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. Through the morning and into the afternoon, the cloud will build once again. There will be showers in some places, but elsewhere things stay dry, cloudy and rather cool. After a chilly, but mostly fine start, cloud will bubble up during Wednesday morning 🌥️☁️ Showers mainly affecting areas exposed

Following the Bank Holiday Weekend for England, Wales and Northern Ireland, there are signals for warmer conditions to develop during next week in central and eastern areas in particular, with the possibility of some hot weather for a time. However, exactly how hot it gets and how long this may last

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. Increase in the frequency of extreme daily precipitation in the United Kingdom in autumn. Weather and Climate Extremes. 33. Kay, G., Dunstone, N., Smith, D., Dunbar, T., Eade, R., Scaife, A., 2020. Current likelihood and dynamics of hot summers in the UK. Environ. Res. Lett. 15 094099 McCarthy, M

flow southwards to the English Channel. In Kent, the Medway and its tributaries flow north to the Thames estuary. Southern England is the part of the UK closest to continental Europe and as such can be subject to continental weather influences that bring cold spells in winter and hot, humid weather

Climate risks identified for the Central Asia region by the 2050s Agriculture and food security • Crop yields across Central Asia could increase in cooler, wetter areas as temperatures rise, and decline in hotter, lowland areas as aridity increases, with mixed impacts on crop production overall

to 0900 GMT on 3 December 2010. There was a widespread very severe frost across the UK (even coastal areas of south-west England, for example), with minima below -10 °C across Wales and -20 °C in both north-east England and northern Scotland. There was a brief interlude of milder air in south-west

and southern areas brightened up in the afternoon, before rain spread into the south-west and showers developed in the south-east and south Midlands around teatime. The east coast once again saw mist and fog early on the 27th, while all areas remained generally cloudy, with showers or longer spells

discussions. Once the broad outlines of the scaling-up strategy have been formulated, more detailed operational planning is needed. Operational plans should elaborate the detailed activities to be undertaken and indicate who has responsibility for what part within what period. A finalised strategy