DAVID SNOW
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29 minutes ago, kold weather said:
I'd guess probably not, but given how long it lasts the conditions may be in place if cloud cover/convection isn't a problem.
But you agreed with bluearmy re cloud and convection in the MOD thread.
Anyway convection/storms with this heat would be great, certainly not a 'problem'.
For me days of heat and no storms would be a disappointment.
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Some maybe forgetting that the NW station will no doubt limit the CET.
You have to have the Prile to win, a pair just wont cut it.
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4 minutes ago, viking_smb said:
might be worth to hear what @staplehurst says about it
Very much so.
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Too many days away to get excited, having said that all the ingredients 'should' be there.
If Paul S starts to raise an eyebrow early next week from within the cone of silence then, I will take notice.
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44 minutes ago, Mr Frost said:
As a weather enthusiast it is interesting to follow - UK all time record is not far off with the current predicted temperatures!
I love all the extremes from North to South in the UK and Ireland - any season of the year.
Why does Netweather have threads on European storms and tornadoes in the USA? Because it is exciting stuff to monitor and view.It is a weather forum after all mate.
I am sure @DAVID SNOW sits down in Essex during Winter in 12C and drizzle...looking at all the snowy webcams in the Scottish Highlands.
I feel loved this week.
Nice day down here, 25c sunny intervals.
PS what's winter?
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1 minute ago, MattStoke said:
I’m currently on holiday in Norfolk and going to be driving to Watford on Friday, in a car with no air con...
Norfolk very nice.
As for Watford...
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15 minutes ago, MattStoke said:
38’C....
Only 30c for Stoke on Friday.
As Bruce said "Come on down"
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8 minutes ago, Djdazzle said:
Put this in here as don't want to clog up the Model thread.
When the BBC ditched the Met Office, we thought that their forecasting would deteriorate, and there was some evidence of it.
But now that the Met Office doesn't have its primary method of presenting forecasts (the BBC), have they also become worse?
Clog up the model thread, now that made me laugh, its open season for clogging.
What's the latest on temps for Heathrow on sea lol.
A lot of members don't live in the South East.
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Of course if you have to wear masks (as we all should) then the hotter it gets and for longer, will be a most enjoyable experience for some.
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43 minutes ago, qwertyK said:
Where is 36C/37C coming from? All I'm seeing is the low 30s. Temps have downgraded and now it looks like just 2 days of heat maybe 3 max as opposed to 4 as originally forecasted.
Well it wont be on the sea front along southern coastal towns, that's a fact!
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Some heat is ok.
No prolonged extreme heat wave ATM thanks, save it for next summer when 'things' are back to normal.
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37 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
It looks like the first decent August in ages is on the cards, there was talk of it hitting 40c here by the weekend, but that was in the MOD thread lol
Only 40c lol.
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All those high temperatures are not for Portsmouth, so what's the point?
Great if you wanna move to really feel it.
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If the models don't show what you want they must be wrong.
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4 hours ago, Daniel* said:
Romford is technically in London mate there’s no escape !
Thank god I don't live in Heathrow Dan.
Maybe only 2 or 3 hot days, time will tell.
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Hmmm.
Met office temp predictions.
Heathrow Friday 35c.
Heathrow Saturday 36c
Portsmouth Friday 26c.
Portsmouth Saturday 28c.
Hastings 25c and 26c.
Nice time to live near the coast and not London (eg)
IMO.
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Mentioned in despatches in the MOD thread, I am truly honoured.
We are like elephants, we never forget...
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Just now, Steve Murr said:
Do I hear a 20c..
Go for it Steve!
Your always wrong.
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Cities and towns expanding year on year, more traffic more tarmac more concrete, more of everything to push temperatures up.
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Nothing here apart from some cumulusdisappointus.
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1 hour ago, damianslaw said:
First injection of warmth all month this afternoon, after a wet cloudy morning. Think we hit 22 degrees which is the warmest max of July so far. Muggy feeling to thins this evening, feels like a summers one at last! Lots of flying ants everywhere as well.
Tomorrow might deliver a 28 degrees not the highest maxima of the year so far, but not far off and will feel very odd after 5 weeks with no warmth to speak of. Alas it's a 24 hr wonder, by Saturday back down to high teen maxima and that chilly westerly breeze again.
I think flying ants should be put in charge of forecasting the weather, they are never wrong.
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3 hours ago, Summer Sun said:
Monday 3 Aug - Wednesday 12 Aug
There are some fairly strong signals that unsettled conditions are likely to continue through into the first half of August, with outbreaks of rain and scattered showers affecting all parts of the United Kingdom at times. The heaviest and most prolonged spells of rain are likely to be focussed towards the northwest, where it may also become quite windy at times with a risk of gales in exposed locations. However, there should still be some drier and brighter spells in between the outbreaks of rain, with the driest of these conditions expected towards the southeast. Temperatures are likely to be slightly below average for this time of year, but perhaps near normal towards the southeast.
Thursday 13 Aug - Thursday 27 Aug
This period is likely to see a mixture of dry and settled conditions, interspersed with occasional bouts of wetter and windier weather. The majority of the unsettled weather should most likely be in the north and west, with the south and east seeing the driest conditions, especially later on this period. Temperatures are likely to be around the average for this time of year, with any particularly warm weather being short-lived and generally towards the south or southeast. Looking further ahead into late-August, there are some tentative signs that conditions could become more widely dry and settled across the UK.
Automated updates?
Staff all gone on holiday?
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20 minutes ago, Don said:
Ditto!
This will be another summer that does not reach 40c
Within the next 100 years perhaps, but I don't think so.
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August 2020 C.E.T. and EWP forecast contests
in Spring Weather Discussion
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Only day 6 in a month of 31 days.
Of course anything is possible, but ECM and UKMO both start to relax the heat from the west next week.
The GFS may be different, but you have never 'rated' that model in 15 years on netweather.
Stand by what I said, the far NW will pull down the CET.