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Risk of summer from Tuesday!
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05-08-2012 3:05pm#1
Oh so many of us had given up any hope of any proper weather. Not anymore though. From Tuesday there is finally a clear signal across all the models that the weather is about to change quite dramatically as high pressure builds over the country. This will bring more sunshine and temperatures should be getting up to the mid twenties later midweek next week particularly in northern half of the country. Still some cloud and outbreaks of rain on Tuesday though but by Wednesday this will tend to dissolve readily. Any lingering showery rain in the southwest should die out aswell. Southern and some eastern coasts cooler with an onshore breeze thereafter. Turning humid aswell. If anything getting even better, even warmer toward the end of next week. Maybe just a hint of a breakdown from the southwest next weekend with some thunderstorms possible but that's long way out. It's pretty much open ended how long the good weather may last, for now. Enjoy! BBL:cool:
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True..
Supposed to break down after Friday again..
Cool temps and rain for next weekend.
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It's too early to be that downbeat yet;) If this is the situation next Saturday I doubt many will be moaning next weekend:) (except in the far southwest - thunderstorms are likely in any gradual breakdown from the west) Get the bbq's ready...
On a serious note it really is open ended in terms of the forecast. Next weekend is very much still in play. :cool: It tends to be the case that the models are over zealous at this range in breaking this kind of pattern. We will be wanting the block to hold out the atlantic as long as possible. MT Cranium is referring to the traditional breakdown pattern showing on the models. It is very typical of what we see this time of year pior to the beginning of any warm spell. But in the end it's never really that simple. It tends to get pushed back rather than forward would be my experience of these setups.
I am very hopeful for next weekend. Very happy with the prospects. 0 -
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Lemmy Scott wrote: »Anyone from cork whos interested go onto the met eireann website and look whos getting all the rain next week-ya you guessed right.some days we are the only county in ireland where it rains.
Cork has been pissed on a long time now
Cork is going to have a very fine week from Wednesday IMO. Nothing I can see to complain about - bit of an onshore breeze. Plenty of warm sunshine like the rest of us. Temperatures low to mid twenties:cool: Now maybe later in the weekend your first for some storms if things start to breakdown but that's not certain at all for now.
And here is a reminder of what the sun looks like for those who actually might not remember at this stage
It's so beautiful *sobs*0 -
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i certainly hope so were depressed as hell down here every day is mankyCork is going to have a very fine week from Wednesday IMO. Nothing I can see to complain about - bit of an onshore breeze. Plenty of warm sunshine like the rest of us. Temperatures low to mid twenties:cool: Now maybe later in the weekend your first for some storms if things start to breakdown but that's not certain at all for now.0 -
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Watch out for a possible new European record Friday/Saturday in Southern Spain!
32 degrees? Doubt that'll break any records...
http://www.yr.no/place/Spain/Andalucía/Marbella~2514169/long.html0 -
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32 degrees? Doubt that'll break any records...
http://www.yr.no/place/Spain/Andalucía/Marbella~2514169/long.html
Marbella is on the sea!!! 0 -
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Central Sardinia has been getting up to around 45 °C over the past week. The station of Ottana, which is part of the Region's network of rural stations, has been well into the 40s every day. Several others have been topping 40 °C (click on the individual stations). These are all standard stations and are used for monitoring weather and climate for the agricultural and tourism sectors. What a wealth of information on this site. It's a pity we don't have something similar.
http://www.sar.sardegna.it/servizi/dati/datistazioni7gg.asp?stazione=Ottana
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Central Sardinia has been getting up to around 45 °C over the past week. The station of Ottana, which is part of the Region's network of rural stations, has been well into the 40s every day. Several others have been topping 40 °C (click on the individual stations). These are all standard stations and are used for monitoring weather and climate for the agricultural and tourism sectors. What a wealth of information on this site. It's a pity we don't have something similar.
http://www.sar.sardegna.it/servizi/dati/datistazioni7gg.asp?stazione=Ottana
Yesterday Cagliari Elmas AP beat its August record: +41,8°. Previous was +41,1°. Lets not forget that Cagliari is on the sea :eek:0 -
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It's also Southern Spain maybe inland toward Central Spain is hotter.
Andalusia is one of the hottest places in Europe and it is located in Southern Spain (as Su said it has max temperature averages of +35° during the summer months). Record temperatures are seldom recorded in coastal locations because of sea breezes. However, it is often better to be in the hotter inland locations during heat waves because the air is dryer and therefore you sweat less. I would pick +44° with low humidity any day over +35° with high humidity.
Going back to the temperature records, the official highest temperature ever recorded in Europe is 48° in Athens (located near the sea but in this case there was a dry off shore wind blowing). The unofficial record is held by Catenanuova in Sicily, Italy with a temp of +48.5°. There is a report of +50° in Seville but that record has been discarded.
I think that ***inland*** Andalusia has the potential to beat the Athens record, but I would say that on Fri-Sat temeratures won't break the +47° mark. Anyways we'll see.0 -
The southern coast of Spain can get very hot when the Terral wind blows, which is a type of Föhn that occurs with northerly airflow over the mountains inland of the coast.
This is Aemet's prediction for max temperatures on Thursday. It will update to Friday's tomorrow.
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mountainy man wrote: »Yes had them here today too, they are a bit earlier than the last few years usually around the middle of the month and allways a nice hot day
They are a sign of a warm winter, just like last christmas. 0 -
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Sponge Bob wrote: »They are a sign of a warm winter, just like last christmas.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuptial_flight#Flying_ant_day0 -
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