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WanderingLonelyAsACumulonimbusIncus
26 June 2015 16:08:50


 


Carol Kirkwood certainly peaks in the mid-30's


Originally Posted by: SEMerc 


Control yourself!


I'd rather they lock up Carol next week with the thunder potential being as it is. No h-word death knell curse from Kirkwood please 

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Wakefield & Gothenburg, SWE
LeedsLad123
26 June 2015 16:52:55
A rough extrapolation of the max temps here using GFS:


Tuesday: 24C
Wednesday: 25C
Thursday: 30C
Friday: 30C
Saturday: 30C
Sunday: 30C
Monday: 27C

We haven't had 4 consecutive days above 30C since August 1995.
Whitkirk, Leeds - 85m ASL.
Arcus
26 June 2015 16:55:27
I've always countenanced caution with these kinds of set-ups when it's still a few days off. But I did buy a couple more pedestal fans today before they all disappear.
Ben,
Nr. Easingwold, North Yorkshire
30m asl
Sussex snow magnet
26 June 2015 17:25:54


 


 


There's a list of hottest temps for each day of the year here, if you want to do some sorting... 


 


http://torro.org.uk/site/hightempsyear.php


Originally Posted by: Rob K 


Initial though was if one of the days next week is very hot where would it come in a list of hottest ever days, the torro list doesn't quite answer that because it doesn't give other high days on the same date. eg on the 10th of August how many other times other than 2003 has a very high temp been recorded? 


Anyway list with the info from Torro:


 

























































































































































































































































































































































































































































































































1st38.510/08/2003
2nd37.103/08/1990
3rd36.709/08/1911
4th36.602/08/1990
5th36.519/08/2006
6th36.405/08/2003
7th36.106/08/2003
8th36.119/08/1932
9th3622/08/1911
10th35.903/07/1976
11th35.702/07/1976
12th35.628/06/1976
13th35.629/06/1957
14th35.613/07/1923
15th35.613/08/1911
16th35.602/09/1906
17th35.527/06/1976
18th35.426/06/1976
19th35.201/08/1995
20th35.202/08/1990
21st35.204/08/1990
22nd35.120/08/1900
23rd3529/06/1957
24th3512/07/1923
25th3515/07/1881
26th3528/08/1948
27th3514/08/1876
28th3518/08/1932
29th3501/09/1906
30th34.931/08/1906
31st34.801/07/1961
32nd34.805/08/2003
33rd34.802/09/1906
34th34.711/08/2003
35th34.718/08/1893
36th34.608/09/1911
37th34.403/06/1947
38th34.405/07/1959
39th34.411/07/1921
40th34.416/08/1881
41st34.427/08/1933
42nd34.429/08/1948
43rd34.429/08/1930
44th34.322/06/1941
45th34.306/07/1976
46th34.322/08/1989
47th34.208/08/1975
48th34.203/09/1906
49th34.104/07/1976
50th34.108/07/1941
51st34.116/08/1900
52nd34.111/08/1884
53rd3421/08/1911
54th3407/08/1975
55th33.917/06/1917
56th33.922/06/1941
57th33.901/07/1961
58th33.910/07/1921
59th33.908/01/1900
60th33.931/08/1943
61st33.912/08/1911
62nd33.913/08/1911
63rd33.916/08/1947
64th33.917/08/1947
65th33.922/08/1918
66th33.927/08/1942
67th33.928/08/1930
68th33.830/06/1957
69th33.712/08/1953
70th33.615/08/1876
71st33.622/08/1995
72nd33.525/06/1976
73rd33.423/08/1989
74th33.407/09/1898
75th33.302/06/1947
76th33.306/06/1950
77th33.307/07/1893
78th33.307/07/2023
79th33.318/08/2006
80th33.319/08/1901
81st33.326/08/1885
82nd33.330/08/1948
83rd33.329/08/1930
84th33.307/09/1911
85th33.107/06/1996
86th3321/08/1995
87th32.809/06/1940
88th32.819/06/2005
89th32.807/07/1923
90th32.826/08/1964
91st32.805/09/1949
92nd32.707/07/1976
93rd32.717/08/2006
94th32.624/01/1900
95th32.525/08/1976
96th32.424/06/1976
97th32.314/07/1983
98th32.320/08/1995
99th32.304/09/1940
100th32.208/06/1915
Matty H
26 June 2015 19:47:19

Don't forget pictures of scantly clad girls dicking around in Trafalgar Square fountains, and a melting piece of Tarmac 

Yate, Nr Bristol
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moomin75
26 June 2015 19:50:46
And some ice lollies made of fish for the penguins.
Witney, Oxfordshire
100m ASL
TimS
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26 June 2015 19:50:59
I've noticed the Trafalgar fountain and Hyde park sunbather pictures tend to happen at the start of heatwaves, and the packed Bournemouth / Brighton beach shot happens at the end, usually on the last Sunday.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Matty H
26 June 2015 19:56:49

Usually with an "And even hotter temps are on the way!" When by then they clearly aren't, and the hot spell is dead in the water. 

Yate, Nr Bristol
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moomin75
26 June 2015 20:06:44


Usually with an "And even hotter temps are on the way!" When by then they clearly aren't, and the hot spell is dead in the water. 


Originally Posted by: Matty H 

Quite probably from the Express stating killer heatwave with temperatures up to 50 degrees.

