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Believe it or not it wasnt a solely Isle of Sheppey forecast. Lots of rain for the north and west.
Ooh - that sounds exciting! We really do need rain down here.Let's see what the 12z GFS has...4mm tomorrow (signposted for a while). Another 3mm overnight into Saturday. And then possibly some showers in the early morning of next Wednesday.Disappointing, frankly - I expected much more than a few poxy mm of rain, based on your description!
Can't even see that much here to be honest.
I'm quite conflicted with hot weather these days. I generally like it but now silly hot records have been broken I prefer mid 20's and blue sky and sunshine. Why anyone would enjoy temps over 27C let alone 30C is beyond me. Plus I am a keen gardener and have an allotment so do want a bit of rain now and again.
I think it was around this time last year when hints of 40c being reached was coming into play.
Both GEM and ECM toying around with bringing some serious heat to the UK in about 10 days. Annoyingly the ECM ensembles don't seem to be updating atm.
Probably not the correct thread, but not sure where to post really. Hysterical BBC 10 o’clock news weather showing 8c max across the country. They did admit it was wrong of course, so obviously having a few issues. Amused me anyway…
I like hot weather mainly for the warm evenings when the sunset is so late at this time of year.The tradeoff is it can be too hot to work - my new extension gets pretty warm, I did invest in a desk fan the other week.Right now though it feels quite chilly with the window open although the thermostat reckons it is 22C in here.Models look generally unsettled and LP dominated for the next 10-14 days. Let's hope GEFS run 30 on the 00Z is the trendsetter!
MeteoGroup app the same this morning. Showing 8c in a SW’ly flow in July. What the hell?
Best ECM for ages. Our omnipresent low drifts far enough west to allow high pressure from the east and then south to build in nicely. Very warm aswell.
Looking at GFS and ECM this morning, the summary is a fairly cool first week in July with hints of something warmer (perhaps hot) in week 2. Later in week 2 GFS brings temperatures back down to near normal but that's a long way off. Wet in the north west, much drier in the south east. Fairly typical mid summer weather really which will suit Downpour (who revels in these situations 😉).If it does cool down again mid month I can already see the headlines for July 19th:Britain shivers in coolest summer for 3 years! Temperatures this day last year reached 40c and today is more than 20C (68F) [sic] cooler in many parts of the UK.