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  1. 16.1C I think there have been more below average Julys (1971-2000) since 1st Jan 2000 than any other month.
  2. Interesting but why do people get hung up about CFS?As I said last year I'm sure CFS stands for Complete Fantasy Scenarios.
  3. No, it missed this area, it was further west, which sums up this year for stormsMy diary entry says hot and sunny.Infact my entries for that month contain hardly any mention of thunder. Forecasts from that month
  4. Interesting I saw something similiar 3 years agohttp://forum.netweather.tv/topic/70756-what-the/
  5. The Met Office's lightning strike map for June is going to be interesting, it's going to show a big hole over a good part of Greater Manchester.
  6. It's been another one of those months that so far has come in above average but doesn't feel as warm as it currently showing according to the CET suggests, not at least around here. It's the lack of a really hot spell that is giving that impression.
  7. Where's here though? You can put your location in your profile.
  8. The first three months of 1779 were exceptional 2nd driest January on record followed by the 8th driest February on record followed by the 7th driest March on record. A grand total of 44.4mm That's 22mm less than that was recorded for the driest summer on record, 1995. February 1779 is also the mildest February on record. A really exceptional period.
  9. According to the latest Met Office warnings, looks like we are going to miss out again.
  10. Spring 1893 was exceptionally dry. Mile End in London recorded a dry spell of 73 days from 4th March to 15th May 1893 Dungeness recorded only 1.27 inches of rain from 27th February to 3rd July 1893
  11. Warmest day this year so far for Manchester was the 19th May.
  12. And that was nearly two weeks ago. Mind you the weather has been lovely at times.
  13. The original topic has been archived but it is coming up to the 20th anniversary of this event for the SE when it went bang with spectacular thunderstorms on the evening of the 24th June 1994 Some footage on YouTube
  14. You can see a projected image of the sun on the cirrus cloud to the NW even though the sun has set about 50 minutes ago.
  15. A lot of seasons don't conform to what is expected of them not just autumn.Infact exactly what is the expectation of autumn? Is it gales and rain or Keats' season of mists and mellow fruitfulness?
  16. Lingering twilight and noctilucent clouds time lapse from last night
  17. I think autumn is underrated. A late season heatwave, an early season snowfall, first frost of the season, dewy mornings, sunshine catching trees whose leaves are changing colour.
  18. Last night's lingering twilight and noctilucent clouds visible as well.
  19. The lingering twilight and noctilucent clouds
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