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An Indian Summer is often a phrase used to describe a period of unusual late warmth experienced during the Autumn

The start of meteorological autumn is now here, however some may say it arrived early with the end of August

With July we entered the second half of the year and the middle of British summertime. However, for much of

With the gusty weather we have had over the weekend I am sure many of you experienced the blustery winds.

From past experience we know that following intense heat and warmth we often experience thunderstorms in the UK. Over the

As you may know, an aspect of the Birmingham Urban Observatory has been the distribution of 100 citizen weather stations

The short answer: The equivalent of 1 litre of rain falling over each square metre of ground. The long answer:

Compared to the calm, dry May we had earlier this year, June has provided us with much more unsettled, and

After months of coding our online data hub is now up and running, check it out here. This is the

With a number of records already being broken so far this year for the UK (and we’re not even half

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