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severe weather warnings issued this month were for thunderstorms between the 7th and the 11th. However, on the 5th surface water flooding affected parts of Lincolnshire after some locally intense downpours, particularly around RAF Waddington where hail also accumulated for a time. The Louth area

. Two rain belts, with a drier brighter interlude in between, spread from the southwest across all parts on the 29th. The 30th was a day of sunshine and showers with some hail in places, and the showers banded together to give a longer spell of rain in central and southern areas, with thunder mainly

and sunny in the south-west. 10th to 15th A northerly outbreak brought colder weather during this period. A rain belt introducing the northerly winds cleared the south early on the 10th, followed by sunshine and scattered showers, and some of the showers were wintry with hail, though the south-west

day of the forecast period. Farmers also wanted the weekly forecast to flag up any weather-related hazards expected, such as high winds, thunderstorms, hail storms and extremes of temperature. They emphasised that each forecast should be communicated to them in plain language and terminology which

day of the forecast period. Farmers also wanted the weekly forecast to flag up any weather-related hazards expected, such as high winds, thunderstorms, hail storms and extremes of temperature. They emphasised that each forecast should be communicated to them in plain language and terminology which

in order to get icing potential, snow or hail formation; � Forecasting of mountain waves which are hazardous to aircrafts; � Analysis of weather conditions for the compilation of aircraft accident reports; � Used for now-casting; � Use of AMDAR data to generate SIGMETs, ARMETS and SIGWX charts � Compiling

, especially in the north-west and south-west. The 11th had sunshine and scattered showers of sleet and snow, with hail in the south, and the showers became widespread but the north-east remained dry. Sunshine, with wintry showers mainly over the north and west, on the 12th, dry in the south and east

of the showers were wintry with hail, though the south-west stayed mainly dry. Braemar (Aberdeenshire) only reached 5.0 °C. There were generally fewer showers on the 11th, these mostly in the north-east, with some sunny intervals. Rain spread southwards through the country on the 12th, with sleet

dark. It continued very windy in the north on the 11th with gusts to 78 mph at Lerwick (Shetland), with showers and longer spells of rain, heavy and locally thundery with hail, although drier across the south and north-east. On the 12th showers affected the north and an area of rain and drizzle crossed

in northern areas, with rain across central and southern parts moving southwards, turning to snow on the northern edge and with frequent showers, mainly wintry with hail, sleet and snow, reaching all parts by evening. A widespread frost on the 31st gave way to sunshine, but with showers, mostly wintry