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on Wednesday. The rainband doesn't move far through the day. Elsewhere, still a few showers for central and southern Scotland, northern and eastern England. But these peter out by the afternoon. And for many, it's a drier and sunnier day once again. And a warmer, more humid day, mid to possibly high
. These high temperatures and humid conditions will be quite uncomfortable for those working outside as well as people leaving Glastonbury and attending the start of Wimbledon and other outdoor events. Stay hydrated and try to keep out of the sun during the hottest part of the day. “It won’t be hot everywhere
for England. Scientific evidence has shown that these events are becoming more likely and more intense due to human-caused climate change. What was once considered exceptional is becoming increasingly common – the chance of experiencing summers as hot as 2018 has already increased to between 12
to see some heavy rain affecting northwestern parts of Scotland. After a brief respite, further rain and strong winds will be in place on Monday and Tuesday across Scotland, as another area of low-pressure approaches. This may be accompanied by some heavy snowfall in the mountains and perhaps
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separately and weeks 3-4 combined, the forecast includes the following elements: a) Overview: a brief description of the period b) Temperature: an overview of temperature trends for the period c) Rainfall: details of main precipitation and coverage d) Sunshine: overview of the trend e) Confidence: advice
The current cold weather is being influenced by a polar maritime air mass with its origins over Canada. This is expected to continue affecting the UK for much of the next week, with only brief milder interludes affecting southern parts of the country. For an insight into the longer-term prospects
Wednesday 10 April 1912 (RMS Titanic sets sail on her maiden voyage) UK weather chart for 07:00 UTC on 10 April 1912 Brief summary of the weather for Southampton Southampton had a dry night with clear spells, the morning dawned fine with some good spells of sunshine. Similar conditions, dry
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and the Glasgow area in the run-up to Christmas, and more widely across England from Christmas Eve into Christmas Day. England diary of highlights The first third of December was generally mild, wet and windy. It turned more settled and briefly colder around midmonth due to a Scandinavian blocking high
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