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The Weather Thread 2024


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3 minutes ago, briddj said:

Yep, as above it is all going to depend on how, if at all, this high pressure is allowed to develop. Anyone who says they know right now is simply lying!

 

It could still go either way, and there's been a few times in the last couple of months when it's looked like it would break through only for the low to win.

 

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Many thanks @briddj - keep up the voice of sanity and sensibility as the rest of us may easily be driven to be a drooling, gibbering wreck! 

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Just now, CanWeRest said:

Rain aside, what's the coldest Glastonbury on record? I'm a bit concerned because I was freezing last night in my house!

 

Yeah regardless of rain, can it just warm up abit?

 

It got down to 8c in West Yorks, that would be f**king brutal in a tent unless you're very prepared.

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13 minutes ago, Jacko45 said:

 

Yeah regardless of rain, can it just warm up abit?

 

It got down to 8c in West Yorks, that would be f**king brutal in a tent unless you're very prepared.

Strangely quite open to the idea of just cutting about in a fleece for the full weekend.

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20 minutes ago, Monty Pythagoras said:

Strangely quite open to the idea of just cutting about in a fleece for the full weekend.

 

I do have a nice Columbia Gilet (Tory I know) I'd quite like break out. 

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1 hour ago, briddj said:

Yep, as above it is all going to depend on how, if at all, this high pressure is allowed to develop. Anyone who says they know right now is simply lying!

 

It could still go either way, and there's been a few times in the last couple of months when it's looked like it would break through only for the low to win.

 

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Can the azores high save us?! Looks like high pressure will enter the mix as we move towards the festival, which is something that hasn't been present recently.

 

As you say...still too far away to know what the hell will happen. Could be absolutely anything at this range.

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1 hour ago, CanWeRest said:

Rain aside, what's the coldest Glastonbury on record? I'm a bit concerned because I was freezing last night in my house!

 

The glastopedia page has sourced stats from the nearest weather stations for each festival...

 

https://www.glastopedia.com/festivals/weather

 

Suggests that the coldest it ever was was 4.7 degrees C in 1987 and the lowest high was 15 degrees C in 1985. Although those are yeovil weather station readings, which is a little way away from Shepton Mallet, where they now have a weather station.

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Looks like I was wrong.  It was 2011 and 2013 that had the lowest temps around 6-7 degrees.  Think it was early in the weekend that was cold and then we had the biblical rain on Friday night which was the nadir.  Sat/Sun warmed up nicely.

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GFS continuing with a similar theme of removing the cool air (good) but threatening a return of wetter westerlies (bad). ECM comes into range on Sunday.

 

There are dry and warm interludes so I suspect it's going to come down to the timing of the low pressure systems and how far each one encroaches into the UK.

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1 hour ago, Jacko45 said:

 

And we've had 4 hot days since the start of May.

 

Laughable. 

It's actually incredibly depressing to think about. It must be something to do with climate change and maybe we will just have hotter Septembers now 

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Maybe we're heading towards having something more akin to having wet/dry seasons, where it pisses down every summer but is humid/hot and the best of it in Spring/Autumn.  Boo.

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