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. These breezy conditions may affect games in coastal cities like Southampton, where Arsenal are set to play. The bank holiday weekend is here ... and it marks a big shift in our weather ☔🌧️ Find out all the details 👇 pic.twitter.com/AAdmy861R0 — Met Office (@metoffice) May 23, 2025 Strong winds
to the Met Office to be decoded These were then added to the charts for Stagg to make his big decision – could D-Day go ahead on the 5 June? 6 Weather observations chart from 4 June 6pm This very important chart was plotted at the Met Office, an hour before Stagg had to tell Eisenhower about
spells expected. Winds will ease, making for a pleasant day. Thursday turns breezier again, with a band of rain moving east across the region, though brighter conditions will follow. Friday sees a mix of bright spells and heavy showers, with temperatures remaining close to average. Big Smoke Festival
to be between 0.28°C and 0.77°C above the long-term (1981-2010) average. This compares with an anomaly of +0.44 ± 0.1 °C observed in 2015, currently the warmest year on record on record. These high global temperatures are consistent with continued high levels of greenhouse gases and big changes
of snow or the zip-zap-grumble-rumble of thunder and lightning; or how the mighty SunKeepers used their magic to keep the big, glowing Sunflower in the sky glowing brightly.” (Rainbow Grey: Battle for the Skies - pg2) Groupwork I wonder what the weather forecast is for The Weatherlands. Let’s find
of snow or the zip-zap-grumble-rumble of thunder and lightning; or how the mighty SunKeepers used their magic to keep the big, glowing Sunflower in the sky glowing brightly.” (Rainbow Grey: Battle for the Skies - pg2) Groupwork I wonder what the weather forecast is for The Weatherlands. Let’s find
Answer: True The more air pollution that is around us, the bigger the risk to our health. This is because air pollution can travel all around our bodies and is especially harmful to our hearts, lungs and brains. It can make us unwell so, it’s best to have less air pollution! Q3. Any amount of air
forecasting the busiest late May bank holiday since before the pandemic. As usual, it’s Friday afternoon and evening that could see some of the worst jams. Into next week and half term for many parts of the UK, day trips will also be a big feature with popular routes to the coasts and countryside
our simple health advice to beat the heat.” Other parts of the UK, particularly Northern Ireland and Scotland, will see Friday morning’s heavy showers easing. Temperatures around remain 15-17° C, and 20-22° C in Eastern Scotland. A change for many Saturday sees a big change in temperatures for most
and international partners, were involved daily between 1 June and 25 August to produce the campaign dataset. Paul Barrett, WesCon Lead Scientist: “We want to improve our understanding of convective clouds, how they build from fluffy clouds to bigger, more active systems that can lead to summertime showers
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