Your End Of 2012 Forecast!

Ok Folks, hope youve enjoyed your Christmas and now for the new year! River levels have dropped in the last few days, but I expect the rivers to rise again due to to the fact we are going to have some more heavy rain right up to the new year period. Strong winds also so possibility of fallen trees as well are in the forecast. Good news is that the flooding issues cease for a while next week as high presssure nudges in from the south ,cloudy but mild and mainly dry next week sums it up. The weather pattern over the weekend will be rather cold but becoming milder next week and Jack Frost for the moment has got lost!!!Happy New Year...Ian/
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Your Festive Week Ahead Forecast....

Hi Folks,sorry had no time to put a video forecast togeather, but you probably will not want to hear it!! Tonight will see more rain overnight this clearing first thing, then Christmas eve dry for a while before more rain piles in later clearing during the early hours of Christmas day. The best day I think of the festive period,is Christmas day and,Then into Boxing day perhaps some patchy frost to start the day then fine before more rain sweeps across the area during the evening. The rest of the week looks as though the very unsettled weather will be with us untill the new year with gales driving rain and yes more flooding alternating between cold and milder spells. I will be with you later in the week, but may I wish you a Very Merry Christmas...Ian.

Your Weekend Forecast...

Evening! Tonight will see fair but rather cloudy, mildish conditions, but the wind will pick up later in the night to herald more rain for the overnight period with some heavy pulses of rain during this time. When most people wake in the morning, it will be rather dull and damp with the rain fading during the morning, to leave some drier brighter conditions late morning/afternoon. Feeling mild in any brightness with highs of 13c/55f. Some showers pushing in later and overnight into Sunday morning, but mainly dry conditions look likely for the majority of Sunday but feeling colder at 9c/48f. With all the rain coming up overnight into the early hours please go to  http://www.enviromentagency.com   Have a good weekend. Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast.....

Your Week Ahead Video Forecast.

Your weekend forecast!

Evening Folks. Quick one from me for the weekend. Staying cold with frost and perhaps fog overnight, then some patchy rain sleet and perhaps hill snow tomorrow morning followed by clearer sunnier skies leading to another very cold night into Sunday morning with plenty of dry bright allbeit very cold conditions , Sunday afternoon clouding over and the evening will see the breeze picking up with some wintry conditions especially over high ground at first but turning milder but rather damp on Monday. No video forecast from me this Sunday,as Im away, but I will keep you updated next week with the cold conditions persisting. Have a great weekend. Ian.
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Weather Round-up For October 2012

October, was a very unsettled and rather colder than average month.Pressure ranged from a 1024.4mbs on the 23rd to997.7mbs on the 11th.Snow turned up at the end of the month as far south as Essex making it the earliest snowfall since 1888.There were 10 days of dry weather here in Worcestershire but with 21 wet days with 84.6mms compared to the average of 56mms. Highs this month was 16.8c/63f on the 1st and the low temperature was minus0.7c/30f on the 27th.The average day time temperature is 14.6c/58f and the recorded day temperature was 13.3c/56f. The average night temperature is 7.6c/45f and recorded was 6.7c. A stark contrast to the previous October!
                                                   The Uk,s rainfall stats October 2012                                                  
Scarborough:-75mms
Swansea:-183mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcs:-63.5mms
Newbury  Berkshire:-127.5mms
Exeter Devon:-124.4mms
MiddletonMoor Derbyshire:-83.5mms
Llanelli  SouthWales:-173mms
Garforth Leeds:-85mms
Cleethorpes:- Ne Lincolnshire:-65mms
Ft William Highland Scotland:-201.5mms
Burgess hill W.Sussex:-65mms
Hyde Cheshire:-80mms
Dundee Scotland:-118mms
Warwick:-46mms
Frome Somerset:-127mms
Grimsby  NE Lincolnshire:-58.2mms
Brixham Devon:-180mms
Maidstone Kent:-130.5mms
Lampeter West Wales:-149.9mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:-60.1mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-70mms
Hornsea East Yorkshire:-59.8mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-78.8mms
Warminster Wiltshire:-121.5mms
Cork S.Ireland:-89mms
Isle Of Barra:-Outer Hebrides Scotland:-176mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:-82mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove:-73mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries Scotland:-150mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-75mms
Pembrokeshire, SW Wales:-110mms
Madrid Spain:-138mms
NorthWest Kent:-69mms
The Deben Valley Suffolk:-61mms
Headington Oxford:-98mms
Wells Somerset:-99mms
Bradford On Avon Wiltshire:- 115mms
SE Antrim NI :-95mms
VOEWS Evesham Worcs:-84.6mms
Pershore Worcs:- 147mms
Middle littleton Nr Evesham Worcs:-95mms
[25mms=1 inch]  Many thanks to all contributors!

