Weather Round-Up For.....October 2014.

October was wet and warm .The average rainfall is 56mms and recorded was 86mms. There were 19 wet days and 12 dry days. .The highest  tempearure was on Halloween making it one of the warmest on record with 22c/72f recorded, the lowest was  3.1c/37f  on the 5th. The average daily temperature is 14.6c and recorded was 16.2c/61f The average night temperature is 7.6c and recorded was 9.6c/49f. The highest pressure was 1025.5mbs on the 2nd and the lowest pressure was 990mbs on the 8th. A notable month for the anomanous warmth!

Weather Round-Up For.........September 2014.

September was the new August as it was in complete contrast to August with summerlike dry conditions for just about all of the Uk with some parts of the Uk having the driest September on record. High pressure dominated with only some brief changeable conditions at times. There were 25 dry days and 5 damp days with only 18.2mms of rain mainly due to a couple of heavy thundery showers such as on the 18th. The average rainfall is 62mms. The highest pressure was a 1025.3mbs on the 13th and the lowest was a 1009.1mbs on the 18th. Highest temperature was 24c/75f on the 18th and the coolest was 3.5c on the 22nd. The average day temperature is 18.3c/64f and recorded was 19.9c/28f. The average night temperature is 10c/50f with a recorded 10.1c/50f  close to the average.

Weather Round-Up For.......August 2014.

August was in stark contrast to the previous two summer months. Low pressure was dominant throughout. Thunderstorms were common , and a nasty storm on the 2nd brought golf ball sized hail and  reports of a small tornado near Evesham. There were 18 wet days and 13 dry days with 104.4mms of rain recorded compared to the average of 66mms. The highest pressure was a 1018.2mbs on the 16th and the lowest was 998.1mbs on the 10th. Highest temperature was 24.3c/75f on the 6th and the coldest temperature was on the 20th with a very cool 4.9c/40f  with some record lows in some places with frost! The average day temperature is 21c/70f and recorded was 20.3c, and the average night temperature is 12.1c and recorded was 11.8c/53f.

Weather Round-Up for........July 2014.

A very warm and dry month with most of the rain falling from severe nocturnal thunderstorms on the17th /18th. There were 24 dry days and 7 wet days. The average rainfall is 52mm and recorded was only 34mms. The highest pressure was a 1024mbs on the 23rd and the lowest was a 1001.6mbs  on the 5th.The highest day temperature was the hottest day of the year at 29.5c/85f on the 25th and the coolest temperature was 9.2c/48f on the 14th.The average day temperature is 21;7c/71f and recorded was 24.7c/76f and the average night temperature is 12,4c and recorded was 12.6c/54f.

Weather Round-Up For.......June 2014.

A pleasant summer month  The highest recorded pressure was a 1028mbs on the 16th with the lowest recorded on the 4th at a 1003.1mbs. Highest wind gust on the 10th with 27mph westerly.The month saw below average rainfall with 17 dry days and 13 wet days, with 48.4mms recorded compared to the average of 64mms.There was thunder on the 7th/8th. Temperatures came out above average again with the average high temperature of 19.7c/67f and recorded was 22-1c /72f. The average low temperature of 10.5c/51 compared to the recorded 11.2c/52f.

Weather Round-Up For May 2014.

May was often warm and wet, with recorded rainfall of 76mms above the average of 61mms. There were 18 wet days and 13 dry days. The highest temperature was 26,3 c/80f  on the 19th and the lowest was 0c/32f on the 3rd. Highest pressure was a 1034-3 mbs on the 13th and the lowest was a 1003.9mbs on the 8th. Thunder was heared on the 13th. The month came out at above average temperature wise with the average day temperature of  16.4c compared to 18.1c, the average night temperature is 7.4c and recorded was 8.6c/47f.

Your week ahead forecast......

Hi folks, the week ahead looks fair, with one or two showers and warm again, but the weather goes downhill by Friday.....Ian.

Your weekend forecast.......

Evening folks , Well this mornings pyrotechnics gave us a great display of mother nature, and we have a repeat performance overnight ,although we are likely to get a longer display of severe weather with intense rainfall, hail  and gusty winds to add to the package. The above picture shows what the computer models are showing for later, the lighter images indicating intense downpours .Saturday carries on this theme , but there will be some drier and brighter conditions at times, and perhaps a renewed surge of storms later in the day.....Sunday will see much more fresher conditions and drier weather, The good news for the start of the schools summer holidays is for good  weather next week....

