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Join Meteorologist Fred Best for a look at the forecast out for the next four weeks. After torrential and persistent rain across eastern England last week, cooler and more unsettled conditions look set to follow across the country, as autumn well and truly gets under way.
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Join Meteorologist Dan Holley in this week's #WQFarmingForecast as he explores how dry September has been so far, and how hurricanes on the other side of the Atlantic are affecting the weather in the UK. Will this autumn see a repeat of the wet conditions last year?
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Join Meteorologist Zoë Johnson as she discusses how this September is faring against September 2019 so far, and whether we are set for a repeat of the unsettled Autumn of last year. Zoë also takes a look at the forecast for the weeks ahead, noting the uncertainty in the longer-range forecast, which depends on how tropical systems interact with our weather.
Join Meteorologist Dan Holley for this weeks #WQFarmingForecast as he explains how tropical storms and hurricanes may impact the weather in the coming weeks. It's likely to turn drier and eventually warmer in southern areas - but how long will it last?
Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on our Forecast Hotline on 09065 77 76 75 - calls are charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines are open 7 days a week from 6am to 6pm.
Join Meteorologist Fred Best for this weeks #WQFarmingForecast as he takes a quick look back at August followed by the forecast out to the end of September. Some rain around later this week, but turning drier into next week although staying cooler.
It's a wild day outside at the moment with strong winds and heavy rain across the British Isles. Looking ahead into September and there's some drier weather on the cards.
In this week's #WQFarmingForecast, Meteorologist Zoë Johnson discusses the impacts of the thunderstorms and torrential downpours over the last week or so, as well as the news from the NFU that this year's wheat harvest has been the lowest for 30 years. Zoë then discusses the potential for further unsettled weather this week, before taking a look into September, when it looks like things may settle down.
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The return of some more unsettled weather on the horizon and a slight respite from the hot weather of recent weeks.
Becoming very hot again later this week, but how long will it last? In this week’s #WQFarmingForecast Podcast, Meteorologist Fred Best takes a look back at July, as well as the forecast out for the next month.
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Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on our Forecast Hotline on 09065 77 76 75 - calls are charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines are open 7 days a week from 6am to 6pm.
In this week’s #WQFarmingForecast Podcast Meteorologist Zoë Johnson takes a look at the forecast for the rest of July, in which the weather is set to settle down and warm up, before discussing the forecast into August as usual.
If you're interested in trying a 2 week trial of our online agricultural weather portal/daily email service (including a whole range of forecast variables for your specific location), drop us an email at [email protected]
Don't forget you can also speak directly to one of our forecasters on our Forecast Hotline, 09065 77 76 75 - calls are charged at £1.55/min plus network access charges. Lines are open 7 days a week from 6am to 6pm.
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