Your Winter Forecast 2012/2013.

This Winter forecast I stress is entirely my own thoughts and not influenced by any outside source.
HEADLINE.
Cold to very cold conditions generally throughout this winter,Stormy at times, picticulary for Southern Britain, flooding issues are still likely,and generally above average snowfall. Milder weather at times likely but short lived.
DECEMBER.
This month will often see airmases sourced from the Artic move south to cover the Uk for most of this month,with limited milder spells in to SouthWest Britain. Snow is likely to be disruptive in places and even the South of the Uk could well see snow with perhaps stormy winds with low pressure moving North or NorthEast.
JANUARY
2013 Looks to start off cold and wintry, but this month looks like Northerly to Northwesterly winds will be more common place, so Scotland and Northern England and North Wales bearing the brunt of any significant snowfall whilst South East Britain could well see some very cold frosty weather with subzero or"ice days" and see less of any significant snow but not exclusively. January is likely to see the coldest month overall of the Winter months.
FEBRUARY.
High pressure is likely to establish itself over Scandinavia, so frequent Easterly outbreaks look likely to be more common. The North and East of the Uk look like seeing the driest of the weather but with snow showers likely, but low pressure is likely to move up from the SouthWest at times bringing the threat of snowstorms and flooding rain as the West turns briefly milder. Overall temperatures colder for Eastern Britain a little milder for Western Britain at times but overall still average temperatures or below for all.
KEY THOUGHTS SUMMERY.
*Generally below average temperatures for all,but all areas at times will see some short lived mider spells.
**Above average stormy spell especially for Southern Britain picticularly during December and February
***Precipitation including snowfall above average ,although Eastern Britain may well see average or below precipitation during February.
***Disrupted or Buckled Jet stream leading to some notable severe weather this Winter,which computer models will not pick upon until very near the time.
****Computer models will often underestimate severe weather even in a so called "Reliable timeframe"

Your Week Ahead Forecast....!

Your Week Ahead Forecast......!

Your Weekend Forecast....

Evening folks. Some dire weather this last week, and unfortunately more to come this weekend. A respite tonight as skies will become clear and Jack Frost will make an appearance. Lows on Saturday morning down to minus1/30 f, so watch out for icy surfaces on untreated roads and pavements. Perhaps some mist and fog first thing, but this will soon clear to leave a dry morning, but with increasing cloud and breeze. Rain moving in during the afternoon and this gets heavier and more persistent during the evening and first part of the overnight period. A cold feeling day. Overall, an inch of rain looks likely so certainly more renewed flooding problems are likely during Sunday. If youre concerned please go to  http://www.enviromentagency.com  to check river levels. A brief respite on Sunday morning and early afternoon but more rain moving in later on Sunday and into Monday.Anyway whatever youre doing have a good weekend, stay safe, and later next week ,we may be using the [S] word! Ian.
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Weather Warning!

Flooding And High Winds.

Todays heavy rain is expected to clear this afternoon, but Rivers will continue to rise leading to some flooding. Round two of severe weather is expected during Thursday as gusty winds and heavy afternoon rain is expected. The River Severn is likely to see some of the worst of the Flooding as Heavy rain will also effect Wales during this time. The enviroment agency is worth keeping up with. 
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Your Week Ahead Forecast....

Your Early Weekend Weather!!

Your Weekend Weather!

Evening! The weather will be fairly kind to us this weekend Saturday starts off bright and cold, some showers around during the day then clearing Saturday night to leave cold dry clear conditions ,to leave a widespread frost Sunday morning with lows of minus1c/30f. A dry day on Sunday with some sunny intervals ,highs of 9c/48f. Cold and clear Sunday night to leave an early frost to form. Whatever youre doing have a good one! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

 

Evening Folks! Some early snowfall for some parts of the Cotswolds this morning and up to six inches of snow fell in some parts of SouthWest England, quite exceptional for this time of year! The cold wet theme continues tonight, but the rain and Wintry mix on the Cotswolds and Malverns  dying out later in the night. Turning clear and cold for Monday with frost and fog to start off the day, then some bright intervalls but rather cold. A brief milder spell mid week, but turning colder and staying unsettled by the end of the week! Have a good one .......Ian.
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An Early Weekend Forecast!

Evening Folks , and an early and quick update for the weekend. Both Saturday and Sunday both have a windchill, largely dry and bright , but there will be some scattered heavy even thundery showers, containing hail and some of these on the top of the Cotswolds and Malverns will be of a rain/sleet mix.  Saturday evening for the most part will be reserved for the Firework celebrations, take your boots, scarf and hat and even an umbrella, as the wind will be strong and it will feel below freezing!although it should be dry as the showers will have died back to the Welsh hills and Mountains and Coasts, although some showers are still possible! Have a good one. Ian
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Weather Round-Up For...September 2012.

