Yes I'm not far south of Church Stretton, some nice humidity here at the moment/ Very tropical. As I type.. big tropical raindrops are falling.
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That's just computer projections though, which people are taking as gospel. Over 100 miles you will get a much more balanced temperature gradient. I'd say 22C to 32C will be the on the day values.
I'm taking the models with a pinch of salt at the moment, after today autumnal weather and rain and i'm in the West midlands not Scotland.
Looks good for next week though. I think the max for tomorrow will be 35C for south east.
Reached 30C xcweather report. Wonder if 32C will be squeezed out somewhere, yesterday in Wales |(west coast) showers popped off even with a capping in place, but only due to 30+ being reached.
ouch cornwall 13C, SW Wales 15C currently big drop, the fresher air is now rushing in from the SW. So any storms that do form will need to in that warm air east of it otherwise chances are 0%
Hmm all the heat is down south at moment though, I'd be looking at places like Worcester, Oxford to build up storms rather than 18C temps up north, unless I'm wrong.
I know if I was a thunderstorm i'd much prefer 28C to 17C or 18C
So you think the areas that do have that solar heating this morning (east wales, west midlands, central england, southern england) will have storms this afternoon?
It is always a bad sign for the Midlands, CS England is Western Scotland has storms previous day, it means the storms will skip across during 24 hour period of following day that unstable airmass ends up over the North sea.
That's more like it, people are getting too over excited with the current homegrown showers. The frequent lightning from mid levels needs the cooling night air to pop off.