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tallyho_83
05 March 2022 22:53:43

‘giving way to Atlantic by mid week, wet, windy and milder’. BBC weather at 1255

Originally Posted by: dagspot 


Yet yesterday Darren Bett was going on about easterlies for next week.


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dagspot
06 March 2022 12:00:52
‘mid double figures by mid week’ and feeling ‘pleasantly mild’ but with an increased chance of rain in the west.
1155 BBC Weather. Seems pretty nailed on.
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Gavin D
19 March 2022 15:40:31

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


Becoming more active late March into early April


 


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook


 

Gavin D
23 March 2022 19:11:54

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


More active for a time from late March


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook


 

Gavin D
29 March 2022 15:52:47
The Met Office is increasing the 3-day heatwave temperature threshold in Surrey, Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire from 27c to 28c

Lincolnshire will now have to hit 27c up from 26c and the East Riding of Yorkshire will now have to hit 26c up from 25c
DEW
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07 April 2022 16:50:58

More on Storm Diego 8/4/22


This article details 110km/h winds, snow for N France and up to 70cm of it in the Alps


https://www.connexionfrance.com/article/French-news/Heavy-rain-snow-100km-h-winds-Storm-Diego-hits-France


 The official meteo  France on spontaneous avalanche risk (in French)


https://vigilance.meteofrance.fr/fr 


 

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DEW
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09 April 2022 05:57:17

Extreme winds in Machynlleth confirmed as tornado


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-61046862


Features one John Mason as TORRO investigator


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Gavin D
10 April 2022 20:52:22

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


More settled from mid-April


 


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook

UncleAlbert
11 April 2022 11:53:33
Considering the faxes are showing the high building and fronts staying out west BBC and MetO seem a bit negative about later in the week going for some rain at times.
Gavin D
16 April 2022 20:17:20

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


Changeable with no extreme weather expected


 


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook


 

Gavin D
20 April 2022 20:18:20

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


Changeable. A more settled period from late April


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook


 

fairweather
27 April 2022 20:11:30

The BBC News 24 forecasts have become pathetic. Often, with limited time, they spend the first half telling us at 6pm, what the weather is going (was)to be like during that day. Then a quick summary of the graphics followed by that annoying and wasted one minute of repetitive countdown music before the news. I know people like to bang on about a South East bias but tonight's forecast gave no temperatures for tonight or tomorrow for any towns whatsoever in the South East.


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Gavin D
28 April 2022 14:01:41

BBC monthly outlook


Summary


Cool at times. Milder by mid-May. No extremes


 


https://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/outlook

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30 April 2022 06:32:36

Forecasting the end of a long dry spell is fraught with difficulty. Yesterday BBC weather suggested  that Tuesday next week in Dorset was to become a wet day with rain heavy at times throughout most of the day but as I type this is downgraded/upgraded depending on your preference to Tuesday will start dull with a few spells of showery rain but it will gradually turn largely dry with sunny spells breaking through


Could rain tomorrow, though but I wouldn't bet on it. It will be great to see the end of this chilly spring and enjoy some decent warm growing weather.


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NMA
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13 May 2022 13:43:05

I suppose this has to go in the media thread.


What has journalism come to when you get guff like this?


https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/20133351.weather-forecast-dorset-getting-hot-hot-hot/


It’s getting hot, hot, hot in Dorset this weekend as the mini-heatwave finally hits, with temperatures reaching the late teens.


 


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dagspot
22 May 2022 19:12:54
is the default on bbc app just to put a little non committal white cloud for 7 days going forward? Everytime I look its that.
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johncs2016
14 June 2022 00:15:16

I thought I'd resurrect this thread (which had been pushed all the way down to page 3 of the default list of threads on this forum), because I have just come across this local press report which talks about an upcoming mini-heatwave here in Edinburgh.


The article in question has stated that Edinburgh is set to bake in temperatures of around 22°C at the end of this week. However, I have to laugh at the way that this is being exaggerated.


