Not in April

Fair point

http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...1&d=1461223812


Beautiful horse tail Cirrus high above Fife yesterday

Whats the weather to be like in North Ayrshire from Tomorrow trump?

beautiful today tomoz and sat, but cloudier sunday, next week looks mainly dry

but from tomoz quite a bit chillier than of late - ie today 17C, sunday 9C

Ah thanks, that'll do me really.

Pouring snow here

:idc:

Thunderstorms tracking NW from Reading, Oxford, Northampton towards Leicester area

Waking up to rain for the first time this spring :cheer2:

Sunday 8th for you 30C day max
Monday 9th 10C day max

:shocked:

any sign of sunshine for me for the weekend coming LT?

my last 2 days have been 24.1 C and 24.7 C with grass mins of 1 C son 23 C diurnal ranges!

Yesterday skye/lusa in the hebrides was the warmest recorded place at 26.7 C which is 80F - not bad for way up there
Meanwhile over on the other side of Scotland up in Wick it only got to 12.8C (due to the East wind from the North sea

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikiped...map_labels.jpg

this is the latest model outlook


http://www.thisisbigbrother.com/foru...1&d=1462872886

ugh, atleast Saturday and Sunday look like the best of it :laugh:

Skye again was the warmest part bof the UK yesterday with 25.6C

My last 3 days have been

24.1
24.7
24.4

oh and my 10am humidity was a very low 59%

remarkably yesterday's day max was 24.6!

the grass mins have been

1.5
1.8
1.0
1.5

What the hell happened to the summer

It starts on June 1

As per we have had a super May in Scotland but the next week will be back to normal weather

i would be very careful using accuweather and their american models for anything

True! Maybe they should focus on getting the same day's weather right first :laugh:

below is where longer term forecasting is right now :joker:

source Met Office:

UK Outlook for Tuesday 31 May 2016 to Tuesday 14 Jun 2016:

There remains considerable uncertainty regarding the conditions most likely to affect the UK through this period, but the most likely scenario is currently that changeable weather will affect at least the northwest of the UK. In this scenario we would expect to see showers or outbreaks of rain, interspersed by drier and brighter interludes in the northwest. Across the southeast there would be more in the way of dry and bright weather, with just occasional outbreaks of rain or showers. Temperatures are expected to be near or above average, with the possibility of the southeast becoming warm or very warm in more prolonged drier spells.