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No notable warmth here yesterday with a top temp of 20.5C. Last night was mild though at 13.0C.
Not looking forward to the possible very hot and humid spell about to arrive, and even less to the thunderstorms that might accompany it.
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I have never ever seen heat of this intensity before! I almost think it's too extreme to be true.
A quite dreadful prospect if, like me, you dislike and find hot humid weather difficult to tolerate. I'm certainly hoping for a down grade and no repeats for the remainder of summer. If we had dry continental heat those type of temperatures are more tolerable, but the humidity is stifling.
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Cloudy and grey, no wind and very mild at 14.2C.
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Gone very dark and dull here after a reasonably bright day with a temp of 16.7C, so rather cool really. No rain on radar, but looks as though it will pee it down any second.
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Got away with comparatively little rain here yesterday. Iwas hoping for a good soaking for the garden too. It mostly ended up being a drizzley day with the odd spell of light rain. Quite different to the north of the region. At one point it even looked as thought the sun may break through.
This morning we have sun and milky blue skies, with a temperature of 12.6C.
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Proper summer weather today, 22.5C. Sky now going a bit milky but still lovely and warm.
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not unusual early to mid June, seas still cold, air still cool after winter/Spring, summer does not really get going until during Wimbledon at the earliest
It is very unusual for this area. I am just 97asl. We have not had such low overnight temps in early June for at least 12 years - the time I have lived here.
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Another chilly night at 2.6C. Currently 10.2C and sunny.
I noticed that Shobdon, our nearest weather station some 5 miles as the crow flies, dropped to 1.1C the night before. Ridiculous.
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A lovely day with a top temp of 16.7C.
All the grass is being taken in the surrounding fields, and we have had several red kites cashing in on the vermin bonanza! I think they fly in from Rhyader in Wales.
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An amazing low of just 1.7C here last night with a touch of grass frost. In 12 years we have never had so many chilly June nights.
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Beautiful day here with a top temp of 16.8C. Very pleasant for outdoor stuff and lovely to sit in out of the gentle breeze.
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Still havi g the odd hint of a grass frost here, with temps dropping to 2.xC during odd days in the past week. Very cold even for here.
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Maxed here yesterday at 19.6C so still no 20C yet this year. Had a cold morning at 2.1C. In fact, we have had a run of cold mornings recently.
Currently bright with milky sunshine, 12.2C.
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Quite cloudy but bright here. Dry and winds have subsided, 10.0C.
At least most of next 5 days should be dry and bright, and perhaps mid to upper teens, so a big improvement. I know it's cooler than originally forcast, but still better than of late, and personally I prefer upper teen temps to those in the 30C range.
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Currently gusting at about 40mph here. Far windier than yesterday, but dry with the odd flicker of sunshine.
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Normal or dry weather away from Ireland the NW of Britain
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Back Corries looking great and more snow forecast up there over the next few days.
That looks very impressive for late May. In the relatively few times I have been up the Scottish mountains at this time of year, I have never seen as much snow.
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I agree, it's not or never really has been a matter of if, just when...but that can be said about the weather at any time to be fair. Bottom line for me is on Monday morning the change was shown as being 8-9 days away, yesterday the change was shown as being 8-9 days away and today the change is shown as being 8-9 days away. Until we can break this pattern of daily delays, I will remain as previous, i.e cautiously optimistic and no more.
Maybe all the models will suddenly get a handle on the change and bring it forward to 5-6 days or less. This certainly seems to happen in the winter months, so no reason (is there?) for it not to happen late spring. BBC have said that weather likely to improve etc next week too.
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A chilly clear night, 3.4C.
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With the exception of today, quite a decent few days with temps abouve 18C. Today was disaapointingly cloudy and cool 14.5C, but it was dry.
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Another chillly night with a low of 2.4C. Looking good now with clear skies and sunshine. Should beat yesterday's high of 14.6C.
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Saw my first hornet a couple of days ago. That seems very early.
Mayflower (hawthorn) still not fully out which is very late for these parts.
Saw a magpie dive into a hedge and emerge with 2 sky blue eggs in its beak. It promptly ate one and dropped the second when it spotted me. By the time I got downstairs to inspect the dropped egg, it had gone. Guessing it may have been a robin's egg.
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wish that was a mirror image... id be much happier if the mean high was to our east!
I'm just thankful for HP indicating drier and quieter weather.
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Nothing here yet. A few squally showers. Looks like better action is currently east of here.
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GFS has been preety accurate recently, so I am hoping it's right this time too! Sorry storm lovers, give me a blizzard anyday.