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Max Temps 23C.

Min Temps 15C.

Saturday 24th July 2021.

You may have noticed a change in the sky during Friday evening showing a possible thundery breakdown and this should occur in the early hours of Saturday morning with some thunderstorms and longer spells of rain and they could be heavy with some localised flooding. There could be a fair amount of lightning. Rain may be over 25mm in places. The reason is an area of low pressure is going to move close to or over the region this Weekend.

Saturday will be unsettled with some showers and thunderstorms after any early rain and thunder moves away with a short break before others develop. In any sunny intervals the temperature will reach 22C or 23C,down on recent levels. Overnight mild , humid with some further showers, possibly thundery and they will be around on Sunday too. Watch out again for some heavy ones. Max on Sunday 21C to 22C and down to 13C at night.
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Current weather July 23rd 2021 at our Heath Common weather station, W Sussex for 21.00 hrs. BST: Temperature 17.4C. Weather- Cloud. Rain so far this month 42.0mm up to 21.00hrs BST on 23rd July.

Air pressure 1012 mb (hpa)- Falling..

Stay safe, stay well. Listen out for me on Sunday August 1st 2021 on BBC Radio Surrey and Sussex, at the new time of 13.20 hrs on the 'Dig It' show. I will look back on July's weather and give a forecast for the whole of August. If you have a weather question contact the programme. Check the time as schedules could change due to the current medical emergency.

Weather eye magazine issue 42 has now been sent to the printers and it is currently in the printing stage.

Long Range Forecasting

Frosted Earth offer a comprehensive range of forecasting services specific to a wide variety of different industries and individuals. From providing regular short and long term forecasts for agriculture and horticultureto forecasting and weather consultancy for construction projects.

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Weather Saying for April

''The uncertain glory of an April day'. Shakespeare

With sea temperatures still low around the British Isles and much arctic ice during April winds from the north can be very chilly. On the other hand the Continent is warming up and southerly winds can bring real warmth. So April has seen many snowstorms such as in 1981 and more recently heavy snow fell on the 6th in 2008. However real heat waves have occurred such as in 2011 with values above 27C. Convective showers are likely na ny unstable air due to the warming sun and its high altitude but the atmosphere is still chilly hence often steep lapse rates leading to convective showers and quick fire changes.

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Weather Services

Frosted Earth offer a comprehensive range of weather services to a wide variety of different industries and individuals. Each package can be tailored to your requirements, to include statistical data in addition to past, present and

future weather conditions in locations relevant to the enquiry. Frosted Earth have experience of working closely with:

Insurance firms resolving a wide variety of claims
Weather data for Legal firms and Police forces
Providing regular short and long term forecasts for agriculture and horticulture
Forecasting and weather consultancy for the Media

Forecast & Consulting

Whether you require a short or long term forecast, Frosted Earth can supply a synopsis including data for various purposes. The provision of meteorological data available for a number of localities in the Southeast including photographic material is also possible.

Frosted Earth is able to assist in many more fields requiring weather consultancy than those mentioned above and are happy to investigate new weather enquiries. Individuals or corporations requiring such information are encouraged to contact Frosted Earth.

Frosted Earth work closely with the press and media, and can provide information on current, past and future weather events.

Meteorologist Ian Currie of Frosted Earth has an extensive resume of previous television and radio broadcasts, and is available for weather related discussions - including statistical and factual data.

Ian & the BBC

Notable previous broadcasts include:

For many years Ian was Telewest Cable 17 TV's weatherman
Presented Weather Watch on BBC Southern Counties and frequently features on BBC stations across the Home Counties
Lectured at Somerset House London about the historical London 'Frost Fairs' and featured in programme for BBC Radio Four
Appeared on BBC South 'Inside Out Series' describing events such as the ‘Sussex Avalanche of 1836’ and the record -breaking hail of September 1958
Featured on 'The One Show' on BBC TV
Each month provides a monthly forecast for BBC Radio Surrey and Sussex’s ‘Dig It’ gardening programme
Ian featured on Carlton TV 10th Anniversary programme of the great October 1987 gale having successfully forecast it
Ian provided information for and took part in the BBC Radio 4 series ‘Strange Weather Days’
Ian was a guest on Libby Purvis’s BBC Radio 4 Midweek programme
Ian has featured in BBC TV’s well-known and much loved ‘Country File’ programme
Ian featured on BBC one’s ‘Wild Weather’ programme in September 2010
Ian talked about weather observers on Channel 4’ s Big Breakfast Show and explained about weather forecast on Meridian TV’s ‘Rural rides’ Series

Lectures and Talks

Ian Currie is also available for Weather Talks or Lectures. In 2009 alone he presented over two hundred talks to groups throughout the UK. His knowledge of the weather, including his ability to recall virtually every weather event in the past five hundred years has received much praise from fascinated audiences. His talks cover a broad range of weather related topics, including the following popular titles:

Weather Lore-Fact or Fiction?
Droughts, deluges and dust-devils
The Day it Rained Crabs and Frogs
Frosts, Freezes and Fairs
Gales, Greenhouses and Global Warming
Storms Tempests and Hurricanes

If your group is interested in booking Ian Currie, or you know someone who may, then please do not hesitate to contact Frosted Earth. Otherwise please see Ian’s ‘Open Talk’ diary to the right to find out any upcoming lectures that are open for the general public to attend.