September, saw a fine warm and settled start, to the month this lasting well into mid-month. Temperatures were well into the 70,s with the highest month temperature hitting 25.7c/78f on the 9th. The weather changed dramatically, from the 21st with heavy rain and strong winds. The lowest temperature recorded during the month, was 1.5c/35f on the 22nd leading to a widespread ground frost. Nearly two inches of rain fell in 24hrs on the 24th,with parts of NorthEast England recieving up to six inches of rain in 48hrs resulting in some serious flooding. The rainfall was almost bone dry suring the first half of the month, then the second half was very wet resulting in above average rainfall ,with 73mms recorded, with the average monthly rainfall of 63mms. The average day temperature is 18.3c/64f compared to the recorded temperature of 18.5c/64f. The average nightly temperature is 10c/50f and recorded was 8.5c/47f. A two faced September!
                                                   The Uk,s Rainfall Network                                                                   
Middle littleton Evesham Worcs:-58mms
Middleton moor Derbyshire:-113.4mms
Lampeter West Wales :-80.3mms
Wells Somerset:-81mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove:-65mms
Maidstone Kent:-63mms
Garforth Leeds:-107mms
Frome Somerset:-67mms
Warwick:-39mms
Royston, Hertfordshire:-26.7mms
Cleethorpes, Ne Lincolnshire:-49mms
Warminster, Wiltshire:-49mms
Fortrose Scotland:-111mms
Brixham Devon:-75.3mms
Newbury Berkshire:-46mms
Hornsea North Yorkshire:-34.6mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-53.2mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:-152mms
Llanelli South Wales:-103mms
Ft William, Scotland:-230mms
Preston Lancashire:-92mms
NW Kent:-52mms
Scarbourough N.Yorkshire:-71mms
LongLawford Rugby Warwickshire:-42.5mms
Crocketford,Dumfries Scotland:-138.5mms
Hyde Cheshire:-200mms
Bradford-on Avon:- Wiltshire:-47mms
Grimsby NE Lincolnshire:-44.4mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcestershire:-81mms
Voews Evesham:-73mms
Swansea South Wales:-118mms
Pembroke:West Wales-72.3mms
Cork, Southern Ireland:-23.1mms
[Madrid Spain]:-140mms
Exeter, Devon:-73mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-60mms
Headington, Oxford:-86mms
Burgesshill West Sussex:-90mms
[25mms to One inch] Many thanks to all contributors!!

Your Spooktaculer Forecast!

Evening folks! Its that time of year when weve now turned the clocks back and the dark Winterlike nights are well and truly with us! The weather this week will be dominated by Low pressure so plenty of rain and wind to come and feeling cold too. Its not all doom and gloom though as Monday and Tuesday look mainly dry allbeit rather cloudy so limited spells of sunshine. Wednesday starts off ok , but wind and rain later on, bad news for those trick and treaters! Thursday a fairly dry day with some sunsshine but feeling cold in that wind. Friday, a fine start but more wind and rain later! Have a Spooktacular Week!!! Ian.
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Weekends Weather!

Evening ! As the chart above shows a lot of cold unsettled weather to come! Saturday, although, will be a fair allbeit cold day with some frost to start the day, especially if your sheltered from the wind. A crisp start to the day with some good sunny intervals showing up the beautiful Autumn colours this year. Some patchy cloud from time to time and temperatures heading up to the dizzy heights of 7c/45f but it will feel cold in the shade! A cold clear evening leading to an early frost, then the breeze picking up and cloud moving during the early hours of Sunday morning , and then Sunday overcast and rather cold with outbreaks of rain, and although milder at 10c/50f it wont feel colder than Saturday.What ever youre doing have a great weekend and I will be with youre Video forecast for the week ahead on Sunday....Ian.!

Your Week Ahead Forecast..!!!

Your Weekend Forecast!

Evening! A weekend of two faces, Saturday looks a fine dry day with some glimmers of sunshine after some patchy mist or even fog, feeling mild in any bright or sunny intervals although always a lot of cloud. Highs of 14c/59f...Lows of 8c/46f. Sundays, a different day as its likely to be cloudy with outbreaks of rain and a brisk easterly wind making it feel chilly. Highs of 12c/54f . Have a great weekend! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast...!

