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Latest GFS ensembles are increasing confidence in a long hot and dry spell for
the UK with an upper high becoming established and temperatures climbing from
this weekend. 30-35C certainly looks on the cards for southern Britain next
week. Chance of some patchy rain in NW Scotland and a few thunderstorms in SW
Britain. July can often be a cyclonic month with relatively low pressure, for
such a pattern forecast to become established so early is worrying.

The English Riviera is going to be packed with people seeking relief from the
heat of the cities :-)

Will.
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Will Hand wrote:
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Latest GFS ensembles are increasing confidence in a long hot and dry spell for
the UK with an upper high becoming established and temperatures climbing from
this weekend. 30-35C certainly looks on the cards for southern Britain next
week. Chance of some patchy rain in NW Scotland and a few thunderstorms in SW
Britain. July can often be a cyclonic month with relatively low pressure, for
such a pattern forecast to become established so early is worrying.

The English Riviera is going to be packed with people seeking relief from the
heat of the cities :-)


Some forecasts are going for a stiff E/NE breeze over the weekend at
least, which could make East Anglia cooler. Here's hoping we don't end
up with Haar all weekend :-\

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Chris (Swaffham)

Chris Smith wrote:
Will Hand wrote:
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Latest GFS ensembles are increasing confidence in a long hot and dry
spell for the UK with an upper high becoming established and
temperatures climbing from this weekend. 30-35C certainly looks on
the cards for southern Britain next week. Chance of some patchy rain
in NW Scotland and a few thunderstorms in SW Britain. July can often
be a cyclonic month with relatively low pressure, for such a pattern
forecast to become established so early is worrying.

The English Riviera is going to be packed with people seeking relief
from the heat of the cities :-)


Some forecasts are going for a stiff E/NE breeze over the weekend at
least, which could make East Anglia cooler. Here's hoping we don't end
up with Haar all weekend :-\

I think you'll be ok, its gonna be further north I feel that might catch the
stiff NE/E'ly like me. Not that I mind, I've the gf probably arriving here
in the latter half of next week and she hates the heat of the SE...
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Rob Overfield
Hull
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Will Hand wrote:

Latest GFS ensembles are increasing confidence in a long hot and dry spell for
the UK with an upper high becoming established and temperatures climbing from
this weekend. 30-35C certainly looks on the cards for southern Britain next
week.

30-35? Noooooooooooooo !!!!!!!!!!! Thats too hot.

Will Hand wrote:


The English Riviera is going to be packed with people seeking relief from the
heat of the cities :-)

Will.
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It's likely to be choppy in Torbay with a moderate E wind.

Meanwhile across the Tamar the the north Cornwall coast (& Prah Sands)
will have a light offshore & a clean 2' swell (or so the forecasts say)

It's been very busy here the last couple opf weeks, certainly busier
than the the same period last year. Was out at Sennen last Friday, the
surf was pretty rubbish, yet it was still hard to fine a clear path
back to the beach.

Graham
Penzance

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Will Hand wrote:


The English Riviera is going to be packed with people seeking relief from
the
heat of the cities :-)

Will.
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It's likely to be choppy in Torbay with a moderate E wind.

Meanwhile across the Tamar the the north Cornwall coast (& Prah Sands)
will have a light offshore & a clean 2' swell (or so the forecasts say)

It's been very busy here the last couple opf weeks, certainly busier
than the the same period last year. Was out at Sennen last Friday, the
surf was pretty rubbish, yet it was still hard to fine a clear path
back to the beach.

Graham
Penzance


E wind at first, yes but after then L&V with sea breezes.
Off sailing this weekend, a good F4 would be brilliant!

Will.
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July can often be a cyclonic month with relatively low pressure, for
such a pattern forecast to become established so early is worrying.

Bring it on. Another 2003?

Bring it on. Another 2003?

The heat killed a lot of people across Europe that year

Roll on the middle of September i say