980- 41 69 8th Ouse
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on the 2nd, but showers became more frequent in the north-east from early afternoon. Cloud, mist and fog with light rain spread across the south and parts of the Midlands on the 3rd, with sunshine and showers in the north, the showers turning thundery over the Pennines at times. High pressure then built
below at 1200 GMT 13 September shows the UK in a light southerly flow bringing hot, humid air from France and Spain to eastern areas, with weather fronts bringing torrential downpours further north and west. The map below shows the highest temperatures reached during September 2016 at UK weather
on the 26th, including the A66, and the Honister Pass in Cumbria. In Northern Ireland on the 29th, strong winds and fallen trees impacted road travel, with closure of a temporary vaccination centre in Belfast and a temporary speed limit for high-sided vehicles on the Foyle Bridge. South-west England
to build across the UK at the start of September. The influence of former tropical cyclone Franklin as it moved into the north Atlantic also amplified this build-up of high pressure. The analysis chart at 1200UTC 9 September 2023 shows high pressure across much of the UK with a light southerly flow
to power supplies, and there were widespread school closures. There were reports of temporary power loss to properties in parts of mid Wales. There were reports from Luton of cancellations to bin services and to elderly transport to day care centres with alternative arrangements to check on the elderly
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