Good evening! The first air frost of the season  greeted those who got up early! Monday morning will dawn similiar although some fog may linger longer! A nice Autumn day to come but thickening cloud and showery rain will make an entrance late afternoon and evening period into Tuesday that clears away to leave Tuesday a fine day allbeit breezy then into wednesday ok for the morning but rain and wind later in the afternoon. Thursday and Friday will be very unsettled but feeling a little milder in any sunshine! Highs of 15c/59f   Lows of Minus2c/28f. Have agood one! Ian.
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Your Weekend Forecast.....!

Evening Folks! The weekend is here again, and it has to be said the weather for this weekend could be a whole lot worse! Saturday morning will dawn cool and bright with some patchy mist and fog, that clearing to leave some sunny intervals but cloud building to give some showers which may be heavy on the side but as always some places will stay dry! A clear night to follow to lead to another sunny dawn but with some patchy mist and fog and if youre up early enough on Sunday morning you may well see Jack Frost! A dry day Sunday with some sparkling Autumn sunshine. A cold clear night to follow though which takes us into Monday morning with Jack Frost ,mellow mist and Fruitfullness!! Have a great weekend......Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

Evening All! Just a quick look at the coming week and think Autumnal and this gives you an idea what Im talking about! Some bright perhaps sunny intervals this week but on the whole rather cloudy. Rain at times this week, then feeling rather chilly the second half of the week, with breezy conditions and staying unsettled. Temperature range this week  7c/45f  to 13c/55f. Have a good one! Ian.
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Your Weekend Weather....!

Evening! Well its Friday again and yes its raining again!! Good news is that this weekend will see some usable weather for the outdoors, a good oppurtunity for clearing and tidying the garden for the Winter months! Saturday, will dawn misty if not foggy although high ground such as the Malverns, Cotswolds and the Witley hills  escaping that scenario. A fair day, with some sunshine, Skies clearing later to leave  a very chilly night and over to Sunday morning some frost and fog to contend with then bright skies to leave a mostly fine day but cloud and wind picking up late in the day. Highs this weekend 15c/59f dipping too 0c/32f And ,yes youve guessed it more rain, but good news most of us will be a sleep by then!!Have a good one! Ian.

Weather Round-Up For.......August 2012.

August carried on the fimiliar tune of summer 2012 with very unsettled weather generally, although there were some fair and warm spells! The highest temperature recorded was on the 19th where 26.1c/79f being recorded . The coolest temperature was at the end of the month where some parts of the uk recorded a record low for August. The temperature here was a cold 4.7c/40f which made it the coolest August night here too for many years! Again rainfall was above average, not quite so high as recent months but still coming in at 86.4mms compared to the average of 66mms with only 9 dry days throughout the month. Temperatures were typically average for August, 21.4c/71f, for a daytime average and nightime lows of  12.1c/54f. Windy at times too with a gust of wind of 29mph SouthWesterly on the 17th. Thunder was heard at times and rainfall totals were made up of some quite intense downpours although rather shortlived!
                                          Rainfall statistics from around the Uk                                                        
Newbury Berkshire:-48.5mms
Grimsby NE Lincolnshire:-33.6mms
MiddletonMoor Derbyshire:-85.9mms
Scarborough N,Yorkshire:-57mms
Ft William Scotland:-134mms
Cleethorpes NE, Lincolnshire:-36mms
Llanelli South Wales:-230mms
Maidstone Kent:-11mms
Newtownabbey  SE Antrim NI:-105mms
Frome Somerset:-76mms
Hyde Cheshire:-93mms
Bradford On Avon:-113mms
Dundee Scotland:-104mms
Burgess Hill West Sussex:-40mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries Scotland:-207mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-28.3mms
Garforth Leeds:-69mms
Fortrose Scotland:-83mms
Bloxwich Herefordshire:-78.4mms
Hornsea N.Yorkshire:-56.5mms
Lampeter West Wales :-158.9mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:-64.8mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-42mms
Warminster,Wiltshire:-113.5mms
NW Kent:-12mms
Warwick:-27mms
Headington Oxford:-57mms
Pembrokeshire West Wales:-123mms
Middle Littleton Evesham Worcestershire:-81mms
Fairfield Evesham:-79mms
VOEWS Evesham:-86.4mms
Bristol:-132mms
Colwyn Bay:-80mms
Wells Somerset:-138mms
Exeter Devon:-135mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove Worcestershire:-86mms
Cork S Ireland:-186.2mms
Swansea South Wales:-57mms
[25mms=1 inch]
Many thanks to all the Contributors!

Weekend weather!

Evening Folks! A short and sweet summary from me for the weekend and into next week. A sigh of relief as we will see a fine weekend with bright or sunny spells this weekend although it will feel rather cool in the shade! Sunday is likely to see some rain but it will be way after sunset ! Into next week and the weather will stay typicall October with spells of wet and windy weather followed by some cheerful Autumn sunshine! Have a good one! Ian.
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A Brief Update......