Witney, Oxfordshire
100m ASL
TimS
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27 June 2015 14:55:12
Max temps so far during this "warm spell".

Thurs: 26C (Gravesend)
Fri: 28C (Gravesend)
Sat: 25C (Heathrow)

To be continued...

Gravesend always does well in Westerlies and SSW flow. Heathrow / Wisley is best in Southerlies and South Easterlies, Cheltenham / Worcester / Pershore in Easterlies, Cambridge / Norwich in due SWerlies, and Central London in strong sun with little or no wind.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Gusty
27 June 2015 17:55:35


Usually with an "And even hotter temps are on the way!" When by then they clearly aren't, and the hot spell is dead in the water. 


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


Don't forget the line..'while Britain baked in 95f temperatures the usual Mediterranean hotspots could only manage 84f'.

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Rob K
28 June 2015 07:39:31


 


Don't forget the line..'while Britain baked in 95f temperatures the usual Mediterranean hotspots could only manage 84f'.


Originally Posted by: Gusty 


Actually the tabloids usually compare it with places like Rio, in the southern hemisphere. Er...

Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl
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Ally Pally Snowman
28 June 2015 07:42:43

Gravesend the king once again yesterday with 25.4c it really is the 'Death Valley' of the UK.


 

Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.
scillydave
28 June 2015 10:25:19
There's been a lot of focus on the potential for breaking the high temperature record here this week (which now looks very unlikely) but interestingly the current charts are forecasting temperatures close to the all time French record of 44.1
It will be interesting to see if that falls this week as it was only set in 2003.
Currently living at roughly 65m asl North of Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Formerly of, Birdlip, highest village in the Cotswolds and snow heaven in winter; Hawkinge in Kent - roof of the South downs and Isles of Scilly, paradise in the UK.
Global Warming
28 June 2015 10:51:56

This link to the De Bilt forecast in the Netherlands shows that next Saturday there is a 55% probability of the temperature reaching 34C or more and about a 13% chance of the temperature exceeding 36C.


The highest temperature recorded at De Bilt since 1901 is 36.8C on 27 June 1947


http://www.knmi.nl/exp/pluim/kansverwachtingen_staafdiagram.php?run=00&type=tx

DeeDee
28 June 2015 14:42:23
My daughters in Spain for the summer, tells me there's heat advisorys been issued there for this week today. She's near Alicante. Currently +41.1c
Harpenden, Herts.
Jive Buddy
28 June 2015 14:45:40


Gravesend the king once again yesterday with 25.4c it really is the 'Death Valley' of the UK.


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


"Death Valley".... hence the name "Gravesend" ;-)

It's not over, until the fat Scandy sinks.....

Location: St. Mary Cray, S.E. London border with Kent.
doctormog
28 June 2015 15:32:47
Not in the "heatwave" category but at 22°C it is the warmest day of the year so far here.
Aberdeen
Current conditions (personal WS) 
idj20
28 June 2015 15:41:18

Not in the "heatwave" category but at 22°C it is the warmest day of the year so far here.

Originally Posted by: doctormog 



And that is warmer than my top of 20.4 C here at this end of Kent.  Although to be fair, the general overcast conditions and the southerly sea breeze this afternoon would have the effect of capping things a bit.
  Also, I only had four blobs of raindrops out of this passing decaying cold front.

Folkestone Harbour. 
picturesareme
28 June 2015 16:06:28




And that is warmer than my top of 20.4 C here at this end of Kent.  Although to be fair, the general overcast conditions and the southerly sea breeze this afternoon would have the effect of capping things a bit.
  Also, I only had four blobs of raindrops out of this passing decaying cold front.


Originally Posted by: idj20 


20.4C is the warmest you've had all year?? 😮


Today peaked at 21C around 10:30am


By 1pm it was 17.5C with a light shower.


Current 20C but somewhat overcast still. 

idot
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28 June 2015 19:14:47


Don't forget pictures of scantly clad girls dicking around in Trafalgar Square fountains, and a melting piece of Tarmac 


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


 


not to mention Brighton Beach ! 


 


https://twitter.com/JohnathanSizz 

 
Matty H
28 June 2015 19:43:58

Anyone else fancy a go at predicting the daytime highs for this working week at their closest station? I'll have a go at mine:


 


Filton:


Mon: 21c


Tues: 24c


Weds: 26c


Thurs: 22c


Fri: 25c

Yate, Nr Bristol
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LeedsLad123
28 June 2015 19:54:09

Based on what is currently showing, I'd say..

Monday: 21C
Tuesday: 27C
Wednesday: 30C
Thursday: 25C
Friday: 26C


The Beeb are now showing a high of 30C on Wednesday - unusual for them given their cautious approach to anything out of the ordinary.

Whitkirk, Leeds - 85m ASL.
Hungry Tiger
28 June 2015 19:56:40

I'll go for.


Monday: 23C
Tuesday: 27C
Wednesday: 31C
Thursday: 26C
Friday: 26C
Saturday: 29C
Sunday: 22C.


 

Gavin S. FRmetS.
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South Cambridgeshire. 93 metres or 302.25 feet ASL.


Ally Pally Snowman
28 June 2015 19:59:00

I'll have a go at the UK highest max temp. Probably either Heathrow, St James's Park or Gravesend.


Monday - 27c


Tuesday - 32c


Wednesday - 36c


Thursday - 30c


Friday - 32c


Saturday - 35c


 

Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.

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