If the temperatures get that high here, that will be enough to give us our warmest day of this summer so far and because we haven't even had any hot weather during this year so far, that would also be enough to give us our warmest day of this year so far.


However, those are only the sort of temperatures which we would typically expect to see here on a warm summer's day and are only just above our long term averages for this time of the year.


As a result, I don't consider those sort of temperatures to be all that hot even by our standards because it can get a lot hotter than that here at this time of the year and in a typical summer, I would expect our highest temperatures to be somewhere in the upper 20s°C with those being our highest temperatures of the year.


It is true that parts of the UK might get a mini-heatwave towards the end of the week but according to the latest model output, that is likely to be largely, an England only event.


I suppose that parts of SE Scotland could do OK from that if the hot air gets far enough north, even if the rest of Scotland remains relatively cool and unsettled and Edinburgh might be included in that.


Even if that happens though, it is still not expected to get anywhere near as hot as it is likely to get down south and so this particular article has blown the outlook for the end of this week in this part of the world out of proportion because even if does get quite warm here for a while, we're certainly not likely to get any sort of mini-heatwave.


 


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
NMA
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14 June 2022 10:16:01

I've seen a similar story touted from time to time in Dorset in the past few weeks where we're about to 'sizzle' 'bake' or whatever in temps soaring to 21/22C. I think it's the same author working for clicks and farming the work out to as many outlets as he or she can. Whether the story is accurate is irrelevant.


Looking at the image it seems that you're months behind botanically speaking too. 


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Gavin D
03 July 2022 09:10:00
Met office extended forecast hinting at hot temperatures in the south during the 2nd half of July

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/long-range-forecast 
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04 July 2022 07:26:47

Met office extended forecast hinting at hot temperatures in the south during the 2nd half of July

Originally Posted by: Gavin D 

">https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/long-range-forecast


The Met Office are sounding pretty confident at the moment. The longer term signals including the ECM long term ensembles are pretty settled.


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Gavin D
08 July 2022 19:05:26

Britain could reach 40C by mid-July, forecast computer models predict for first time


 


https://news.sky.com/story/britain-could-reach-40c-by-mid-july-forecast-computer-models-predict-for-first-time-12648278

Surrey John
10 July 2022 13:59:23
The lunchtime BBC weather with Darren Bett, had one of those next few days at four locations graphics at the end, and London was showing as 36c for next weekend.

Can’t remember such a high temperature on a week ahead chart before


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Gavin D
10 July 2022 14:24:22
Potential for a very hot spell in parts of central, south, or east England next Sunday according to the met office

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/long-range-forecast 
Rob K
10 July 2022 15:13:16

UK long range weather forecast
Friday 15 Jul - Sunday 24 Jul
On Friday, England and Wales can expect to see dry and sunny conditions with light winds, while across Scotland and Northern Ireland, scattered showers are likely. Through the weekend and early next week, sunny and dry conditions will prevail for most under the influence of high pressure, though showers and stronger winds are likely across the northwest at times. Thundery showers are occasionally possible in the south and southwest too. Away from the northwest, temperatures will rise through the weekend, with most areas becoming very warm or hot by Sunday, with the potential for a very hot spell in parts of central, south, or east England. The latter part of this period may then see cooler and more widely unsettled conditions returning across the UK.

Updated: 15:00 (UTC+1) on Sun 10 Jul 2022

Monday 25 Jul - Monday 8 Aug
After a spell of more changeable conditions for many areas, high pressure will likely bring more settled weather again to the south and southwest. This may extend more widely across the UK, bringing generally fine weather for most, however the northwest will continue to see the majority of any cloud and rain. Temperatures will likely be above average for most, especially in the south, with the potential for it to be hot across England and Wales. However, temperatures perhaps returning close to normal again for most by the end of this period, except in the south where it may remain warm or very warm.

Updated: 16:00 (UTC+1) on Sun 10 Jul 2022

For us southerners that's a pretty bullish forecast for the height of summer!


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