lanky
31 July 2015 13:31:59

Tricky call for August


I'll go for 15.7C without a great deal of belief


 


Martin
Richmond, Surrey
Devonian
31 July 2015 16:27:23

16.4C please GW.


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Frank H
31 July 2015 16:56:27

16.4c please


Wrightington, Wigan
Surrey John
31 July 2015 18:19:09
I will take a wild guess and go 15.2c
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bruced
31 July 2015 20:10:37

Can I have a 15.45 please?  Unfortunately, I think Autumn might come rather earlier this year (it's already paid us a visit once or twice in the past week or two!), aided by these cold SSTs in the Atlantic.


David


Northallerton


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31 July 2015 20:13:09

15.4C please


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Stormchaser
31 July 2015 20:16:49

Here we go then - the 'gut feeling prediction'!


As much as the models suggest some warmer conditions at times earlier in the month, any return to standard westerlies is likely to bring cooler than average conditions much as they did this month. If the N. Atlantic wasn't so cool out to our west at the moment, I'd go for an above average month, but as it is I'm going to say


15.7*C


...and grimace at what this means statistically, even if the surface weather needn't be all that bad at times (the past couple of days have been really pleasant down here!).


 


Cheers as always GW - have a great weekend. Same goes for the rest of you too, BBQs on Sunday in the south! 


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Global Warming
31 July 2015 20:21:29

If the August CET comes in at 15.5C or less it will be the second coldest summer since 1993 (only 2011 being colder).

John S2
31 July 2015 21:27:29
My guess = 16.2c
Snowshoe
31 July 2015 21:49:00

Going for 16.15 C this month.


Below average, but trying to be more optimistic than some here.

Sussex snow magnet
31 July 2015 22:00:46

15.8 for me please

Duncan McAlister
31 July 2015 22:29:00
15.8 for me please.
ARTzeman
31 July 2015 22:41:48

TWO on 15.4c can't  be bad.






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nouska
31 July 2015 22:47:06
15.6C please.
colin moffat
31 July 2015 22:49:18
17,1 for me
Darren S
31 July 2015 22:56:48

15.3C please


Darren
Crowthorne, Berks (87m asl)
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Gavin P
31 July 2015 23:37:15

16.0 please.


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wallaw
01 August 2015 12:22:27
Oops, 16.1 please
Ian


Stockton-on-Tees

Global Warming
01 August 2015 15:18:28

Here is the latest estimate of the CET for the first half of August. After a cool start today it looks like the CET will hover around 16C for much of the first half. Not great but relatively much better than the last week or so. That said unless we get a heatwave in the second half of the month we could well be seeing August finish close to last year (i.e. around 15C).


Bear in mind that the mean CET for the first half of August is 16.6C (71-00) but for the second half is only 15.8C. So if we end the first half at 15.8C and it stays a bit below average for the rest of the month then it could easily drift down towards 15C. Of course a lot can change and it could just as easily go in the other direction.


marting
01 August 2015 18:50:28
Damn late! 16.7c please
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