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ballamar
18 July 2022 12:48:58
Anyone heard of any issues so far with water/power/roads?
westv
18 July 2022 12:50:42

A cool 33c here at the moment.


At least it will be mild!
idot
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18 July 2022 12:50:56




Ssssh, don't let Jiries see this or we'll never hear the last of it.


Originally Posted by: idj20 


 


... sun gone in for the first tine today some cloud is bubbling <facepalm>


Polar Low
18 July 2022 12:51:19

They have reduced water pressure here from last night Coming back from the Rodings on 1060 was becoming sticky 


 


quote=ballamar;1457861]Anyone heard of any issues so far with water/power/roads?

TimS
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18 July 2022 12:51:53

36C looking widespread now. First checkpoint milestone is 100F. (37.7C)

Originally Posted by: Heavy Weather 2013 


I think first chekpoint milstone shoudl be hottest July temperature pre-2015, which was 36.5C in July 2006. So we are close to breaking that one already.


Next is 1 July 2015: 36.7C. So nearly there too.


Then 37.7 100F. Then 37.8C which beats the July 2020 heatwave and puts us into second place for July behind 25 July 2019. 


Then 38.5C to go up into second place overall.


Finally 38.7C to equal 2019. 


Brockley, South East London 30m asl
idot
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18 July 2022 12:52:02

Anyone heard of any issues so far with water/power/roads?

Originally Posted by: ballamar 


 


yes, they are all f***ed but thats not weather related! 


hobensotwo
18 July 2022 12:52:19
I think we've peaked here in Jersey at 34.5c.. Its dropped back to 34.2c now.
Retron
18 July 2022 12:52:37


Check your wind direction, as here it has gone from a SE'ly to a WSW'ly over the last 20 minutes. Maybe a small heat low forming ?


This would raise your temp rapidly as air from the mainland sweeps across.


Just seen the Meto have tweeted there is a 95% chance of breaking the temp record either today or tomorrow.


Originally Posted by: warrenb 


The wind direction's been all over the place, really - I think what must have happened is I lost the modified-by-the-North-Sea air I'd enjoyed for an hour or so. It instantly went back up to where it would have been, hence the creaking.


(The fridge is now making a protesting loud noise, as is the portable a/c. As it's now above 35C, and the a/c only works up to 35C officially, I'm expecting the worst... I think I did the right thing in booking that hotel for tomorrow!)



Leysdown, north Kent
White Meadows
18 July 2022 12:53:07
A cool 30.6c on the Sussex coast

It was hotter at this time of day a couple of days last week.
TimS
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18 July 2022 12:54:56

Dropped to 32.9C at Pett Bottom but humidity continues to dip. DP now 11.7C and RH 27.6%


Brockley, South East London 30m asl
NDunwell
18 July 2022 12:55:35
Iphone now showing 37 C for Northolt so assume we are recording 36 something. Still blue skies here so could get in to the 38's if the cloud holds off
Nick
Ruislip (2 miles from the Northolt recording station)
Tim A
18 July 2022 12:57:20
Hit 31.0c now but plenty more time to heat up , as the warm air surges North, max could be 5-6pm.
Tim
NW Leeds
187m asl

 My PWS 
Tom Rance
18 July 2022 12:59:21


 


I think I did the right thing in booking that hotel for tomorrow!)


 


Originally Posted by: Retron 


 


You booked a hotel LOL, why!? 


 


Currently 36.4c here.


Tom
Cambridgeshire, Ouse Valley, 40ft AMSL.
johnr
18 July 2022 12:59:59
Now bumping along at around 36C, dipping up and down half a degree or so.
Mickfield, Mid Suffolk
warrenb
18 July 2022 13:01:22
14:00 Update
34.9 °C
Wind:
ENE
WIND & GUST
5.0 / 6.4 km/h
DEWPOINT
13.1 °C
PRECIP RATE
0.00 mm/hr
PRESSURE
1,020.66 hPa
HUMIDITY
27 %
PRECIP ACCUM
0.25 mm
UV
4
overland
18 July 2022 13:04:17


The extent of the heat is incredible, much more so than 2003 or 2019.


We have 32C+ currently in a big lozenge from Plymouth in the SW, all the way through Wales to the Lancashire plain in the NW, Humberside (and nearly Newcastle) in the NE and down the East all the way to Manston in the Isle of Thanet. And it's only 1.30.   


