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Farming Weather Forecast...... Sun 28 June 2020.


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Weather for the Week Ahead From Darren Bett..4th July 2020.

The week begins on a cool and blustery them but later, the Azores High does its best to take control and settle things down. Will it succeed? Darren Bett takes a look.

https://www.bbc.com/weather/features/53292686

Weather Story - Tropical weather system adds some uncertainty this week. 06/07/20.

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Some places could have a soggy few days this week as we get some tropical air heading to the UK. There’s some uncertainty about the details because of how the warm humid air interacts with the jet stream. Alex Deakin explains

Farming Weather Forecast...... Sun 12 July 2020.

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10 Day trend - A brief warm spell for some but a mixed picture overall 15/07/20.

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On St Swithin’s day the long range forecast should be easy….. but it looks more mixed compared to what the folklore would suggest. Some warmth in the south later this week then an uncertain weekend followed by a changeable picture next week. Alex Deakin has the details.



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Weather for the week ahead From Louise Lear 19-07-2020.

A lot of dry weather through the week ahead although some rain is likely for parts of Scotland and Northern Ireland. Turning increasingly unsettled by the weekend for many.

BBC Weather's Louise Lear looks at the forecast over the next ten days.


https://www.bbc.com/weather/features/53466031

Weather for the week ahead From Ben Rich 25-07-2020.

The UK stays under the influence of low pressure into the coming week. Cool to start then temperatures lift briefly ahead of more unsettled days by next weekend. Ben Rich looks at the long range forecast.


https://www.bbc.com/weather/features/53537229

10 Day trend – Hot weather arriving, but is it a one day wonder? 29/07/20.

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The weather patterns remain changeable for the first week of August. Some heat is on the way at the end of this week but, good news if you don’t like the heat, it won’t last too long. Alex Deakin talks us through the outlook.


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What's the weather going to be like in August? 29th July 2020.

BBC Weather's Simon King explains the current thoughts on August weather trends across the UK.


Monthly Outlook
Last updated 10:00 BST on Saturday 1 August
Summary
A hot spell likely, but low pressure threatens

Friday became the third hottest day on record, with Heathrow airport recording 37.8C. It was a brief hot spell with temperatures going back to around seasonal average over the weekend. Looking ahead, there is growing support for another hot spell next weekend, as warm air plumes up from the south once again. Beyond that, August will likely see fronts tracking in off the Atlantic to give wet and breezy spells for Scotland and Northern Ireland. But England and Wales may see more drier and warmer days.
Saturday 1 August – Sunday 9 August
An unsettled few days; turning hot again later

After Friday's brief hot weather, a cold front tracking eastwards across the country will introduce less hot air overhead, bringing temperatures closer to the seasonal norm over the weekend. There will be showers too, particularly across central and northern England on Saturday afternoon. Northern Ireland will see showers on Saturday evening and Sunday. Meanwhile, Scotland will only showers on Sunday. On Tuesday, an area of low pressure will approach the north of the UK, with fronts tracking across the country. Northern Ireland, Scotland, northern England and north Wales could see some heavy bursts of rain with gusty winds. The unsettled conditions will move over to southern England by Wednesday, before the frontal system later clears away to the east

Later in the week, from Thursday onwards, there is good a chance for a ridge of high pressure to extend in across the British Isles. A very warm air will plume up from the south bringing plenty of dry, sunny and warm weather through Friday and over the weekend. Temperatures will climb into the 30s Celsius. Later, the ridge of high pressure may end up further east over Europe. This will allow frontal system to encroach in from the Atlantic.This movement could bring a wetter and breezier weekend, particularly in the north and west.
Monday 10 August – Sunday 16 August
Dry and warm; wet spells later in the week

Following on from the previous week, the first half of the week beginning Monday 10th may see dry and warm weather persisting. This will occur if high pressure ridging in from West Europe is able to hold in place, allowing warm air to plume up from the south. However, areas of low pressure may threaten from the northwest, bringing fronts towards northwest Scotland, and perhaps Northern Ireland. In the second half of the week, there is a greater chance of low pressure tracking further south over the UK. This could bring wet and breezy weather more widely, and a return to cooler conditions. Scotland and Northern Ireland will likely remain the wettest and breeziest. Whilst southeast England may hold on to the drier, warmer conditions for a longer time.

The influence of low pressure systems is not certain, though. One cause of uncertainty is the result of potential ex-tropical storms and hurricanes tracking across the Atlantic Ocean. This Atlantic Hurricane season is forecast to be very active, which can have knock-on effects on our weather here in the UK. Tropical storms can ramp-up the jet stream over the North Atlantic and bring low pressure systems towards the British Isles, but their exact track is often uncertain until a few days out.
Monday 17 August – Sunday 30 August
Wettest in the northwest, driest in the south

Through the second half of August, areas of low pressure are expected to track over Iceland and near to the north of the UK at times. With associated fronts extending across the UK, wet and breezy spells of weather look likely.
Rainy periods will probably be most frequent across Northern Ireland and Scotland. Whilst England and Wales may only see fleeting spells of wet weather as fronts come and go. In fact, a strong northwest-southeast split in the weather looks probable into late-August. High pressure may ridge in from Europe to give lengthier periods of dry and warm weather over the southeast.Whilst fronts may push into the northwest to give frequent wet spells and fluctuating temperatures.

Because the UK is forecast to sit on the periphery of the two weather types mentioned above, there is considerable uncertainty to the forecast for late-August. One weather type may dominate over the other for an extended period. There is a chance that low pressure areas track further south than expected, which would bring above-average rain to the south instead.
By the same token, high pressure ridging may be more persistent and extensive over the UK, which would bring drier, warmer weather more widely across the country.
Further ahead

High pressure over Europe and low pressure to the north look set to battle it out during August. Next time we'll take another look to see if one weather type looks more favourable than the other.

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10 Day trend - How long will the heat last? 05/08/20.

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An exceptional hot spell is on the way, but will it be as short-lived as last week's heat? Met Office meteorologist Aidan McGivern has the 10 Day Trend.



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Farming Weather Forecast...... Sun 09 August 2020.


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Weather for the week ahead From Tomasz Schafernaker 15-08-2020.

The arrival of a deep low pressure brings a very different feel for the week ahead as the heat and humidity gives way to some very unsettled weather. Tomasz Schafernaker has more on the long range forecast.



https://www.bbc.com/weather/features/53793901

A big change with the weather this week 17/08/2020.

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Low pressure systems will continue to dominate the weather this week so further rain is coming, but we will also see things turning windier and eventually we will lose the humid air and it will turn fresher.

Weather for the week ahead From Ben Rich, 22-08-2020.

Turning less windy this weekend, but are we going to see more blustery conditions in the days ahead? Ben Rich has the details.



https://www.bbc.com/weather/features/53875919

Storm Francis – Strong wind and heavy rain to hit UK on Tuesday 24/08/20.

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Another spells of wet and windy weather will hit the UK on Tuesday and early Wednesday as storm Francis arrives. Flooding is possible in some areas and the winds could cause damage and disruption also. Alex Deakin has the details.