Our under common temperatures are likely to proceed for some time as our weather pattern appears stuck in a bit of a rut. Generally it rains in spring, cold in the summer and hot in the winter. Storms have soaked Sydney and NSW overnight, with 35mm of rain dumped in a hectic half-hour in some areas and big hail crashing down in Newcastle. Thankfully although, Sunday is because of be brighter and clearer with some sunny spells across the west of England. Gert is bringing Caribbean air to the south of England and Wales this week, with dry conditions replacing rain from this afternoon earlier than 82F heat arrives tomorrow – however Scotland may still face floods.
Highest temperatures of 9 or 10 levels with moderate west to northwest breezes. A climate warning is in place for the south east, London, south west, west midlands and Wales till 11am. The … Read the rest
Our beneath common temperatures are likely to continue for a while as our weather pattern appears stuck in a little bit of a rut. Most parts of Britain will stay unsettled with showers or longer spells of rain with the north and Scotland seeing temperatures drop to 14 levels as thunderstoms are set to hit the UK. Storm Aileen will sweep throughout much of England and Wales tonight, with an amber severe weather warning in place (pictured: A worker fastens down storm shutters on the Cumbrian coast).