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| A Taste Of Summer, But For How Long? | |
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| Tweet Topic Started: 22 May 2012, 01:58 AM (30 Views) | |
| skibboy | 22 May 2012, 01:58 AM Post #1 |
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A taste of summer. But for how long? Paul Hudson, Monday, 21 May 2012 At long last warm weather is returning to much of the country for the first time since March, after weeks of cold, wet weather. High pressure will dominate our weather all week, with temperature reaching 23C (73F) across inland parts of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire as early as tomorrow. The chart below shows tomorrow's estimate maximum temperatures based on the American GFS computer model. ![]() But with North Sea temperature only 9C and an onshore breeze, coastal areas will be cooler and affected by low cloud and mist at times, which will filter inland during the night, burning back to the coast the next morning. That said, even coastal areas are likely to see some warm sunshine at times too. During Thursday a weak cold front will introduce drier air, meaning clear skies developing even along the coast, for Friday and Saturday. The air will be cooler, but with unbroken sunshine temperatures inland will still reach 17C (63F) making it feel warm, but with a brisk easterly wind there'll be a noticeable wind chill along the coast. Looking further ahead into the last week of May, normal service looks set to resume with unsettled weather returning. This change will probably occur during Sunday or Monday, although the exact timing of this will be subject to uncertainty until later in the week. So the message is very much enjoy the next few days of summer while they last. source: http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/paulhudson/2012/05/a-taste-of-summer-but-for-how.shtml |
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