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mainly for the south-east which spread as far north as the North York Moors on the evening of the 12th. Elsewhere it was generally dry and sunny. The 14th and 15th were generally sunny and warm away from coasts but rain reached the far north by the evening of the 15th. The rain belt spread slowly south

. Torrential rain across Merseyside and Lancashire led to flooding on some roads, with properties flooded in the Knowsley borough of Merseyside. Flooding also arose on roads and properties around York on the 13th. Additionally there were some power outages, with more than 300 properties without power

, and the East Coast Main Line saw services severely disrupted between York and Edinburgh as a result of damage to overhead wires, with similar issues in Yorkshire along the Doncaster to Selby stretch of line. Within Highland and Grampian numerous trees were brought down, causing significant disruption

°C +1.7 °C +4.6 °C +3.8 °C Baseline (1981-1999) 2021-2039 2061-2079 *BBC (2019): https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-62204696 ** UKHSA (2021): https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/heat-mortality-monitoring-reports/heat-mortality-monitoring-report-2021 ***Projections

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counties, some turning thundery late in the afternoon. Fog along many southern coasts on the 7th cleared by midmorning, but there were showers through the east Midlands and parts of the north, with thunderstorms developing over Lincolnshire and over the North York Moors during the afternoon. The north

. The project was led by the International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT) in Rwanda, the Met Office UK and the International Research Institute for Climate and Society (IRI) in New York and Meteo Rwanda. The Rwanda project facilitated capacity development at Meteo Rwanda to manage the automation

affected all of Wales and western/northern areas of England. There was flooding in York; the River Ouse burst its banks but, thanks to Environment Agency flood warnings, property and land were able to be protected. There were also delays and flooded roads in Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire. England

had a dry sunny month, with 65% of average rainfall and 121% of average sunshine overall, but it was wetter than average over much of Norfolk. 1st to 6th Most of the country had a dry bright day with variable amounts of cloud on the 1st, following clearance of patchy fog in the Vale of York and parts