Your week ahead forecast!

Evening folks! Its felt more like early Winter today with temperatures hovering around 9/10c 48-50f all day, and the bad new there is more of this to come. But the talking point for the next few days will be the intensity of the rain. If you have a look at the top chart ,for tomorrow morning you will see that its a grim rush hour, with potential torrential rain leading to localized flooding in places so please take care on the roads.The culprit as you can see on the chart above is a deep area  of low pressure which will also give blustery winds at times this week and overall it will feel cool in the days ahead. Some brightness or even sunshine at times this week but dont blink because youre likely to miss it!!Tommorow may likely see some of that brightness during the afternoon/evening period for example. Something quieter Thursday/Friday, but nothing like anything resembling settled!! Thanks for netweather for the use of their charts. Have a good week despite the weather.....Ian.
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Weekend forecast///

Hi folks! A quick one from me...Tonight clear and cold leading to some mist and fog patches and some localized Frost! Saturday is a fine day bright or sunny intervals after the clearance of any frost and mist. Light winds so feeling pleasant in the sunshine although feeling rather chilly in the shade. Clouding up late in the day but staying dry. Sunday looks as though it will be dry to start off with but becoming cloudier in the late morning with rain heavy at times during the afternoon/evening. Feeling chilly with temperatures no higher than 15c/59f. Have a great weekend!  Ian.
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Week ahead forecast!

Evening folks! The week coming up can be sumed up as a rather cool week with some notable cold nights with  perhaps some mist. The odd scattered shower is possible and perhaps some brief spells of more general rain but the theme is for some pleasant weather on offer allbeit Autumn like! Temperature range----4c/39f---18c/64f. Have a good week!  Ian.
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Your weekend weather!

Evening folks! Another fairly good weekend coming up with Saturday seeing the lions share of the fine weather. Saturday dawns fine but cool amd perhaps misty, then sunny intervals developing with high locally as high as 21/70f. Sunday again starts off cool and misty , some sunshine during the morning but cloud building around midday with some showery rain during the afternoon and evening. A rather cool day with temperatures reaching 16c/61f. Have a great weekend. Ian.
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Your week ahead forecast

Good morning ! It looks as though the up-coming week will bring us some traditional Autumn weather as things turn unsettled. After todays rather sunny morning this afternoon will see increasing cloud and breeze and this evening and overnight into monday could well see some showers. Much cooler on Monday and rather cloudy, but a mainly dry afternoon evening before more general rain moves in from the west later in the evening. Tuesday will see that rain clear to leave blustery showers and feeling very cool in that wind with highs of 15c/59f. Wednesday will see more rain in the early hours followed by more showers. Thursday and Friday generally breezy with showers becoming less frequent and fading away by friday. A little warmer by then with highs of 18c/64. Have a great week. Ian.
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Weekend weather!

Evening! The weekend is here and the weather is really playing ball!Both saturday and sunday will see some prolonged sunshine with temperatures pushing the 81f /27c. Coolish mornings with perhaps some mist and fog. By later sunday afternoon/evening the winds pick up and cloudier conditions are likely perhaps with some showers very late on sunday and that heralds a change for next week as I shall tell you on sunday! Have a great weekend. Ian.
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Week ahead forecast!

Good morning! A fine settled week coming up ,mainly dry apart from the odd light shower during Tuesday. Cloudy from time to time this week with generally light winds. Feeling warm in the sunny intervals though with highs this week of 24c/75f..Lows of 10c/50f. Have a good week! Ian.
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Early weekends weather!

Evening folks! Once again the weekend is nearly upon us, and the weather does not look too bad. Friday will see drier weather allbeit rather cloudy after an initial very chilly start for this time of year with some sunshine. Saturday looks another dry day although cloud amounts will tend to be rather large some sunshine can be expected. Sunday looks like the cloudiest day with perhaps some light rain or drizzle especially first thing. Temperature range for this period, lows of 5c/41f and highs of 18c/64f . Have a good on! Ian.
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Weather Round-Up For July 2012.

