Re: The Weather Thread Part 6.

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The last 24 hours has been insane.

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Expected to peak at 14 degrees, on Friday.

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I wonder if that's the coldest July day ever?

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I have now Googled it. And it isn't.

[Nightjar]

Well, what was!?

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In terms of overnight temperatures, it fell to something like -2.5 degrees in Scotland during one July in the 1970s, or something.

[Fangirl Three]

1978 I think:

1978 At 14.8C, the coldest July of the 70s. The first week was cool and very showery, with predominantly northwesterliy winds. At Manchester the temperature remained below 15C until the 9th. On the 5th, there was a maximum of only 10C in northern Scotland, and of only 12C in parts of England. It was often windy, too. There were 79 mm of rain at Glenmoire Lodge in the Cairngorms on the 3rd.

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[Nightjar]

There's a sort of non-weather sort of happening out there.

[Nightjar]

Ooh, sun's just come out.

[cosmictanya]

In terms of overnight temperatures, it fell to something like -2.5 degrees in Scotland during one July in the 1970s, or something.

Sometimes the snow comes down in June
Sometimes the sun goes 'round the moon

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For the first time in ages, it's stopped raining.

And the sun is actually out!

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Expected to peak at 27 degrees on Friday.

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It’s warm. Everyone’s happy, life has returned to the streets, the energy has lifted up. I achieved more this morning than I did in the whole of the previous week.

[Fangirl Three]

It was a nice day yesterday, the sun was sparkling on the blue water of Belfast Lough.

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It is feeling distinctly summery today.

Expected to peak at 25 degrees today.

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