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Chandra. Katesbridge in County Down recorded 100.8 mm of rain, far surpassing the previous site record of 38.2 mm from 2005. Dunkeswell Aerodrome in Devon reached 52.8 mm, while Hurn in Dorset, Cardinham in Cornwall and Plymouth Mountbatten in Devon all exceeded their previous daily records. READ
Tebygrwydd o law: 90% Cyflymder gwynt ar gyfartaledd: 21 mya Cyflymder hyrddau: 38 mya Gwneud eich adroddiad tywydd eich hun Cardiau rhagolygon Lleoliad: Manceinion Lleoliad: Plymouth Lleoliad: Glasgow Lleoliad: Norwich Cawodydd gwyntog Tymheredd dyddiol uchaf: 15 °C Tymheredd dyddiol isaf: 9 °C
temperatures. The UK had its fifth highest average maximum temperature for September (18.7°C), and its third highest average minimum temperature (10.7°C). Individual daily temperature extremes were significantly above average on 7th and 8th of September, with Plymouth (27.2°C), Eskdalemuir (27.1°C
of Wight) - 80 m Mumbles Head (near Swansea) - 32 m Berry Head (Devon) - 58 m 71 Isle of Portland (Dorset) - 52 m 67 Jersey Airport - 84 m 67 Plymouth Mount Batten (Devon) - 50 metres 10 March 2008 - station highest gust values Highest gust Hour ending speed (UTC) Comparison with past records (knots
The Summer Sessions series spans five cities, each with its own weather story: Bedford & Derby: Hot and humid on Friday with sunny spells. Thundery showers are likely overnight into Saturday, with scattered showers continuing into Sunday. Plymouth: Thunderstorms and gusty winds on Friday will give way
) - UK Centre for Ecology and Hydrology (CEH), 2025-2028 South African impact‑based Forecasting and Early warnings (SAFE) - HR Wallingford, 2025-2028 Advancing rip current forecasts for beach locations across South Africa – CMAR, University of Plymouth, 2024-2027 DR-Africa: Data Rescue Africa – University of Southampton, 2024-2027
). The afternoon temperatures were in the normal or mild categories. The midday satellite image shows a deep and well developed area of low pressure centred in the western English Channel between Brest and Plymouth. The image shows clearly the cloud structure swirling around the centre with bands of rain and also
at Mumbles Head, south Wales with 80 knots (92 m.p.h.) at Plymouth and 81 knots (93 m.p.h.) on the Isle of Portland (Dorset). This synoptic chart shows the analysis at 0600 (UTC) on 30 October. This radar image shows the development of the storm on 30 October. The colours are rainfall rates in mm/hr
widespread flooding problems across South West England, the Midlands, Wales, Cumbria and Scotland. One man died in Somerset when his car was submerged in floodwater. In Exeter, a large retaining wall collapsed and in Plymouth there was some structural damage reported due to high winds. There were
estimated at least 8000 deaths, and over 400 windmills overturned or burnt down when their wooden machinery overheated. The Eddystone rock lighthouse, off Plymouth, was swept away, taking its designer Henry Winstanley with it). Highest hourly mean wind speeds (Kt) 16 October 2017 from Ophelia
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