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Monday 18th August: Thunderstorms & intense showers are expected to develop during the early morning across the Celtic sea pushing into S/SW parts of Ireland. Frequent lightning and the most intense storms can be expected across extreme S Ireland.

Monday 18th August:

Thunderstorms & intense showers are expected to develop during the early morning across the Celtic sea pushing into S/SW parts of Ireland.

Frequent lightning and the most intense storms can be expected across extreme S Ireland.
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I've made a nice bingo card for everyone to tick off when the Met Office post comes out on Monday, confirming that it has been the hottest summer on record. A bit of fun for all the family 😁

I've made a nice bingo card for everyone to tick off when the Met Office post comes out on Monday, confirming that it has been the hottest summer on record. A bit of fun for all the family 😁
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Wednesday 2nd September: Thunderstorms are expected to break out across S England extending up to NE England bringing mostly sporadic lightning however frequent lightning can also be seen in the strongest storms. Update tomorrow morning.

Wednesday 2nd September:

Thunderstorms are expected to break out across S England extending up to NE England bringing mostly sporadic lightning however frequent lightning can also be seen in the strongest storms.

Update tomorrow morning.
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As per the Holton-Tan effect we have a notable descending easterly phase of the QBO now, which may well be slowing the spin up/development of this season's spv stratospheric polar vortex..as indicated by significantly below average W'ly winds at 10hpa 60N currently

As per the Holton-Tan effect we have a notable descending easterly phase of the QBO now, which may well be slowing the spin up/development of this season's spv stratospheric polar vortex..as indicated by significantly below average W'ly winds at 10hpa 60N currently