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By Mark Vogan
Britain to flirt with warmth this week before another shot of cool drives south again
We are getting there slowly but surely to what I believe will be a locked down pattern which should grab hold at some point between June 10-30 and by then we should be in for a very warm, sunny and dry July and likely August too. Scotland later this week should enjoy highs top 70 and the south of the UK, low to mid-70s with perhaps somewhere hitting 80, perhaps around the Heathrow or Santon Downham sites.
We have seen a dry period overall in the UK and this has played in extremely well to my ideas for the overall summer pattern... It's crucial we see a dry spring across MOST of Britain in order to allow feedabck to the atmosphere, which will encourage pressure rises aloft...
Southern US to get HOT this week
A very warm spell is building from TX through the Deep South this week!
NEXT WINTERS FIRST THOUGHTS!!!!
Alaska, Central portions of the North America continent as well as Russia should endure a fierce winter.. As for UK? Well, it likely won't rival 09-10, but we may see a worse winter than we did in 08-09 and some shots of cold may rival last winter, but we simply won't endure the long-lasting cold that we did last year... But what may throw a spanner in the works is the enhanced blocking over the northern hemisphere which may be caused by the enhanced volcanic activity that we've been seeing.
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By Rajesh Kapadia
Spectacular 26 MAY 2010 ..one of the most important days of the history of world history of climatology
On 26th. May 2010, we have pushed Mother Nature to its Limit !!Record breaking heat in Pakistan
Highest maximum temperature was recorded 53.5°C in Mohen ju Daro and 53c in Sibbi.
Lake Hvasu City 128F (53.3C) of June 1994 is OUSTED FROM THE SECOND PLACE.
1-NEW ASIAN RECORD
2- NEW WORLD RECORD FOR MAY
Also , the Pakistan Heat Wave shows the other extremes as: 52.5c in Jacobabad, Larkana and Padidan.52c in Nawabshah, and 50c in Rahim yar Khan, Dadu and Sukkar.
In India, we had Ganganagar at 49.3c and the Cool Clime Simla in the Himalayan State of Himachal at its highest ever of 32.4c.
Highest in Asia on 30th. May: 48c Nawabshah (Pakistan).
Highest in India: Chandrapur: 46.6c.
Mumbai today: Colaba 35.8c, Santa Cruz: 34.8c.
Due to the depression forming in the Arabian Sea, Mumbai can expect Pre-Monsoon showers on the 2nd. Some pre-monsoon rainfall can be expected in Mumbai thereafter till the 6th. But weatherwise, it will get stuffy and humid once the pre-monsson rains commence.
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Today's Extremes here at my house
High: 60 degrees
Low: 46 degrees
Thanks for reading.
-Mark
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