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The pattern appears changeable, with neither high nor low pressure fully in control. Some wet days are likely, but there should be dry breaks in between.
A sharp change in daytime temperatures is expected later on, around Thursday 30th July, and the overall trend is for daytime temperatures to fall through the period.
Warm or very warm conditions are predicted on, with daytime highs in the mid-to-upper 20s. Peak warmth is set to develop on Wednesday 15 July, with highs around 29°C. The coolest night is expected on Friday 24 July, with lows around 8°C. There is a notable spread between the highest and lowest temperatures, so conditions will vary considerably.
Rainfall totals look substantial, with around 69mm over the period. The wettest day looks to be Thursday 16 July, with around 16mm possible.
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Temperatures between 4°C and 0°C indicate a ground frost may be possible and below O°C an air frost.
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Rainfall amounts of greater than 3mm.
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