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Sunny. Really though this is not common in Late October at all. I think that one day the cold weather is just going to randomly come up out of nowhere and everyone is going to get a shock. Like it will be 18c one day and 4c the next.
Location: Segovia, central Spain, 1230 m asl, Csb Mediterranean with strong continental influence, 40º43 N
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I never would have associated a tornado with the UK. I always thought of that as being "Tornado Immune"
I wish southeastern parts of UK should be prone to tornadoes and powerfull supercells, as some neighbourgs areas of continental Europe are.
I mean Benelux, northern France, western Germany...
I was in The Netherlands for ten days two summers ago, and just enjoyed two powerfull thunderstorms.
Being back on topic:
16h58
11.7º C
90% RH
Dewpoint 10º C
Cloud cover 7/8, almost overcast
Wind 24 km/h from south
Light rainfall.
You can really say today, that summer had a comeback here.
Did a cycle tour after work in a nearby park and if it weren't for the strong southern wind, it felt quite warm.
Right now its 21.5°C / 71°F, high today was 21.9°C @15:44. Very unseasonal warmth for this time of year.
Average high would be in the 10-11°C range on this date.
We also did not record a high below 12.5°C sofar this autumn, usually we got the first single digit maximum temperatures by Mid October, but looking at the longterm forecast, it won't drop at least until October 29th below 10°C (regarding the maximums).
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