October 1995

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October 1995 was a warm month with a CET of 12.8C. For England and Wales, it was fairly dry but for Scotland and Northern Ireland it was much wetter.

Here are a series of forecasts from this month. Unfortunately the quality of some of the forecasts are not too brilliant.

2nd October 1995

3rd October 1995: breezy

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4th October 1995: Michael Fish talks about hurricane Opal which struck the Gulf. It was a notable hurricane.

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5th October 1995: good radar image of hurricane Opal

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6th October 1995: Bill Giles says it is going to turn warmer

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Those temperatures ended up getting higher than the BBC first thought with even places in the north seeing 23C.

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7th October 1995

8th October 1995: beautiful, sunny, warm day

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Another warm day for many parts

9th October 1995

10th October 1995

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11th October 1995

12th October 1995

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13th October 1995

7th consecutive day of a maximum of 20+C being recorded somewhere in the UK. Some impressive maxima recorded in Scotland

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15th October 1995

16th October 1995

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18th October 1995

21st October 1995

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22nd October 1995

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23rd October 1995

24th October 1995: a squall line pushes through. I remember this, it had been breezy and warm all day and during the evening, the squall line pushed through.

Edited September 2, 2012 by Weather-history

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25th October 1995

28th October 1995

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29th October 1995

30th October 1995

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31st October 1995

And the last one for this month is a BBC news report on the warm 12 months and weather archives