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time pic.twitter.com/d57FGJx8To — Met Office (@metoffice) July 19, 2022 Temperatures remained above 20°C in many areas last night and overnight temperature records are expected to have been broken with 25.8°C provisionally being recorded in Kenley in Surrey and 24.5°C in Aberporth in Wales
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progress and challenges with the supercomputer implementation programme. • Jo Newman, Deputy Director in the Cabinet Office Complex Transactions Team, joined the meeting to discuss current issues relating to the supercomputer contract and how to address potential technology developments in the future
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. • The Board discussed planning for the Spending Review, including Public Weather Service funding and satellite programmes. • Nick Jobling briefed the Board on issues relating to an EU FP7 audit and the Board discussed the process. • Dan Childs (Corporate Risk Manager) briefed the Board
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lines. Meanwhile, across southern England the 21st was to prove the hottest day of the month with 33C recorded at Charlwood, Surrey. After a brief cooler interlude, the closing days of the month saw temperatures yet again on the rise, especially across southern and eastern England where, on the 30th
, London recorded 37.8°C on July 31, 2020 Heathrow, London recorded 36.7°C on July 01, 2015. Wisley, Surrey recorded 36.5°C on July 19, 2006 Cheltenham, Gloucestershire recorded 35.9°C on July 03, 1976 Faversham, Kent recorded 35.8°C on July 01, 2025 Felsham, Suffolk recorded 35.6°C on July 27, 2018
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