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- The Guardian Tuesday 27 August 2019
34Weather
Tuesday 27 August 2019
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UK and Ireland Noon today Forecast A round the U K
Atlantic front Weatherwatch Around the world
Last year was the summer of the
heatwave. As Britain baked in
unaccustomed sunshine, England’s
football team even managed to reach
a World Cup semi-fi nal. But while
temperatures in Britain remained
just the right side of uncomfortably
hot, much of Europe experienced
serious extremes, in the continent’s
warmest August on record. And
far from being confi ned to the
Mediterranean , even Scandinavia
suff ered worryingly hot weather.
The heatwave was the result of
the North Atlantic jet stream being
weaker than usual, which meant
the regular arrival of low-pressure
systems from the west was blocked,
so high-pressure systems stayed in
place for weeks on end.
At fi rst, most Europeans enjoyed
the heat – especially in the north,
where summers can be pretty
dismal. But as time went on, with no
relief from the searing sunshine, the
mood changed. For the fi rst time in
decades – perhaps since the famous
drought of 1976 – we were praying
for rain. The heatwave eventually
broke in early September, with
unsettled weather arriving from
the west. For some, it was too late.
In late July, deadly wildfi res broke
out along the coast south of Athens,
killing more than 100 people.
Stephen Moss _@stephenmosstv
Sunny intervals
Overcast/dull
Mostly cloudy
Sunny and heavy showers
Sunny showers
Thundery rain
Thundery showers
owers
Temperature,
ºC
X
Wind speed,
mph
Snow showers
Rain Sleet Light
snow
Heavy snow
Light sh
SunnySunny Mist Fog
Ice
Windy
Hazy
35C
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
-5
-10
-15
-20
Cold front
Warm front
Occluded front
Trough
Low High
Low High
Tomorrow
Thursday
14
10
19
19
Algiers 34
Ams’dam 30
Athens 33
Auckland 14
B Aires 22
Bangkok 31
Barcelona 26
Basra 47
Beijing 33
Berlin 32
Bermuda 30
Brussels 31
Budapest 30
C’hagen 25
Cairo 36
Cape Town 15
Chicago 26
Corfu 35
Dakar 30
Dhaka 35
Dublin 19
Florence 33
Gibraltar 26
H Kong 33
Harare 28
Helsinki 22
Istanbul 31
Jo’burg 25
K Lumpur 31
K’mandu 30
Kabul 34
Kingston 33
Kolkata 32
L Angeles 30
Lagos 28
Lima 17
Lisbon 27
Madrid 27
Malaga 29
Melb’rne 15
Mexico C 23
Miami 32
Milan 32
Mombasa 29
Moscow 20
Mumbai 30
N Orleans 32
Nairobi 25
New Delhi 33
New York 24
Oslo 24
Paris 33
Perth 22
Prague 28
Reykjavik 12
Rio de J 25
Rome 29
Shanghai 36
Singapore 30
Stockh’m 25
Strasb’g 32
Sydney 15
Tel Aviv 31
Tenerife 25
Tokyo 28
Toronto 23
Vancouv’r 23
Vienna 28
Warsaw 31
Wash’ton 27
Well’ton 11
Zurich 28
Lows and highs Precipitation Air pollution
Sun &
Moon
High tides Lighting
up
Sun rises 0604
Sun sets 1958
Moon rises 0144
Moon sets 1828
New Moon 30 Aug
Forecasts and
graphics provided by
AccuWeather ©2019
Belfast 2030 to 0624
Birm’ham 2007 to 0611
Brighton 1957 to 0608
Bristol 2009 to 0617
Carlisle 2017 to 0610
Cork 2033 to 0639
Dublin 2027 to 0627
Glasgow 2026 to 0614
Harlech 2017 to 0619
Inverness 2028 to 0608
London 1958 to 0605
M’chester 2011 to 0611
Newcastle 2013 to 0605
Norwich 1955 to 0558
Penzance 2018 to 0630
Source: © Crown Copyright. All rights reserved. Times are BST
Aberdeen -- -- 1137 3.7m
Avonmouth 0453 10.5m 1728 11.0m
Barrow 0922 7.7m 2155 8.1m
Belfast 0900 3.0m 2126 3.2m
Cobh 0257 3.4m 1536 3.6m
Cromer 0425 4.2m 1654 4.4m
Dover 0913 5.7m 2136 6.0m
Dublin 0947 3.6m 2209 3.7m
Galway 0255 4.2m 1525 4.5m
Greenock 1030 2.9m 2244 3.1m
Harwich 0929 3.4m 2203 3.5m
Holyhead 0829 4.8m 2058 5.0m
Hull 0409 6.1m 1641 6.5m
Leith 0015 4.7m 1248 4.8m
Liverpool 0904 7.9m 2136 8.3m
London Bridge -- -- 1144 6.0m
Lossiemouth 0948 3.5m 2220 3.7m
Milford Haven 0358 5.6m 1630 5.9m
Newquay 0254 5.7m 1525 6.0m
North Shields 0110 4.3m 1343 4.4m
Oban 0429 3.2m 1639 3.4m
Penzance 0224 4.6m 1458 4.8m
Plymouth 0318 4.5m 1553 4.8m
Portsmouth 0941 4.1m 2201 4.3m
Southport 0826 7.6m 2058 8.0m
Stornoway 0508 4.0m 1735 4.2m
Weymouth 0421 1.4m 1653 1.7m
Whitby 0141 4.7m 1414 4.8m
Wick 0921 3.0m 2150 3.1m
Workington 0932 6.9m 2202 7.3m
Carbon
count
Daily atmospheric CO 2
readings from Mauna Loa,
Hawaii (ppm):
Latest
25 Aug 2019 409.12
Weekly average
18 Aug 2019 409.57
26 Aug 2018 406.90
26 Aug 2009 385.71
Pre-industrial base 280
Safe level 350
Source: NOAA-ESRL
London
17 30
Manchester
14 22
Edinburgh
13 21
Belfast
12 19
Birmingham
14 24
Brighton
17 27
Bristol
14 21
Cardiff
13 20
Newcastle
12 21
Penzance
16 18
25%
55%
55%
55%
55%
25%
55%
55%
55%
55%
Low
Low
Low
Low
Low
Moderate
Low
Low
Low
Low
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