The week opened hot with record temperatures across the southern UK but the week ends autumn-like with an unseasonably deep low bringing gales across northern Scotland.
Yesterday was windy, check out of the visible satellite showing the wave clouds created by wind and hills/mountain interaction.
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Despite the much fresher, blustery conditions, it still a fine day in the Western Isles.
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Heat considerably tempered but holding on in the Southeast with 25C recorded.
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Today’s weather chart and visible satellite view is more suited to autumn with a really nice swirl representative of a mature depression passing just north of Scotland providing a blustery day. If you look closely, check out the cloud waves crossing the Highlands.
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With relatively slow eastward progress of the low today, expect gusts of 40 mph widely across Scotland through the rest of Saturday but exposed areas over the central/west/north Highlands could see gusts over 50 mph and over the tops, 70mph+.
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Temps continue to dip and down on yesterday. Feeling chilly in the wind across Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England.
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Less wind and therefore ‘feeling’ warmer tomorrow as low moves into Denmark.
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