July 2013 weather predictions (hot, warm, average, temperatures)
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Over the forecast period temperatures should be above the Central England Temperature (CET) average. Precipitation
Below average overall is considered most likely, but with low confidence. Rainfall patterns later in the month are very uncertain. 1/7 to 7/7 Changeable conditions are expected during the first half of the week, with showers or longer spells of rain affecting most of the country at times. Temperatures close to average. During the second half of the week a change to warmer and drier weather is expected. Southern and central regions becoming very warm or even possibly hot by the end of the week.
8/7 to 14/7
Mostly fine weather is expected to persist through the week across most of the country. During the first half of the week it could be hot with extensive sunny periods possibly making for a notable spell of summery weather. The second half of the week could see temperatures easing off and in the north there could be an increasing risk of showers. The south should keep fine and warm or very warm weather. 15/7 to 31/7
The second half of the month is expected to bring much closer to average conditions. This means all parts of the country are likely to see showers or longer outbreaks of rain at times, but also drier spells. Temperatures slightly above average over the period as a whole.
Looks like this July will be warmer than July 2010 for London, and definitely sunnier (July 2010 was warm but very dull). At the moment if the high pressure stays put until the end of the month it will probably beat July 2006 for sunshine amounts.
I think this July will have a slightly above average temperature (about 28/17) and precipitation (a bit above the average of 81mm). However, there will still be drought, which has been inavoidable in the past few years. The temperature will be pretty stable, unlike July 2012.
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