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There is going to be a brief very warm spell next week - but have you been reading the Daily Newspaper reports of "The school summer holidays in Britain are going to be hot, with a high of 32C by the end of August".
This premise seems to be loosely based on picking out the best bits of the Met Office long term forecast
The Met Office’s three-month outlook — designed for contingency planners such as energy suppliers . says that there is a high chance of warmth from July to September, and in the warmest category of temperatures. However, there is an important caveat. “The relatively high probability of our warmest category does not imply hot weather throughout the three-month period,” the outlook says. “The likelihood of a three-month-long heatwave is very small.”
Forecasts with average temperatures can be deceptive. Last month’s weather was a good illustration. June was largely cooler than normal until the end of the month, when it reached a high of 34C. That hot spell boosted June’s average temperature, but the entire month was still only barely above the norm for June.
So far July has not had any exceptional heat and there is a spell of wet and windy weather on the way right now. Average high temperatures can come from different sorts of weather patterns, such as warm nights rather than exceptionally hot days.
The frustration for anyone making holiday plans is that long-range forecasts are not able to provide detailed information for a particular day or week. Even if there are hot spells of weather this summer, the predictions of 32C temperatures at the end of August remain merely speculation at present — and this prediction did not come from the Met Office. Trying to forecast temperatures even for next week is difficult enough, and several weeks ahead is next to impossible.
Perhaps the optimistic forecasts for the summer holidays owe more to St Swithin’s Day, on July 15, being fine and dry — and according to the folklore that means 40 more days of fine weather.
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