TonyH

Slow clearing may not happen until this evening!

It's pleasant enough in the 20s

That's I would have thought too, in my experience its Lincs, Notts, Leicestershire most prone, closest to the Wash.

Who needs 30c?

Bit of a front and North Sea effect should break up late morning.

Yes plus the air mass is not so warm, been getting ground frosts here.

Clear with grass frost last night (third succesive night). Sunny and became very warm today, light and variable breezes. Min: 3.4c @ 0600 Max: 22.8c @ 1500 Dry yesterday and today Currently; Clear, coling rapidly Temp: 11c RH: 76% Pressure: 1025mbar, steady.

They are back cheers Paul!

Clear with a ground frost last night. Sunny and warm today, light to moderate NNW breeze. Min: 3.7c @ 0530 Max: 20.2c @ 1230 Dry yesterday and today Currently: Clear Temp: 12c RH: 86% Pressure: 1031mbar, steady

Ta Julian wonder why it won't work the normal way?

Clear periods close to a grass frost last night. Sunny periods today, a chill NNW breeze. Min: 3.4c @ 0600 Max: 16.4c @ 1430 Rain yesterday and today NIl Currently: Clear very cool Temp: 7c RH: 89% Pressure: 1033mbar, rising slowly

Any idea what may have gone wrong? Usually the thumbnails are visible but not today, however upon clicking the full size images do appear, would rather have thumbnails visible so people can see before they open. Thanks, LInk to my latest blog entry: http://forum.netweather.tv/blog/309/entry-4610-weather-guide-monday-3rd-to-sunday-9th-june-2013/ Even more strange as my test image appeared here!

Don't know why the chart thumbnails not displayed they do open upon click though

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[font=arial][size=3][b]Headline: Mainly dry, quite sunny and rather warm, some showers; perhaps unsettled next weekend[/b][/size][/font] [font=arial][size=3]It did turn drier through the latter half of the week past, although not much warmth as yet apart from the Midlands and parts of South Wales reaching the low 20's c on Friday. Some more unseasonably cool days experienced of late, Monday was very cool and wet the 'high' below 10c here, and it was a wet week over the Midlands, with a total of 32mm during the week at Coventry. Nationally, Spring 2013 was the coldest since 1962, but as far as the Central England Temperature series goes it has, amazingly, been the coldest since 1891! May, and although not particularly wet with 125mm, was the wettest since May 2006 here at Llanwnnen. At long last a welcome spell of generally warmer and drier weather in the coming week. No real heat in the offing, but we will be in the 'rather warm' category, that is slightly above the average which is 17 to 19c in early June. Unfortunately, this does not mean that the whole of Summer 2013 will be pleasant, we will have to wait and see on that, but mid June is looking poor...[/size][/font] [font=arial][size=3]Plenty more sunshine on Sunday afternoon with temperatures close to the early June average reaching 17 to 19c widely. North and west facing coasts struggling to get above just 13c in spite of the sunshine, this because the sea temperatures are still unseasonably cool at 11c thanks to the cold Spring, and any sea breeze brings that chilly air onshore. A largely clear and chilly night follows, cold enough for a grass frost in many areas, lows 2 to 4c, so yes, we can still get frosts in a cool air mass this close to the Summer Solstice! High pressure slap bang over the UK through Monday, so another dry and sunny day, a touch warmer too, maxima 18 to 21c, although again cooling sea breezes. In spite of the high pressure, GFS model insists on showing showers developing during the afternoon, probably due to some upper atmospheric instabilty, however I feel that this risk is minimal and any showers only isolated and light, while virtually everywhere stays dry and sunny. By Tuesday our high has transferred to northern Scandinavia but still extends a ridge south over the UK. A chilly dawn on Tuesday after a largely clear night, this heralding another mainly dry day, with sunny periods and perhaps an isolated shower for the Welsh hills or Peak District. With the high to the north the drift of air on Tuesday is more from the NE so West Wales could see some of the highest temperatures, 21c in places here, but more general figures of 18 to 20c expected. Wednesday, and the charts have that complicated, messy look to them with no discernable high or low close to our shores, a kind of synoptic 'No Man's Land'! Another cool start but the sun soon gets to work, although with the decreased pressure, and likely that a weak trough is in the mix too, providing the spark for some showers to develop through the afternoon into early evening, these most likely over Wales and where a few places could catch a heavy, even thundery downpour. Highs on Wednesday a little above average at 18 to 21c, with gentle breezes. Thursday and Friday still sees relatively high pressure over most of the UK, so more mostly dry and bright weather, with rather warm temperatures, maxima between 18 and 22c. Not completely dry, as is the theme of the week really, some places will catch a shower again towards the end of the week, but these are not expected to be at all widespread, and the vast majority of us will remain virtually dry. The weekend may see the dry spell hanging on, but we are under threat from lows both over the near Continent, and also from the Atlantic, so we will be most fortunate if we do not see rain arrive by Sunday! The weather looks set to turn cool and wet during the week that follows, so best make the most of this coming week![/size][/font]

