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and Wales recorded less than 75% of average rainfall, with large areas of central England less than 50%. Summer sunshine totals were widely 125% of average or more across the UK. The figure below shows a count of the number of stations across the UK and England on each day during the summer with a daily

varying notably between regions. Northern Ireland and north-western Scotland can expect sunny spells interspersed with showers throughout the day. Early cloud and rain affecting eastern and southern Scotland, northern England and Wales will gradually clear, giving way to drier and brighter conditions

On Monday, cloud dominates the morning across northern and northeastern areas, bringing patches of drizzle. A central band of the country could see isolated showers, but as the day progresses, cloud cover breaks to reveal sunny spells. These brighter conditions are short-lived in some areas

A fresher start to the day on Thursday but largely dry and settled for most

Thursday will bring largely settled conditions across the UK, with high pressure continuing to exert its influence. Most areas will remain dry, with the best of the sunshine expected in western regions. Elsewhere, cloud cover will gradually break up through the day, allowing sunny intervals

will bring persistent and, at times, heavy rain across central, eastern, and southeastern England. This rain will gradually clear into the North Sea as the day progresses. Elsewhere, showers will be widespread, some of which may turn heavy and thundery, particularly across Wales, southwest England

Saturday will see a spell of persistent and locally heavy rain developing across the east of Northern Ireland and much of Scotland. This rain will gradually extend into Wales and western parts of England as the day progresses. To the east of this rain band, conditions will be somewhat brighter

there is a risk of thundery showers developing in the southeast. Elsewhere, Scotland and Northern Ireland can expect sunshine and showers, with the potential for these to merge into a longer spell of rain in the far north later in the day. It will be windy at times, particularly across some southern and western

of the Copernicus programme to UK science. • Nick Jobling (Chief Financial Officer) presented the Finance Report which was consistent with the draft Annual Report and Accounts which ARAC had reviewed the previous day. He updated the Board on cash flow in the light of COVID-19 and in particular

Ireland and the far north of England will see another fine, dry, and warm day with temperatures reaching 23C or perhaps 24C or so in some spots in Scotland. Saturday was the warmest day of the year so far in Scotland with 23.2C in Drumnadrochit. Parts of the far south and southeast of England may also

will bring persistent and, at times, heavy rain across central, eastern, and southeastern England. This rain will gradually clear into the North Sea as the day progresses. Elsewhere, showers will be widespread, some of which may turn heavy and thundery, particularly across Wales, southwest England