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, with 10.1 hours of sunshine at Kinloss (Morayshire) and a high of 22.3 °C at Floors Castle (Roxburghshire). The night of the 10th/11th was very warm and the temperature did not drop below 14.8 °C at Aultbea (Ross & Cromarty). The 11th started dry and bright in many areas but an area of heavy rain
frequent over the north and west. Very warm and sunny weather spread from the south on the 25th and 26th, with a high of 29.1°C at Floors Castle (Roxburghshire) on the 25th, but on the 26th central and western areas had more cloud, with rain for the far north-west and Western Isles. The 27th
-8.2 °C Pershore (Worces.) -9.0 °C Lincoln (Lincolnshire) 2010 1981 25 Dec 31 Dec Wales -7.8 °C* Llysdinam (Powys) -5.5 °C Moel Cynnedd (Powys) 2010 1978 Altnaharra 21 Dec Fyvie Castle 29 Dec Scotland -13.8 °C -15.9 °C (Highland) 2010 (Aberdeenshire) 1995 Northern Edenfel (County 23 Dec Boom Hall
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these thresholds were: 25°C: July 11, 1972. 26°C: July 13, 1972. 27°C: July 30, 1938. 29°C: September 1, 1954. READ MORE: How do we define a heatwave, and will we have one this week? Temperatures are set to rise across the UK during the coming days. Many of us can expect to see temperatures climb
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, Indian Ocean Dipole, Atlantic Multi-decadal Variability). Furthermore the density and hence thermal capacity of the oceans is around 1000 times that of the atmosphere. As a result, water moves much more slowly in the oceans (i.e. currents) than the air does in the atmosphere (i.e. winds). Combined
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