Nick Finnis is a Senior Forecaster at Netweather. He specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on ClimateTech, global warming, and regional interest in North America. Nick is featured in MBC Netweather.
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By: Nick Finnis
The UK could record its highest June temperature on record this coming week, as an extreme heatwave develops over large parts of England and Wales. The Met Office has issued an amber extreme heat warning for Monday and Tuesday, with higher humidity adding to the discomfort.
By: Nick Finnis
A record breaking day. Thunderstorm will spread north overnight affecting parts of England and Wales, also affecting parts of Scotland and N. Ireland - some of which may be severe. Extreme heat for Eastern England on Friday.
By: Nick Finnis
Looking to stay dry for most until some point next weekend, though northwestern areas may see patchy light rain. Temperatures on the rise in the south, could reach high 20s by Thursday.
By: Nick Finnis
Drought has been declared in north Wales and a part of England, with other areas on the brink of declaring drought, as record dry conditions worsen following three heatwaves so far this summer. Rain is expected over the weekend, but it will make little impact.
By: Nick Finnis
After 35.2C was recorded in Essex yesterday, the heat in the south will ease over the next few days, but will build again from Sunday, with potential for 30C early next week. But with falling pressure - there will be spells of rain or showers next week too.
The latest ECWMF seasonal forecast indicates that it will turn increasingly wet through autumn - which is likely linked to super strong El Nino forecast to develop later this year - which tends to fuel an enhanced Atlantic storm track into Europe.
By: Nick Finnis
After a cooler end to the week, heat builds again from Sunday across England and Wales, with temperatures returning into the 30s, peak of the heatwave Wednesday & Thursday, with 35C forecast. No rain for much of England and Wales too through to Friday.
By: Nick Finnis
High pressure will build in across the UK this weekend bringing mostly fine and settled weather. However, turning increasingly unsettled from the southwest from Tuesday, but also warmer in the south for the time. Likely remaining unsettled through the Bank Holiday Weekend.
By: Nick Finnis
High pressure is in charge for now, but low pressure will take charge from the southwest from Tuesday - bringing warmer and more humid air but also increasing chances of rain and thunderstorms across many areas. Turning cooler but remaining changeable into the Bank Holiday Weekend.
By: Nick Finnis
Recent dry and settled weather will breakdown from tonight, as low pressure approaches from the southwest, with a risk of thunderstorms spreading north Wednesday and Thursday. Some may be severe - with a risk of flash-flooding, hail, frequent lightning and strong winds.