Meanwhile in France it's 38C in Brest and 40C in Nantes.


Originally Posted by: TimS 


Its 31.8C and it's surprised me how hot it is. After work swim will be fantastic!


Mumbles, Swansea. 80m asl
Retron
18 July 2022 13:06:18


You booked a hotel LOL, why!?


Currently 36.4c here.


Originally Posted by: Tom Rance 


Enjoy getting to sleep tonight and tomorrow.


Looking at the other stations nearby it seems the "heat burst" type effect happened to them, too, with even greater magnitude. Looks like the plume has dislodged any local modification that was setting up.


 


Leysdown, north Kent
Bugglesgate
18 July 2022 13:08:26


 


You booked a hotel LOL, why!? 


 


Currently 36.4c here.


Originally Posted by: Tom Rance 


Aircon  that works at temps greater than 35 Deg ?


Chris (It,its)
Between Newbury and Basingstoke
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Tom Rance
18 July 2022 13:10:39


 


Enjoy getting to sleep tonight and tomorrow.


Looking at the other stations nearby it seems the "heat burst" type effect happened to them, too, with even greater magnitude. Looks like the plume has dislodged any local modification that was setting up.


 


Originally Posted by: Retron 


 


Each to their own I suppose - seems a little extravagant to get one nights sleep!


 


Personally I find it harder to sleep in hotels even with aircon due to excess noise, doors slamming, poor curtains, uncomfortable pillows and so on.


Tom
Cambridgeshire, Ouse Valley, 40ft AMSL.
GezM
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18 July 2022 13:12:37


 


 


Each to their own I suppose - seems a little extravagant to get one nights sleep!


 


Personally I find it harder to sleep in hotels even with aircon due to excess noise, doors slamming, poor curtains, uncomfortable pillows and so on.


Originally Posted by: Tom Rance 


As well as the fact that air-con in UK hotels seems to really struggle with heatwaves. Most of the hottest, stuffiest nights I've had have been in UK hotels!


Living in St Albans, Herts (116m asl)
Working at Luton Airport, Beds (160m asl)
fairweather
18 July 2022 13:13:13

Looking to break my all time high. Here are ten minute values here from July 25th 2019:-


1400 - 35.7


1410 - 36.1


1420 - 36.3


1430- 36.2


1440 -35.5


1450 - 35.0


1500 - 34.9


1510 - 35.3


1520 - 35.9


1530 - 35.9


1540 - 36.7  record 


Note there were two peaks, one at 14.20 and max at 15.40


Current temperature as of 14.10  is 36.3C so just 10 mins in front.


S.Essex, 42m ASL
Girthmeister
18 July 2022 13:14:24
Cloud has dissipated/moved East, sun back out now. Temp leapt up a degree or so in 15 minutes, PWS currently showing 35 deg C, so likely about 33 in reality.
Gusty
18 July 2022 13:16:46

I think we have a surge of hotter and drier air from the continent in the past 45 mins. Something of note to those further NW in the course of the next two or three hours The dewpoint has plummeted.


Given the raging plume is still firing in I reckon it will be a 5.30pm peak today for most.


May be an image of text that says "July 18, 2022 High Low Temperature 30.3 °c Average Dew Point 18.4 °C 14.4 C 22.3 °C Humidity 10.0 C 71 % Wind Speed 12.9℃ 29 % Precipitation 0.00 mm Wind Gust 57 % Wind Direction Graph Table Pressure July 18, 2022 12AM 3am 30 6AM 25 9AM 12PM 20 3PM 15"


Steve - Folkestone, Kent
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Jason H
18 July 2022 13:17:14

35.8° here. Just done a 30 minute very slow walk around the locale. A beautifully hot Mediterranean heat. Come back into the house at 26.2° and it initially felt air conditioned. All blinds and windows shut. Love it. More please.


Just noticed, humidity at 18%. Wow. 


I feel great! so maybe I might just
Search for a 9 to 5, if I strive
Then maybe I'll stay alive

Bexleyheath, Kent.
Bolty
18 July 2022 13:17:33
I think we'll fall just short of 40°C today, but I think it's bound to be a new record. My guess for today's high would be 39.5°C.
Scott
Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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