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Once again it appears to be a total let down for the south east!!!
There is a huge cell around the Heathrow airport which looks like it is going to break through soon and give North west London onwards a hammering!!
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Woah, it's roasting down in Antarctica - it's only -40C up on the ice sheet when the June average for the south pole is -65C
edit: or, just perhaps, the scale doesn't go down low enough?
There is certainly a big +ve anomaly though over Antarctica....
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Looking at the latest metoffice visible satellite, is that a polar low that I can see forming off the north coast of Scotland?
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Low of 18.2C in London overnight - the temperature has been dropping there since sun rise as the cold front has moved over.
Now only 14.9C.
Here, on the outskirts, however, it is already 18C with wall to wall sunshine, but the cold front is now visible off to my north.
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I'm guessing that it will be the hottest day of the year so far in many Southern areas (if no cloud bubbles up).
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well i have! to tell the truth many others have too if you look at a few people they have reached 27c! By the way do you not realise that the weather reports are always usually wrong?
I apologise - It looks like it's going to be a record breaking summer for Northern Ireland with temperatures of 40C at times not out of the question.
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yes our town is behind a mountain and is low so we must get the foehn affect aswell as that the nearest station 10miles away is still at 25c.
No storm potential in Northern Ireland, sorry.
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well its sunny and 28c after a max of 29.5c and there is a temperature of 30c in the town!
Where do you get your data from?
I highly doubt that on the 1st of June under a northerly wind, you have come within 1 degree of the all time highest temperature in Northern Ireland (30.8C).
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Just had the lightest shower ever, lasting about 30 seconds - massive raindrops though...
edit: ok, it looks like convection is now dead for my part of the country - only standard small cumulus are passing by now.
Good luck to anyone, perhaps around Southampton area as that looks like the best area, with the highest temperatures etc.
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well.... its definetly more uncomfortable in the heat today! just guess i thought it was more humid! im feeling really sticky and uncomfortable
Definitely not humid at all only 33% RH here!
edit: Looks like there's a localised downpour in south east London on the radar: http://www.meteox.co.uk/h.aspx?r=&jaar...;soort=loop1uur
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I can confirm what looks like a relatively wide rain band underneath one of the large cells in South-West London.
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Many well developed capped Cumulus that could potentially develop.
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19C
Partly Cloudy
0mph Wind
42% Humidity
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It may well be possible tomorrow - seeing as we topped 25C today, and tomorrow will likely start a degree or so warmer.
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25C
Clear
5mph Easterly Wind
25% Humidity
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24C
Clear
0mph Wind
27% Humidity
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22C
Clear
6mph Easterly Wind
32% Humidity
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20C
Clear
5mph Easterly Wind
34% Humidity
Already 24C down in Paris
Is ridging trying to occur over the Midlands? Take a look at this: http://www.xcweather.co.uk/
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18C
Clear
37% Humidity
3mph Easterly Wind
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http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/corporate/pres...pr20090521.html
I'm sure everyone has gathered this by now, but anyway its now official:
21 May 2009The Late Spring bank holiday weekend weather could see the highest temperatures of the year so far.
Met Office forecasters are predicting that the best of the weekend weather will be over parts of England and Wales, although Northern Ireland and Scotland will also see some bright and sunny conditions at times.
The best days of the long weekend are expected to be Saturday and Sunday, when maximum temperatures in the south could reach a warm 24 °C.
Frank Saunders, Chief Forecaster, said: "Although there will be plenty of fine weather to enjoy this weekend, bank holiday Monday looks rather more uncertain, with the chance of showers".
For those on holiday through the half-term week, more dry and bright weather is expected, especially in southern regions where temperatures are likely to remain on the warm side.
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I think Sunday has the likelihood of juicing a 24C perhaps, then the real chance of some decent temperatures is when the second high ridges in next week.
Later next week looks like a good bet for a chance of 80F.
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Looking increasingly likely that it will be broken next week in the south
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What are the specs of your current camera i.e. zoom magnitude, other features etc.
The one you posted has 18x optical zoom which is really good (much more than most digital cameras)
I'm not an expert though so i'm sure other people may have better advice.
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Ben Nevis looking stunning under clearish skys
Storm Risk Discussion
in Storms & Severe Weather
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I can confirm the touch down of what looks like an upper F2 tornado in west London.
I will add a damage report once I retreat from my storm shelter.