July 2012 will be remembered for the amount of rainfall that fell. The average for this area is about 52mms for July, recorded was 136.2 mms [ 5.5 inches]. The month was characterised by some very heavy intense downpours such as July 6th, when flash flooding was a problem The month on the whole was cooler than average  with a daytime average temperature recorded of 21.2c/70f, compared to the seasonal norm of 21.7c/71f. The average recorded temperature for the nightime temperature came out at 11.6c/53f  ,compared to the seasonal average of 12.4c/55f. It was windy during mid-month with a gust of 29mph Westerly on the 16th. There were 12 dry days but 19 wet days. There was one fine hot spell between the 22nd and the 28th with a top temperature of 29.4c/85f on the 24th. The lowest temperature was on the 12th at 7.2c/45f. The air pressure fluctuated between 998.2mbs on the 13th and 1024mbs on the 21st. A great month for Ducks Swans and Geese!
                                          Rainfall statistics from around the uk.                                                        

Garforth, Leeds:-91mms
Hyde Cheshire:-110mms
Newtownabbey County Antrim NI:-97mms
Hornsea East Yorkshire:-71.3mm
Broxwich  Herefordshire:-93mms
Crocketford Dumfries Scotland:-165mms
Llanelli Carmarthenshire Wales:-170mms
Middle littleton Evesham Worcestershire:-105mms
Fairfield Evesham:-110mms
Voews Evesham:-136.2mms
Rugby Warwickshire:-96.9mms
Lampeter Caredigion West Wales:-100.5mms
Exeter Devon:-149mms
Middletonmoor Derbyshire:-102.2mms
Scarbourgh  North Yorkshire:-101mms
Newbury Berkshire:-94.5mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-130.5mms
Wells Somerset:-138mms
Cleethorpes NE Lincolnshire:46mms
Grimsby NE Lincolnshire:-48mms
Ft william Highland Scotland:-91mms
Burgess hill West Sussex:-95mms
Dundee Scotland 101mms
Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire:-90mms
Frome Somerset:-87mms
Fortrose Scotland:-82mms
Maidstone Kent:-108.5mms
Warwick:-57mms
Colwyn Bay North Wales:-129mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-120mms
NW Kent :-114mms
Bromsgrove Worcestershire:-123mms
Bristol:-141mms
Pembrokeshire West Wales:-99.2mms
Swansea, SouthWales:-80mms
Headington Oxford:-85mms
[25mms=one inch]     Thanks to all  for there rainfall stats!

Top Of The World...Hurricane Issac.

Your week ahead forecast!

Ok, folks ,I really hope youre enjoying your Bank holiday weekend, and I hope you made the most of today as Tomorrow will be overcast and wet!The rest of the week some fair weather, but some rain or showers, but heads up for Friday as high pressure builds from the South West to allow some fine weather into the weekend! Have a good one ...Ian.
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Bank holiday weather!

The great Bank holiday weekend is upon us and so is low pressure meaning wet at times. The best of any dry weather this holiday weekend will be the second half of Sunday and the first half of Monday after a rather cool start. So all in all a Fairwell to Summer in a traditional truly British Way! Have a good one.Ian.
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Week Ahead Weather!

The week coming up folks will be generally fine away from todays storms and increasingly cooler and less humidty in the following days. Some showers around this week but theses will be scattered other than Tuesday where perhaps more widespread showers for a time are expected. Warm in the sunshine with highs this week typically around 21-23c/70f-73f. Lows of 10c/50f. Looking ahead to the Bank holiday and low pressure will be in charge so more rain expected. Have a good week Ian.
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Weekend weather

Evening folks! Potential warmth this weekend but a troublesome weather front will provide weather forecasters a headache! A warm humid start to Saturday but with potential heavy downpours , perhaps brighter later and in any sunshine feeling very warm with temperatures close to 80f 26/27c. Sunday, will see similar weather. so a lot of fair humid even hot feeling weather but always a chance of some thundery downpours. Highs of 27c/81f. Lows this weekend of 16c/61f so some warm sticky nights! If youre interested in the upcoming Bank holiday weekend the weather looks to be truly British and a cool, breezy and at times wet Bank Holiday looks likely! Have a great weekend! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast.

The picture above gives an idea of what we can expect this week. Unsettled sums it up but it will often feel warm and muggy. Monday, will see some persistent rain moving in during the day, Tuesday ,will see some heavy thundery showers, and then potentially some nasty weather during Wednesday and Thursday with torrential rain and strong winds. Friday keeps the unsettled theme going into the weekend. Temperature range this week will be 12c/54f as a low and 24c/75f as a high. Have a great week. Ian.
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From a Weekend with monthly rainfall to a brief affair with Summer!

