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Depends on the weather from the previous 9 months tbh, if it was a dry winter, followed by a dry, warm spring and a scorching summer beforehand, then I reckon 37-40 degrees would be possible. I would put money on 37.5C.
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WYorksWeather Seems to me rainfall is increasing in every season, obviously much less so in summer but that's to be expected really with the air becoming warmer and warmer and as we all know warmer air holds more moisture so we have to adapt to being an ever increasing wet country.
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WYorksWeather They never will because anyone in that ludicrous height of heat would instantly melt
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These past three winters snow-wise have been just atrocious for snow, in my location I would say I have seen 3cm max over the 3 winters put together. This past winter has been better than the last two however in regards to storms and rain. I love the rain and the amount of storms also gave this winter some excitement for me personally. Let's hope 2024/25 can deliver the winter wonderland we all crave for.
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In Absence of True Seasons Given how much rain, dampness and greyness there has been this last 6 months or so, 40 degrees this summer I'd say is very unlikely.
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kold weather I would say the high 40's would be at the very very top end of what is possible. 43C is more than possible if the synoptics are right, it was quite a short burst of heat in that spell in 2022 if I remember right so could you imagine what we could've got if the heatwave lasted longer. The fact a couple of runs albeit extreme showed the possibility of 44C tells you something, if the world carries on like this, we are in for a bad time.
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LetItSnow! I agree, I can think of many very wet months in the 2020's so far, February 2020, October 2020, December 2020 and lots more since then.
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As others have commented, we seem to have either very wet or very dry spells, there doesn't seem to be anything in the middle. 2022 was very dry and there was a 'worryingly dry' thread and people were getting worried that we'd have a situation like 76, now we have the complete opposite, eventually the tide will turn again 100%, the question is when.
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I can only imagine the depression and frustration on here if we end up with an April 2012 and a summer 2012
God almighty
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Jimmyh Technically this is now spring even though it feels like autumn
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Since the last three June's have been dry and warm, I think this time it will be cool/cold and wet so therefore I think the mercury will reach it's highest in either July or August at around 38C. Of course this doesn't discount April, May or September from delivering a hot spell with impressive temps
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Metwatch The way things are going, 41 shockingly to many is probs a bit too low, I'd bank on something like 43 degrees in that timeframe given the perfect or worst (depending how you see it) synoptic possible
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As we have reached 40 degrees in 2022, I think this thread should be renamed to "will we reach 45 degrees in the UK" I think that should keep people debating for a little while
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A 6 week heatwave of maxes of 33 degrees Celsius, low humidity and a decent overnight storm event every 4 or 5 nights (I know that's a tall order for the UK) but you never know what nature might do this summer, that's part of the fun of it, nobody knows.
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NEVES SCREAMER There are loads of pot holes because the councils are incapable of fulfilling their responsibilities. You can't blame nature for everything
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Yes it has been very wet over the last 7 months or so and the last 4 or 5 have been virtually sunless but the silver lining to that is because nada has dried up, no matter how dry or hot it gets this summer, water shouldn't be an issue and we can enjoy a roasting summer without hosepipe bans.
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A couple of weeks as a collective of 27-33 degrees low humidity from May to end of September with some thunderstorms, rest of the time 18-23 degrees Celsius. Nothing like 2022 though, that was hideous.
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I am afraid that we are gonna get used to winters like the one just gone or the mild and dry kind like 2016/17 , either way snow will become EXTINCT away from Scotland and the uplands of Northern England and Wales. In the future if you want a snow fix, book 3 months away in Scandinavia or Norway I'd suggest otherwise accept it for what it is.
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If this current gfs run (12z) is accurate, then we could be looking at the first dry spell (lasting more than a week) for god knows how long which would be welcome for many I am sure. People however like to moan, when we get a long period of hot and dry weather which we will, people will whinge that there is not enough rain
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I love the rain but I think a dry warm spring and summer with the occasional thundery outbreak would do nicely now we have more than enough water at our disposal. No point in people getting angry about the weather as there is nada you can do about it and long may it stay that way.
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6.0c and 81mm
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That says it all for England really doesn't it.
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The fact that there was a sferic reported on the radar near oxford from not a particularly heavy shower bodes well for any heavier more intense showers/downpours that may develop later.
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We have reached 89mm here, good chance it will pass 100mm by the end of the month if the forecasts are anything to go by and if so, it will make this the third month out of the last six to surpass 100mm. I guess precipitation wise, my prediction for this month couldn't be more wrong.
March 2024 C.E.T. and EWP forecast contests
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I have had 23mm so far in my location this month so not too bad compared to some in the SE but we aren't even half way through the month yet so the totals are likely to build (not that we need them right now) So this March won't be quite as wet as February but not dry either, average for my location I am guessing and yet again milder than average