http://www.climate-uk.com/
I think this is closer to the true CET value when adjustments are considered.
Having underestimated the impact of the below average North Sea temps during the easterly spell, I'm left needing the CET to rise by around 2°C during the rest of the month. In a typical year it rises by about 1°C from here. The model output is volatile at the moment, with the longer-term ranging from unsettled and on the cool side to often warm, but not exceptionally so.
Next week could be anything from very warm at times (from a CET perspective) to a mix of just below and just above average (thinking of the GFS 12z op run for that one).
All said and done, I'm anticipating another 1.0°C error at the very least *shrug*
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