Your week ahead forecast.

Hi folks. Fresher conditions pushing in to day, then warming up during the week ,with rather very warm or even hot conditions by Thursday and into Friday , but by then an increasing chance of thunderstorms and torrential downpours to end the week. By next weekend cooler fresher weather returns with some changeable conditions . Have a great week ....Ian.

Your weekend forecast...

Hi Folks , the warm and humid weather is with us for a while , Saturday, very warm, but with some potential thunderstorms, Sunday sees an active area of rain push through early on, .then cooler, fresher with some pleasant sunny intervals....Have a good one , back on Sunday....Ian.

Your week ahead forecast...

Evening folks. The week ahead looks rather changeable with heavy showers on both Monday and Tuesday, drier on Wednesday, but with cloud and perhaps showery rain moving in later Wednesday into Thursday from the East, then we look West for another batch of weather...! Have a great week....Ian.

Hi Folks. Hope you all had a great week! The muggy ,very warm weather is about to bow out and we will all see some fresher, cooler conditions moving in for the weekend, along with some showery outbreaks of rain with a ration of sunshine. Feeling much cooler this weekend with blustery winds. with temps around 18c/64f for a high. Have a great weekend and Im back on Sunday....

The week ahead forecast...

Hi folks, well this is a great view of Rhossili Beach ,Gower South Wales, and its been voted the 9th best beach on the Planet, and Rightly so...!! The weather this week is not to bad with the Photo here dippicting the sort of weather we can expect through the week up to Thursday. The warmest part of the week is likely Wednesday,then things taking a tumble towards the weekend with rain and wind on offer! Have a great week ...Ian.

Your weekend forecast.....

Evening all. The change in weather has not only brought about cooler weather but unsettled conditions. Tonight will see heavy showers fading to leave a rather chilly night with lows of 7c/45f. Tomorrow cloud will quickly build  to bring some heavy downpours with hail and thunder, but some places might escape them. Highs of 17c/45f but in any rain feeling rather chilly. Another cool night to come Saturday night, then a rather cool and cloudy Sunday with a few showers possible, highs of 15c/59f, but a better chance of staying dry. Back on Sunday with the week ahead forecast...Ian.

The week ahead forecast.......

Hi folks. I hope you are enjoying your weekend, the good news is the weather will stay fine to mid-week, but unsettled condition returning for all by the end of the week, meaning some rain, breezy and cooler conditions. Ian.

Weekend weather.

Evening folks. More of the same weather for the weekend, with plenty of very warm sunny intervals, staying dry. Highs of 24c/75f    Lows of 8c/46f. Back on Sunday....Ian.

Week ahead forecast

Hi folks. A settled week to come ,but it looks like we will be chasing cloud this week with some sunny intervals but large amounts of cloud at times with perhaps the odd sharp shower here and there, but most places should stay dry. Highs of 23c/73f. Changes at the end of the week as pressure starts to fall and things become more unsettled and cooler for next week.......Ian.

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Your weekend forecast......

Hi folks, well a warm today 24.6c/76f. But things are on the change now and this picture above shows some really nasty storms overnight and into tomorrow morning. Over an inch of rain could well fall in a short period of time, so flash flooding may well be an issue. These storms clear about lunch time to leave some sunny intervals and feeling fresher. Highs of 22c/72f. Sunday ,will see some fair conditions ,but some heavy showers possible. Back on Sunday. Have a good one! Ian....

Weather round-up for.......April 2014.

This month saw a fairly typical April with some warm days with showers. The month came anominously  above average ,typical average daytime temps are 12.5c/54f and recorded was 15.1c/59f. Low averages are 5.4c/41f and recorded was 6.1c/43f. The warmest day was on April 30th with 18.9c/66f and the lowest temp, was 0.2c/32f on the 19th. Rainfall came out average with 51mms [2 inches] recorded.  The highest wind gust was 26 mph Southeasterly on the 26th. Highest pressure was a 1027.9mbs on the 14th and the lowest was a 1005.4mbs on the 7th. There were 19 dry days.
                                                  Rainfall stats from around the Uk.                                                 
Newbury Berkshire:- 94.4mm
Royston Hertfordshire:-15.9mms
Ft Willliam Scotland:-110mms
Middleton Moor Derbyshire:- 52mms
Dundee Scotland:-35mms
Llanelli South Wales:-140mms
Voews Evesham Worcestershire:-53mms.