Youve guessed it, back to the fimiliar scenario of Flash flooding as this Summer as already showed! This weekend will see some lovely warmth in the Sun, but expect some torrential downpours even intense downpours leading to some localized flooding and road closures. By early next week things start to dry out and turn warmer with 80f sometime during later next week. It does not last though as more downpours arrive from the South late in the week and during the weekend! Have a good one! Ian.
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

Back to square one again with low pressure dominating the scene,so that means unsettled! Monday will see the best of the weather this week, then the rest of the week will see showers and one or two longer spells  of rain. Breezy at times and feeling cool generally. Feeling pleasant in any sunshine. Highs of 20c/68f. Lows of 10c/50f. Have a great week. Ian.
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As the picture above suggests a big change in our weather coming up! The heatwave as now gone and just in time for the Olympics the weather will show the Olmpicans the best of British Weather! Saturday, a mainly dry day apart from rougue shower although rather cloudy during the afternoon. Highs of 20c/68f. A cool start to Sunday, but some cheerfull sunshine, but the cloud will quickly build to leave the afternoon with some widespread showers . Showers dying out later in the evening. Highs of 18c/64f  Lows of 8c/46f. Enjoy your weekend! Ian.
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Waether Round -Up For.......June 2012.

June from start to finish was very unsettled notably wet and cool.Barometric pressure remained low through out with 989.0mbs up to 1018.1mbs. Rainfall was well above the average coming out at 131mms over 5 inches compared to the average of 64mms! Day time averages were below the seasonal average for June 19.7c recorded compared to the average of 19.7c [67f] Night time temperatures were around average at 10.4c /51f. Severe thunderstorms with intense rainfall in some places broke out on the 28th in a Tropical Maritime Airmass, with some Tornadoes breaking out in a few places. Flooding again was an issue this month!
                                                            Uks Rainfall Statistics                                                                  
Cleethorpes Ne Lincolnshire:-74mms
Scarbourgh N,Yorkshire:-107mms
Dundee Scotland:-99mms
Garforth Leeds:-152mms
Warminster Wiltshire:-155.5mms
Maidstone Kent:-114mms
Warwick:-137mms
Frome Somerset:-168mms
Burgess Hill West Sussex:-122mms
Fortrose Scotland:-76mms
Colwyn Bay NorthWales:-127mms
Broxwich Herefordshire:-151.4mms
NewtonAbbey Antrim NI:-145mms
Lampeter West Wales:-218.3mms
Rugby Warwickshire:-124mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcestershire:-117mms
VOEWS Evesham :-131mms
Middle Littleton Evesham:-93mms
Swansea South Wales:-182mms
Hyde Cheshire:-170mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries Scotland:-212.5mms
Llanelli SouthWales:-233mms
Preston Lancashire:-170mms
Exeter Devon:-186mms
MiddletonMoor Derbyshire:-226.4mms
Newbury Berkshire:-151.5mms
Grimsby NE Lincolnshire:-95,5mms
Bradford On Avon Wiltshire:-121mms
Yatton North Somerset:-159ms
Wells Somerset:-117mms
NW kent:-62mms
Ft William Highland Scotland:-86.5mms
Sidemore Bromsgrove Worcestershire:-205mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-126.6mms
Yoevil Somerset:-153mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-80mms
Pembroke/Carmarthen Border:-137.5mms
25mms= one inch        
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Your Week Ahead Forecast!

Lots of very warm humid weather coming up in the next week and a lot of dry weather too , so for the start of The Summer holidays Teachers, Parents and the kids can enjoy what promises to be the warmest week of the year so far. So increasingly warm and humid from Monday and from there onwards temperatures will continue to rise and by Wednesday feeling hot with temperatures around 28c/82f or even a little higher in some places. Light winds and high humidity will make it feel much hotter though! Thursday, similar, but then comes Friday with heat and humidity still but torrential downpours are likely to develop during the day, and this may cause some localized flooding and this may be accompanied by Thunder and Lightning. As ever I will keep you updated on the potential nasty weather during Friday. See  Yer!   Ian.
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Weekend Weather!

Good news as we see a fair weekend for a change! Saturday will see a fair amount of cloud ,just the outside chance of a shower, but in the sunshine temps up to 21c/70f. A cool start to Sunday then some good sunny intervals and with light winds it will feel warm at 23c/73f. A good weekend for the outdoors! 
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Your week ahead weather forecast!

The picture above of the Beautiful Brecon Beacons in South Wales does not really give a proper picture of this weeks weather as conditions will be unsettled generally.Monday will see rain from time to time, and then Tuesday potentially warm and humid but rather cloudy, but in any sunshine temperatures lifting to 24c/75f. Wednesday to Friday will see showers and turning cooler and fresher but with some pleasant sunny spells. Have a good week.
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Weekend Weather!

After todays heavy rain the weekend promises much better weather with some warm sunshine although there is a chance of some slow moving thunderstorms. Highs of 24c/75f, Lows of 13c/55f .Have a great weekend ! Ian.
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Weather Round-Up For....May 2012.

