August is expected to be the warmest and driest of the three months, but overall a mixed season is forecast. Thundery outbreaks may occur relatively frequently compared to the average.
Over the three month period the forecast is for Central England Temperature (CET) to be 0.0C to 1.0C above the average. Precipitation levels of between 100% and 125% are suggested.
Factors considered include the following:
Long range forecasts for the UK and north western Europe continue to display a low skill, in other words they are often inaccurate. This in large part is because the edge of the European landmass is affected by different air masses which can make even short range forecasting very difficult.
The June headline is for close to average temperatures and rain amounts to be slightly above the average.
July is forecast to bring slightly above average temperatures and rainfall amounts.
August temperatures are expected to be above the average, with slightly below normal amounts of rain.
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