[25mms =One inch]         Thanks to all contributors!

Your week ahead forecast......

Hi folks. Its the first day of summer and yes it lived up to its name with 22.7c/72f recorded here earlier.. Has with a lovely dream you have to wake up, and yes the weather this week will be cooler and unsettled with rain and showers and yes some of the weather we have will be in this picture! Its the end of the week that things could turn dramatic as we inherit some very warm and moist air from Spain and southern Europe. Torrential rain and local flooding may be an issue by Friday and into Saturday, more updates during this week.....Ian.

Your weekend forecast....

Evening, a rather drab week behind us, but the good news is that the weather for the weekend wont be that bad.  Saturday, starts rather cloudy. but some brightness later, which may well trigger off some showers, but most places staying dry. Sunday again rather cloudy but some sunny breaks first thing, then cloud thickening up during the afternoon and evening time with some showery rain later in the day... I will be back on Sunday....Ian.

The week ahead forecast..

The week ahead forecast is staying rather unsettled with rain at times and feeling rather cool, but with some sunny intervals at times so not feeling too bad in the sunshine......Ian.

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Your weekend forecast....

Hi folks, well today saw temperatures up to 23.7c/74f which makes it the warmest day of the year so far. The good news is that the fine conditions will stay with us with although don't expect clear blue skies all of the time as there could well be an isolated shower both on Saturday and more picticularly on Sunday.....Make the most of it, and I will tell you why on Sunday.....Have a good one ...Ian.

The week ahead forecast..

Hi folks. Some unsettled conditions for Monday and Tuesday, then turning fine from Wednesday onwards to Friday, although by next weekend things look to turn unsettled again. Have a great week. Ian.

The Archive Weather.....1902

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Your weekend forecast.....

Morning! An air frost  this morning, with 0c/32f recorded, then some sparkling sunshine, but tending to cloud over late afternoon/evening to leave a warmer overnight period with no frost. A cloudier day tomorrow but some sunny intervals as well...Highs of 14c/57f.  Back tomorrow with the week ahead forecast...Ian.

The Archive Weather......1901.

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Your week ahead forecast....

Hi folks, the unsettled weather starts today with showery rain and chilly winds make there way up the country. Then the bank holiday and the rest of the week look rather cool with some rain and showers and a little brightness from time to time......Have a good week. Ian.

Your weekend forecast.........

Evening all. I really hope you are enjoying your Easter. A two faced Easter with tomorrow ok after a very cold night for this time of year with lows below freezing, so make sure your tender plants are covered .Saturday is a nice day albeit cloudier and cooler than today. Sunday starts fine but cloud and wind will increase making it a cold feeling day with highs of about 9c/48f. During the late morning outbreaks of rain are likely then a rather wet afternoon and evening with some heavy bursts of rain at times. I will be back on Sunday morning with your national week ahead forecast along with your 1981 archive weather... Have a good one...Ian.

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Your weekend forecast......

Evening all, the weekend coming is not bad ,Saturday looks the cloudiest day of weekend with perhaps some light showers during early afternoon, highs of 14c/57f. Cloud thining during the evening to allow clear periods and a patchy frost early Sunday morning, then a dry day with pleasant sunny intervals with light winds and highs of 17c/63f. Im back on Sunday evening with your national week ahead forecast.Have a good one. Ian.

Weather Round-Up For......March 2014.

