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At Maison St. Louis observatory, temperatures once again rose to above 30 Celsius, which was the 5th day in a row. That has never been seen before since records began, at any time of year.
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York Hospital Radio can now be heard on DAB across the York area. radiotoday.co.uk/2024/11/yor…
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Why was the #Auroraborealis so impressive last night?
Why were the colours so red?
When will it happen again?
Some of your questions answered.....xXx
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Replying to @YorkHospRadio
@YorkHospRadio is looking for new volunteers to join our sports team of which there are many roles both on and off air 🎙️
Lots of opportunities if interested in sports and/or media. I couldn’t recommend highly enough getting involved having been with YHR for 13yrs #media #ycfc
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While it may not have felt like it for many, with sunshine in short supply, provisional figures show May and spring were the warmest on record for the UK.
Get the full details, including how warm nights influenced the figures 👇
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yorkmix.com/campaign-to-save…
Great local cause that needs support and publicity to protect it and promote it for the future.
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RIP Rex Ripley who designed the iconic Chevron of the Yorkshire Television logo who has sadly died. He designed it whilst baby sitting his neighbours’ kids and received the princely sum of £370 for designing it!
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A manual reading at Achfary, a site in northwest Scotland, has come in today with a temperature of 19.9 °C on Sunday, provisionally setting a new UK maximum temperature record for January
This exceeds the automated reading of 19.6 °C reported yesterday at Kinlochewe
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Well our poll of the day lasted long....
Kinlochewe has recorded 19.2C today, making it provisionally a new UK maximum temperature record for January and a new winter record (Dec-Feb) for Scotland 🌡️
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⚠️⚠️🔴 Rare Red weather warning issued 🔴⚠️⚠️
Exceptionally heavy and persistent rain across eastern Scotland
Thursday 1800 – Friday 1200
Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning
Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️
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Writtle in Essex has recorded 25.7 °C this afternoon, making it 4 days in a row with temperatures above 25 °C
The last time this happened in October was back in 1959 🍂
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⚠️⚠️ Amber weather warning issued ⚠️⚠️
Heavy rain across parts of northeast Scotland
Saturday 2100 – Sunday 1400
Latest info 👉 bit.ly/WxWarning
Stay #WeatherAware ⚠️
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Here’s the state of play at Dalmuir Twin Tunnels. As you can see, the water level is massive – it’s up to around the window level on a train. The fixed pumps here have been completely overwhelmed by the extreme rainfall. It'll take time for this to clear once the rain stops.
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The UK had its joint-warmest September on record in a series which goes back to 1884 according to provisional Met Office statistics.
The month was also:
🌧 Wetter than average
☀ Sunnier than average
Here's the thread with the details 🧵
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It might already seem a distant memory, but at the start of September we saw an unprecedented heatwave in the UK.
Read more about the event and how it has influenced the UK weather stats for September so far in our recently published event summary 👇
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Temperatures appear to have peaked for today with 33.2 °C being recorded at Kew Gardens 🌡️
That makes today provisionally the the warmest day of the year 🌡️
Have a good, if warm, evening 😎
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Summer 2023 is the only summer in the top 10 warmest which is wetter than average and not drier than average.
That makes it the warmest wetter-than-average summer since 1884.
But it's not the wettest warmer-than-average summer. That was 2019.
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This month’s heatwaves in regions of southern Europe and North America would have been virtually impossible in a world without human-caused climate change.
Our study found that climate change made the European heatwave 2.5°C hotter, and the North American heatwave 2°C hotter.🧵
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So where did that 40 years go? If you can join me for a few minutes @BBCGlos tomorrow between 6 and 10 that would be grand. Last show across this wonderful county with amazing listeners and fantastic colleagues x



























