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The prospect of very warm to hot weather next week is still on the cards, and remains the most likely forecast option next week. A continued Atlantic influence through this weekend and into Monday will bring more mixed conditions, with some showers likely by Monday. These showers could merge into longer spells of rain or…

Yesterday we spoke about the likelihood of a European heatwave, and that is was unclear as to whether the British Isles will be affected. Today, as further data is available to us, it is now looking more likely that heatwave conditions will affect the British Isles. However, as the very warm temperatures are unlikely to…

An intense thunderstorm affected the far south east of England last night. Lightning rates of 200 to 300 per minute were recorded in Kent and East Sussex for a while, before the severe weather pushed north eastwards, through Kent and crossing the far east of the Thames Estuary into Suffolk. The roof of a bungalow…

A Severe European heatwave is looking increasingly likely for next week. Temperatures for much of central and western Europe are likely to soar way above average into next week, right from Germany to Spain. Temperatures will into the 30’s are looking increasingly likely for the low countries and France, which is above average for June.…

Unusually horrid nasty June weather is expected for much of the North East. A Summer-storm will span the central eastern half of the states Thursday through Friday with a mixture of torrential downpours, strong winds and severe thunderstorm risk. Winds could gust as high as 40mph for inland parts of Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and…

A large thunderstorm is heading into the very far South East of England right now, with much of the storm still over the channel as of 10:40pm. However, the storm has reached the coast of East Sussex with places like Brighton and Eastbourne seeing severe lightning. Over the next few hours the big storm will…