March was a rather quieter month.  It was a very mild month although it did see the coldest temperature of the season. The highest temperatures were all on Sundays, both the 9th and 16th saw temperatures  of 19.3c/66f and  the highest months temperature was on the 30th with 19.8c/67f. The lowest temperature was on the 24th with minus 3 c/27f recorded. The average day temperature is 9.6c/48f and recorded temperature was 12.6c/55f. The average night temperature is 2.7c/35f and recorded was 3.9c/39f. The highest wind gust was 32mph Southerly on the 20th ,Highest pressure was a 1034mbs on the 11th and the lowest barometric pressure was 996.1mbs on the 2nd.Rainfall was slightly below average at 48.4mms compared to the average of 57mms  [2 inches] Altogeather a pleasant month!
                                                             The Uk rainfall statistics                                                           
Dundee  Scotland:-27mms
Hyde  Cheshire:-45mms
Llanelli   South Wales:- 93mms
Ft William Scotland:- 207mms

1 Inch= 25mms       Many thanks to all contributors!

Weather Round-Up For........February 2014.

February carried on the stormy theme with heavy rain and frequent gales. Temperatures were well above average with a daily temperature recorded of 9.2c/48f compared to the average of 6.9c/43f The night temperature came above average at 4.1c/39f compared to the average of 1.3c/35f. The rainfall came well above average with 123mms recorded [5 inches] compared to the normal of 50mms [2 inches]. The 12th and 14th were notably stormy with gusts of winds in exposed areas gusting in excess of 100mph. The highest wind gust here was 42mph on the 12th and 14th.Highest temperature was 12.3c/54f on the 23rd and the low was minus 0.7c/33f on the 10the. Low pressure was dominant right through the month with the highest barometric pressure was 1013mbs on the 26th, and the lowest was a very deep low of 967mbs on the 14th.
                                                       Rainfall statistics for UK                                                              
Ft William  Scotland:-277mms  [11 inches]
Newbury Berkshire:- 187.5mms  [7mms]
Dundee  Scotland:- 75mms
Llanelli  South Wales:-  290mms  [12 inches]
Middleton moor Derbyshire:- 128mms  [5 inches]
Royston  Hertfordshire:- 89.2mms  [4 inches]

25mms= one inch      Many thanks to all contributors!

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Your weekend forecast.....

Hi folks, well at least we have lost the sahara gloom, and now we have the clean air coming in from the Atlantic, but with that it will bring some rain and showers but also some sparkling sunshine in between. The best day for the outdoors will be Saturday, Sunday will see some rain and cool temps! Im back on Sunday for your week ahead National forecast and Archive weather. Have a great weekend.....Ian.

Your week ahead forecast....

Hi Folks, hope you had a great weekend, and the weather was really good! We have moved the clocks forward to British summer time [BST] so the lighter days are with us, as we move into April expect as the name suggests "April showers", feeling warm in the sunshine, but expect some hefty showers with hail ,thunder and yes lightning and towering clouds like this photo above!!! Certainly good growing weather for you keen gardeners! Have a lovely week.... Ian.

Youre weekend forecast....

Hi folks, a nice weekend coming up with some sun and warmer temps and light winds. Highs of 18c/64f. Back tomorrow for your weekend forecast. Have a great weekend....Ian.

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Your weekend forecast....

Hi folks! It may be officially Spring, but the weather does not feel it is as it will feel like Winter during this weekend. Squally rain tonight then cold with clear periods, overnight, so a bright start tomorrow, but that wont last as showers develop with hail and thunder, rain sleet and snow in the mix, with some more prolonged wintry showers at times, Sunday similar.! I will be back with your national week ahead forecast and archive weather from 1978 on Sunday...Ian.

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Your weekend forecast...!

Evening folks! Well another week has passed us by, and what a lovely dry week! The weekend continues the dry theme and we loose the fog of recent nights. Misty tonight with some hill fog, but Saturday dawns misty, cool ,and then the cloud will break to give some warm sunny intervals by afternoon. Highs of 18c/64f and then Sunday similar. So a great weekend for the great outdoors! Have a good one, back on Sunday, with you regular National week ahead forecast.... Ian.

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Your week ahead forecast.....

Morning. A mixed bag of weather coming through between now and Wednesday, and then at lasr something more settled and milder from Wednesday onwards. Take care, and have a good one....Ian.

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Your weekend forecast.....

Evening folks...A dry weekend ,and increasingly mild, but strong winds from late Saturday into Sunday, is on the cards. Some sunshine, but some spits and spats of rain from late Sunday onwards...back on Sunday with your Video forecast...Ian.

Weather Round -Up For........January 2014.

