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9C Tuesday night.

Weather for Tuesday-WednesdayMonday 5th-6th July 2022.

Issue 43 of Weather eye magazine have been sent to subscribers. I am now starting Issue 44. I do need articles which so far are slow to come in.

Below are my latest thoughts on the Weather from Tuesday 5th July issued at 14.00 hrs 5th July 2022.

A dry day with some sunshine and variable cloud and the temperature will climb to a pleasant 22C with a gentle wind from the west-southwest. With skies clearing tonight and a light or calm wind turning cool by dawn at 8C to 9C. It is a dry prospect for the week ahead with an increasing temperature as well. Could be 28C + later in the week.

At 14.30 hrs GMT on July 5th at Heath Common: Current temps: 21.7C. Weather: Fine. Air pressure: 1025 hPa :Steady. Rainfall so far this month to 19.00hrs GMT today: 0mm.

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This day July 4th 1915

A swathe of hail from Ilfracombe to Oxford with stones the size of hens’ eggs. Metal was pierced and bark on trees split. Abergevenny had 56mm of rain and hail in just 30 minutes.

Hail fell so deeply that heaps were still lying a week later. At Woodstock near Oxford 74mm of rain was meaured in just over the hour.

1971 in a slack pressure situation a cold front moving east set off violent storms especially in the Midlands. Birmingham was badly affected by floods and lightning.A man was killed by lightning in the east Midlands The Coalville area suffered power cuts.

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