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![]() OK the current set up is unusual, so unusual temperatures are perhaps not too unexpected. But I notice the long term Met Office forecast suggests westerlies at the end of next week, accompanied by "average or a little below average" temperatures. I've noticed that's been very much the norm in July and August (less in June) - standard westerly types have tended to be on the low side rather than the high side of average - even when the sun has been shining. This contrasts with recent summers, which have seen westerly types with temps generally slightly above normal in summer. Has the air just not had a chance to warm up properly this year? There have been very few periods, winter or summer, in recent years with such a sustained period with a tendency for temperatures to be below average. The only other one I can think of is Feb-Mar 2006, which at least was the right season.... A warm September and Octber followed by a cold winter is appropriate payback for this summer, I feel :-) Nick |
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