The new year greeted us  the same way as the old year left off! Stormy conditions were once again common place. Rainfall was excessive with 187.7mms ,nearly 8 inches leading again to flooding problems, compared to the average of 62mms [2.5 inches] Very mild though, with only 4 air frosts and about 5 patchy ground frosts, the coldest night being on the 12th with minus 2.7c/27f, highest temperature was on the 6th with 12.6c/54f. The average high temperature is 6.7c/44f ,recorded was 8.7c/47f and the low average temperature is 1.4c/35f and recorded was 3.1c/37f. The highest wind gust was on the 25th with 38mph SouthWesterly being recorded. The highest recorded barometric pressure was a fleeting 1022.5mbs on the 11th, the lowest was 979.1mbs on the 1st. There were no dry days which is very rare, so in summary a stormy, and exceptionally wet month, but overall very mild.
                                                The Uk,s Rainfall Statistics                                                              
Middleton Moor  Derbyshire:- 209.8mms
Dundee  Scotland:- 110mms
Llanelli  SouthWales:-397mms
Ft William Scotland:-271.5mms
Newbury Berkshire:-116.6mms
Lampeter West Wales:-119.9mms
Rugby Warwickshire:-51mms
VOEWS, Evesham,Worcestershire:-187.7mms
Bloxwich, Herefordshire:-155.2mms.
One Inch  [25mms]  Thankyou to all contributors...!

The week ahead forecast.....

Hi Folks....Well today was a real treat, the sun appeared and it was windless! Unfortunately its not going to last as more damp unsettled conditions are on the way, but fortunately, we are not going to see the dramatic weather of last week! Monday will see damp conditions with patchy rain and a lot of dry weather in between/ Tuesday looks fine and into Wednesday as well but wind and rain will make an appearance later. turning colder by Thursday, with showers some wintry on high ground, then more rain later on Friday ! See you later, have a great week......Ian.

Your weekend forecast.....

Evening folks, Well the picture above may be a scene out of a disaster movie, but realistically southern Britain, remains very fragile with more flooding and stormy winds. The River Severn at Worcester down to Gloucester remains on alert with more flooding likely and record levels at that with all the rain falling over Wales. Tonight will see squally winds along with at times some heavy rain. Winds will gust up to 60 mph maybe 70mph along the exposed Cotswolds ,Malverns and any other exposed part of the County. Winds will start to ease down in the early hours, to leave Saturday windy, with blustery showers and feeling colder again with some wintry stuff on high ground. Winds falling much lighter overnight into Sunday with a ground frost on Sunday morning with some black ice. Sunday itself will see some fine and calm conditions ,with some pleasant sunshine. Highs of 8c/46f. I will be back on Sunday. Have a great weekend , and Happy Valentines!! Ian.

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Your weekend forecast....

Hi Folks. I feel like a stuck record as the weather will be the same this weekend with rain and gales. Tonight will see the wind increasing and rain moving in with some heavier bursts overnight. That clears to leave squally bands of showers even with hail and thunder and with gusts of wind up to 60mph. Sunday becomes colder with less in the way of rain and becoming less windy but still blustery. Some of the showers will become wintry on high ground . Have a great weekend....Ian.

Weather Round-Up for.......December 2013.

