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, with widespread sunshine and barely a cloud in the sky. Despite a slight influx of fresher air from the west, temperatures here are expected to rise even higher than on Monday. Highs of 34°C are likely, with 35°C or even 36°C possible in parts of Greater London, Kent, and East Sussex. While this heat

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suggest the heaviest rainfall could be concentrated in the southeast, including London, Kent, Sussex and East Anglia. Others hint at more widespread activity, including parts of Wales and the southwest. ⚠️ Yellow weather warning issued ⚠️ Thunderstorms across southern parts of England Thursday 1000

Berkshire, East Sussex and Bristol. Most of the UK enjoyed only around 1 hour per day of sunshine, on average. Wales had its third dullest December on record in a series back to 1910, with England having its eighth dullest. The UK also had its eighth dullest December on record, with 27.9 hours

flooded. However, fortunately severe coastal flooding in the Bristol Channel was avoided. Weather data The analysis chart at 1800 UTC 16 February 2022 shows storm Dudley centred across Scotland with fronts sweeping south-east across the UK. The analysis chart at 1200 UTC 18 February 2022 shows storm

shows storm Dudley centred across Scotland with fronts sweeping south-east across the UK. The analysis chart at 1200 UTC 18 February 2022 shows storm Eunice tracking rapidly east across England. The development of this storm was an example of explosive cyclogenesis, with the central pressure

were in force across much of southern England on these days and impacts were reported from Cornwall across to Sussex. The evening of the 28th brought reports that Derriford Hospital in Plymouth had had to close one of its operating theatres due to flooding, and several properties in Plymouth and Looe

and 308.5 hours at Cheltenham in June 1957. The highest UK monthly total is 383.9 hours at Eastbourne (East Sussex) in July 1911. In the dullest winter months, less than 20 hours have been recorded, with only 4.1 hours at Buxton in January 1996, but there was none at all in December 1890 in central

led to a significant drop in oxygen levels in rivers, resulting in fish deaths in the River Cam and distress among aquatic life in the South East. The Environment Agency responded by aerating rivers to restore oxygen levels, highlighting the growing need for climate-responsive water management

Warm nights in November are also notable: The UK’s highest daily minimum temperature for November was 15.9°C at Eastbourne (East Sussex) on 3 November 2005. England shares this record. Wales saw an daily minimum of 15.0°C at Colwyn Bay (Conwy) on 5 November 1938. Scotland’s highest daily minimum