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period will be highest in western hills, with 25 to 50 mm or more expected. In contrast, central and eastern areas may see little to no rainfall. Looking ahead, conditions are expected to turn drier and warmer into next week, particularly in the south, as high pressure builds once again. Keep up to date

of heatwaves have increased in Ukraine in recent decades and are projected to further increase in the future. In a 4°C warmer world, heatwaves which previously occurred once-in-50 years may occur nearly every year. Extreme rainfall The frequency and intensity of very heavy rainfall events is projected

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February 2020 The averaging period used for the following assessment was 1981-2010. February opened with four days of changeable westerlies, then high pressure briefly moved across the country between the 5th and 7th bringing settled weather with sunshine and frosty nights to many central

Midlands northwards early on the 21st, clearing away north-eastwards before thundery outbreaks developed briefly over northern parts of East Anglia. Most places were then dry and sunny, but cloud and rain spread from the south-west late in the day. It turned very windy on the 22nd and 23rd, and overnight

to be a showery day for many, followed by a possible ridge of high pressure on Tuesday, which could bring a brief lull in the unsettled weather. However, this respite is likely to be short-lived, as further low-pressure systems and frontal systems are set to arrive from the Atlantic. The detail

, as any brief breaks between fronts were short-lived. When low-pressure systems slow down in this way, the cumulative rainfall can quickly mount. Even if individual events are not extreme, their repeated, prolonged nature increases the risk of surface water flooding, saturated ground and river levels

downpours and strong winds. While there are brief interludes of drier and brighter weather, the overall theme is one of continued volatility, with little sign of prolonged settled conditions on the horizon. A look at the current setup At present, the UK is under the influence of a broad area of low