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  Ed Hawkins edhawkins.org · May 13
  This Spring (March-April-May) may end up being the driest on record for the UK. This would also make it the driest of any season in a dataset that goes back to 1836. Spring in 1852 currently holds the record for driest season at 100.7 mm averaged across the UK. www.bbc.co.uk/weather/arti...
  

  UK weather: Spring may become driest on record with no rain in sight

  There has been a lack of rainfall in many parts of the UK so far this spring and there is little or no rain in the immediate forecast.

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  Ed Hawkins edhawkins.org · May 13
  When it rains, it now rains more
  
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  Ed Hawkins edhawkins.org · May 12
  Coming soon: a website showing exactly how much warmer or cooler than usual the UK is right now. If you live in the north-west of England it is currently a lot warmer than usual for the time of year and time of day.
  
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  Simon Driscoll handle.invalid · May 11
  An article on "Anemoi: open-source winds of change in European weather forecasting" by Prof. Hannah Cloke (@hancloke.bsky.social) is the topic of the latest @unirdg-met.bsky.social research blog. You can check it out here! blogs.reading.ac.uk/weather-and-...
  

  Anemoi: open-source winds of change in European weather forecasting

  By: Prof Hannah Cloke, Department of Meteorology, University of Reading and ECMWF Fellow Earlier this month I opened my inbox to the welcome news that the European Meteorological Society has chosen…

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