December started off on a quiet note during the first few days, but this was not to last! But during the 5th a major storm system affected North-East Britain with a vigourous depression moving south east down across the North sea. This gave picticularly eastern Britain and parts of North Wales seeing a significant storm surge, some of the worst since the infamous coastal floods of 1953! Then the month was blighted by stormy weather more picticularly the south and west of the Uk with Wales and the south west of England bearing the brunt of the rain, the stormy winds and unusually high tides causing some serious damage to coastal towns. But it was not just this area to have some stormy weather as all areas saw excessive rain and wind damage and river flooding. The Highest pressure was at the start of the month on the 1st with a 1031mbs being recorded, but the month was dominated by some unusually deep lows such as on the 23rd ,the second lowest barometric pressure to be recorded near the Uk on record, with even here a pressure recording on Christmas Eve of   961.7 mbs making it the lowest reading Ive ever recorded in nearly thirty years! Christmas day saw extensive flooding from Rivers etc and the Somerset levels began to flood and still are as I type ,with if anything the flooding getting worse as on the 06/02/14 with many weeks of continuous flooding.The rainfall came way about well above average at 110.4mms  [4.5 inches] compared to the average of  74mms.There were 20 wet days and 11 dry days. Highest wind gust was 42mph Southerly on the  23rd.Temperatures were well above average, with the day time temperature recorded was 9.1c/48f compared to the average of 7.7c/45f. The night temperature came out at 3.7c/37f compared to the average of 2.2c/36f. The lack of frost was also notable, but not surprising given the turbulent conditions. Highest temperature was 12.7c/54f on the 13th and the lowest was minus1c/30f. One of the most stormiest Decembers for decades!
                                                        The Uk,s Rainfall Stats                                                                  
Bloxwich, Herefordshire:-87.4mms
Dundee,Scotland:-104mms
Royston  Hertfordshire:-59.1mms
Middleton Moor,Derbyshire:-94.6mms
Ft William Scotland;-422mm
Newbury Berkshire:-146mms
Scarborough North Yorkshire:-48mms
Hyde Cheshire:-42mms
Voews, Evesham Worcestershire:- 110.4mms
[ 25mms= one inch]  Many thanks to all contributors!

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Your weekend forecast....

Evening, just another round of wind and rain this weekend and into next week! Overnight, more heavy and squally showery rain,  clearing in the early hours to leave a few icy patches. Tomorrow will see squally winds and heavy showers,, wind will be of concern with gusts up to 60mph in some isolated areas. Feeling cold . Sunday the best of the weekend ,but some showers still expected.....Have a good weekend..! Ian.

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Your week ahead forecast.

Hi Folks. A rather changeable picture this week with some frost, rain, and turning colder by the end of the week with perhaps some wintry mix of rain and sleet, and perhaps a little snow on high ground. Back later in the week ....Ian.

Your weekend forecast......

Hi Folks...Another weekend and the same old weather, but a two way split this weekend with Sunday seeing the driest day although feeling colder. Saturday will dawn , wet and rather dismal with some rain and this theme carries on throughout the day with some heavier spells of rain possible and rather breezy making it feel rather cold although temperatures around average. The rain clears late Saturday night into Sunday morning and with clear skies ,temperatures will fall with some frost and fog, to greet us during Sunday morning so beware of ICE on untreated roads and pavements. The rest of the day will be fairly chilly with some sunshine breaking out, but temperatures dipping again Sunday night with a frost setting in! So all in all ,could be a lot worse! Back on Sunday with your week ahead video forecast....Ian.

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Weather Round-Up For........November 1013.

This month was rather a run of the mill November with nothing out of the ordinary, except the Barometric pressure during the second half of the month. The highest reading was 1040.2 mbs on the 25th and the second half of the month was almost bone dry thanks to high pressure in control. Lowest pressure was 990.3mbs on the 2nd. The rainfall came out about average due to an unsettled first half of the month with 65mms recorded  [2.5 inches] compared to the normal of 62mms. Highest wind gust was 35mph Southerly on the 2nd. Temperatures came out at slightly below average with a recorded day temperature of 8.5c/47f compared to the average of  9.8c/49f. The night temperature again came out slightly below average  at 3.4c/37f compared to 3.8c/38f. There were 18 wet days. So a month of two halves......
                                                  The Uk,s rainfall statistics for November 2013                               
Voews  Evesham Worcestershire:- 65mms
Bloxwich  Herefordshire:-29mms
Middleton Moor Derbyshire:-81.5mms
Royston Hertfordshire:-54.2mms
Llanelli South Wales:-150mms
Newbury Berkshire:-55.5mms
Ft William Highland Scotland:-166mms
Dundee Scotland:-20mms
Lampeter  West Wales:-111mms
Long Lawford Rugby Warwickshire:- 41mms.
[25mms= one inch] Many thanks to all contributors...!

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Your Weekend Forecast....

Hi Folks. Hope you have had a great Christmas and New Year! Same old weather though with gales and heavy rain this weekend although Saturday will see lighter winds and Sunday will start off fine with perhaps some patchy frost ,followed by increasing strong winds and rain. Back for our first video forecast of the year on Sunday! See you then.....Ian.