Cloud and onshore wind brought an unusual July afternoon temperature profile across the UK yesterday. Onshore winds blowing off a cool North Sea combined with cloud really supressed temperatures from Kent right the way up to Caithness. In the sunshine of the West however it was a glorious summer’s day with 23 to 25C achieved from the Southwest of England up through Wales, Glasgow and West Highlands.
You don’t often see a mere 15C just north of London and 25C in Tyndrum.
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Melvaig, Highland vs Twickenham, London yesterday.
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Right now we’re in a lull between last weekend’s system (now in Europe) and the next system (off Canada) which arrives Wednesday.
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Expect a band of heavy, persistent, wind driven rain to sweep right across the UK Wednesday/Wednesday night followed by blustery showers but sunshine.
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Into Thursday and the centre of that low approaches NW Scotland and here, expect gales or even severe gales to develop over the Western Isles and NW mainland.
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MORE ON THE UPCOMING WEEKEND AND BEYOND tomorrow…
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