Dawlish wrote:
On Tuesday, May 13, 2014 10:25:22 PM UTC+1, Dawlish wrote:
3 days in from my last forecast and no real change. It's not looking
good for the end of May. This kind of set up has produced summer
floods in recent years, especially in 2012. Surely it can't continue
long? But slow-moving, low-pressure dominance will have set in by
Monday and it is likely to continue at least into next weekend, as
the jet becomes anchored in a southerly loop, with the UK to the
north.



** On Friday, 23rd May, the UK's weather will be dominated by a
slow-moving low pressure system. Showers. perhaps heavy, will be
punctuated by some warm sunshine, which itself may create further
showers. Night frosts will be absent from the UK, but heavy rainfall
may well cause localised flooding in some areas.**



A depressing outlook with summer following only a week, or so, later.

I'd describe this one as "very accurate"; fair?

Yes.

If I was being picky I'd say that there hadn't been any flooding but
that's only because I've not heard of any. It wouldn't surprise me if
there had been.
--
Col

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