Clear spells last night. Sunny periods with a cool NNW breeze today, more cloud midday. Min: 4.9c @ 1430 Max: 14.4c @ 1700 Trace rain yesterday/ dry today Currently: Sunny Temp: 13.7c RH: 65% Pressure: 1028mbar, steady.

Nice one Keith

It will be warming up Conor!

Could well be both

Llanwnnen, Ceredigion, Wales Jan: 119.9mm = near normal Feb: 67.7mm = rather dry March: 95.3mm = near normal April: 64.7mm = rather dry May: 124.7mm = rather wet 2013 so far: 473mm 2013 Rainfall, Long Lawford, Rugby, Warwickshire (thanks to Dad) Jan: 51.0mm = average Feb: 43.8mm = average March: 59.6mm = rather wet April: 12.8mm = very dry May: 62.5mm = rather wet 2013 so far: 229.7mm

May 2013 Lampeter, Ceredigion, Wales Cool and quite wet Often cool, the occasional above average day or two, frequent frosts. High frequency of hail and fog (although the latter never lasted until 0900) 1st – 3rd: Dry and sunny with night frosts, -2.9c 1st very low for May. Fairly warm 2nd max 17c. 4th – 5th: Rain early 4th otherwise dry but rather cloudy with average temperatures. 6th – 7th: Warm and sunny, 23c on the latter the highest of the month with ease 8th – 13th: Often cool, unsettled and windy with rain or showers, some with hail, at times, gale force winds with some heavy rain 9th 14th – 15th: Very cool and very wet, two inches of rain credited to the 14th, which was notably cool for May, blobs of sleet in the very heavy rain overnight. Max just 8.2c 14th. 16th – 17th: Cool and showery, some hail, night frosts 18th – 22nd: Dry and rather cool with some sunny spells, ground frosts 23rd -24th: Very cool windy with some showers and hail 25th – 26th: Dry and sunny with overnight frosts. Exceptionally low minima for the end of May, average temperatures by day 27th – 28th: Mainly cloudy and very cool with rain at times, heavy 27th with a high of just 9.8c. 29th -31st: Mostly dry with sunny spells and around average temperatures. Total rainfall: 124.7mm Wettest day: 47.3mm 14th Rain days >0.2mm: 17 Wet days >1.0mm: 16 Days of heavy rain >10mm: 3 Mean temperature: 9.1c Mean Max: 14.2c Mean Min: 3.9c High Max: 23.1c 7th Low Max: 8.2c 14th High Min: 10.7c 8th Low Min: -2.9c 1st Air frost: 5 Ground frost: 13 Mean RH: c 80% High RH: 99% various dates Low RH: 29% 7th Predominant wind directions: NNW Mean wind speed: 2.9mph Mean pressure: 1013mbar Max pressure: 1027mbar 1st Min pressure: 989mbar 15th Days with: Hail: 8 Gale: 1 Thunder: 0 Snow or sleet: 2 Snow lying 0900: 0 Fog: 6 Fog at 0900: 0

Already announced in the news and on met that its the coldest since 1962.

15.5c please

The more widespread sunshine and warmth scenario played out today!