May was a month of contrasts. The first three week was dominated by low pressure and most of the months rain fell in that period making it a average to above average wet month.From about the 21st pressure built strongly across the Uk bringing fine settled and at times hot weather with clear blue skies and wall to wall sunshine. The weather then turned unsettled again on the 31st. Rainfall came out above average with 75.3mms or 3 inches being recorded. The average rainfall is about 61mms. A contrasting month for temperatures as well with 27.7c/82f recorded on the 27th , but some places recorded an air frost on the 16th with temperatures close to 0c/32f Average daily temperatures came out above average with 18c/64f compared to the average of  16.4c/62f. The nightly temperature recorded came out at about average at 7.4c/63f.
                                                      Uks Rainfall Statistics.
Warminster  Wiltshire:-74mms
BurgessHill West Sussex:-69mms
Dundee Scotland 47mms
Scarbourgh North Yorkshire:-54mms
Frome Somerset:-48mms
Garforth Leed:-56.5mms
Fairfield Evesham Worcestershire:-62.5mms
Preston Lancashire:-47mms
Fortrose Scotland:-15mms
Llanelli Wales:-107mms
Nw Kent:-34mms
Middleton Moor Derbyshire:-59.9mms
Crocketford Nr Dumfries Scotland:-68mms
Newbury Berkshire:-46mms
Cleethorpes Ne Lincolnshire:-27mms
Ft William Scotland:-120mms
Maidstone Kent:-35mms
Cork S.Ireland:-66mms
Lampeter Wales:-52.7mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:-56mms
Ballyclare Antrim NI:-50mms
Newtownabbey Se Antrim NI:-45mms
Hyde Cheshire:-39mms
Middle Littleton Evesham Worcestershire:-46mms
Warwick:-54mms
Yatton N.Somerset:-85mms
Exeter:-47mms
Swansea:-83mms
Wells Somerset:-63mms
Ne Lincolnshire:-16.8mms
Broxwich Herefordshire:-56.6mms
Sellyoak Birmingham:-117.9mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-70.6mms
Headington Oxford:-56mms
Runcorn Cheshire:-68mms
Thornaby On Tees:-80mms Cumnock East Aryshire:-75mms
Vale Of Evesham Weather Station:-75.3mms.

Your week ahead forecast!

Its the first of July , and the height of Summer but try telling the weather that! This week again will be dominated by low pressure. Monday will see cloudy conditions on the whole and after some early rain slowly drying up. Tuesday to Friday will see showers some heavy and thundery , but towards the end of the week more in the way of drier weather with some sunshine and feeling warm although again showers cant be ruled out! Have a great week!...
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Weekends Weather!

After the violent thunderstorms on Thursday for some parts of the county/country we are now in a quiter weather pattern although far from summerlike!Saturday, will see the traditional sunshine and showers mix with a noticeable wind making it feel cool in any showers. Sunday, less wind and less showers so good news for the Olympic tourch making its way through Evesham and other nearby towns during the day. Highs of 16-18c/61-64f and lows of 7-10c/ 45-50f. Have a great weekend! Ian.
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Your week ahead forecast.

Im fed up with showing you pictures of rain clouds so here we go for something a little bit more cheerfull a Sunflower! This picture is misleading though as sunshine this week will still be at a premium! Good news though it will start to feel warmer from Tuesday onwards and becoming muggy as well. Temperatures could well touch 23c/73f during midweek in any sunshine. Now the bad news if you dont like rain is that there is an increasing chance of thundery rain developing during Tuesday to Thursday. Then a band of rain looks like moving through during early Friday morning to bring fresher and cooler conditions and yes you know by now, showers to follow. All in all a once again very mixed up summer week but it will at least feel somewhat warmer.!  Have a great week .Ian.
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Your Weekends Forecast!

The weekends here again ,but the weather is certainly thinking its more Autumn than High summer. Saturday will be a breezy day with some scattered showers. Feeling nice in the sun with temperatures at 18c/64. Winds falling lighter later but with thickening cloud during the evening with some showery rain this becoming heavy after midnight so make sure youre tent is waterproof if youre doing the relay for life! Sunday ,Rain clearing to leave some sunny spells in the morning but potentially heavy thundery showers in the afternoon. Warm at 19c/66f during any sunny spells and light winds. Have a great weekend!  Ian.
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Your Summer Solstice Weather!

Yep, it that time again of the year folks that we are at the longest daylight of the year and the Summer solstice [the longest day] is on the 21st or on Thursday. The weather will not be thinking at all that its mid Summer as by Thursday wet and windy weather will be the Theme carrying on to Friday. Between now and then Sunshine and showers scenario but some pleasant sunny intervals in between lifting temperatures to 19c/66f which is around average for the time of year!
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