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. buxtonweather current local weather conditions in buxton, derbyshire, uk - updated every 5 minutes for local people, visitors, hill walkers, ramblers, climbers, hot air balloon pilots, cavers, holiday mak ers, a nglers, kayakers canoeists, paraglider pilots & lover s of the great outdoors and "expats" (just a sample of some of the thousands who have emailed in about this site!) (thank you for all the many comments received - michael hilton, [email protected] ) thursday 14th june.....pollen count is very high.......... uv index is medium......... - *** .... weather forecast for buxton & the peak district: ... please send me any traffic reports, which may help your fellow travellers - click here [email protected] -thursday evening and night: a mainly dry evening and night, with some late bright periods, and some good clear periods through the night. cloud building again, late in the night. westerly winds turning much lighter. minimum air temperature 10 c. friday: friday, mainly dry again, but cloudy - some limited brighter periods possible at times - the best of these are likely, later in the day. westerly winds a little lively at times. maximum air temperature 16 c. friday evening and night: a good deal of cloud around - after a mainly dry evening, with fairly light westerly winds, showers arriving through nighttime - these continuing for the rest of the night. minimum air temperature 10 c. saturday: saturday, showers at times right through the day - there may be some limited drier and brighter periods too - these become more likely later - and the showers will start to clear, later in the afternoon - brisk south westerly winds - maximum air temperature 15 c. saturday evening and night: any remaining daytime showers clearing through the evening - and some late bright periods developing, and some clear periods in the night. westerly winds easing. minimum air temperature 9 c. outlook for sunday to tuesday: sunday mainly dry - lots of cloud, but also some brighter periods - westerly breeze quite lively at times - maximum air temperature 17 c. monday, mainly dry - lots of cloud, but also some limited brighter periods - very brisk westerly winds - maximum air temperature 18 c. tuesday, mainly dry - lots of cloud, but also some limited brighter periods - quite lively westerly winds - maximum air temperature 19 c. - - huge excitement has been generated in some sections of print media - that britain is going to be scorching hot all summer long. “heatwave to hit uk this week with water levels plummeting” was one juicy headline. it’s all hype, and to prove it the weather has already started cooling off this week. predicting blazing-hot summers has become something of a british tradition in some sections of the media, and the more outlandish the forecasts, the more attention they receive. even when the forecasts invariably fail to come true, no one seems to remember them before the next fantastic outlooks appear. these works of fiction often start from the met office’s three-month outlook, which tends to be bland, couched in statistics and devoid of excitement. this summer’s talks of an increased chance of higher than normal temperatures, tempered with the caveat that “below-average temperatures, although less likely, remain a realistic possibility”. nothing to get pulses racing, as jeff knight at the met office pointed out: “our outlook certainly doesn’t imply a three-month heatwave.” as for rainfall, there is a slight chance of a drier than usual summer, but even that prognosis is riddled with uncertainty. which is hardly surprising, because predicting summer rainfall is always far more problematic than predicting temperature. none of which inspires glamorous headlines, so creative writers turn boring statistics into colourful works of fiction. even when the met office issues a high chance of a warm summer, things can still go wrong. a classic case was the notorious barbecue summer of 2009, promising glorious hot sunshine. unfortunately the rainfall prospects were largely unknown and it turned into a huge washout. yet in all the criticism of the met office, one thing overlooked was that the summer was warmer than average. instead, the met office needs to explain in plain language what its outlooks mean and, even more to the point, how limited they are! (with thanks to paul simons, of the times)- -things to do in buxton - "explore buxton" click here !! - -or our local paper - buxton advertiser - click here!! .......- -uk, met office - longer range forecast, for the entire uk met office.: -uk outlook for tuesday 19 jun 2018 to thursday 28 jun 2018: cloudier skies are expected in the northwest of the uk, on tuesday and wednesday, with rain at times that may be heavy, but many other areas will be fine and dry. it will be windy in the northwest and temperatures will be near normal here, but further south and eastwards it will become warm, or very warm for some. the changeable conditions will continue, with most places seeing sunny spells interspersed with scattered showers. there will possibly be some longer spells of rain in the northwest too, where it will be windy at times. through the period temperatures will average out near normal, but it is likely to stay warmer in the south and east, with a general trend to more settled conditions for all areas for the last week of june. uk outlook for friday 29 jun 2018 to friday 13 jul 2018: it will perhaps be changeable in the north at first, with a mixture of sunny spells and showers, or longer spells of rain, however there will be a general trend to more settled conditions for all into the start of july. areas of high pressure are likely to be to the west of the uk, bringing the potential that frontal systems could affect northern and western areas at times. this means the northwest will see cooler conditions, with occasional spells of rain, while for the south and east it will be mostly dry, with warm or very warm temperatures.- weather links want a 24 hour & a 4 day, buxton weather forecast?? click here! like to see an article from a national magazine, about buxtonweather.co.uk - click here! want a "mountain safety" forecast for the high peak - click here weather forecasts & other peak district links weather site location glossary of terms used on these pages rain/sun/temperature - my readings from 2003 to date other detailed current weather statistics press here for live video webcam over buxton rooftops - looking north towards brown edge please note that this image will be tilted down and left, to show more of the road conditions, in snowy periods press here for live video webcam, on the a537 cat & fiddle road temperature converter. c: f: click on the icon below to see the latest rain alarm - radar picture (this link does not work for smartphone's - only laptops and desktops) see an almost live (updated every 30 seconds) image over buxton rooftops looking north towards brown edge - height 340 mts. like to see the weather on the a53 leek road, at the famous winking man pub- click here! click here to see a live view of buxton market place like to see the weather at the cat & fiddle pub (on the a537 macclesfield road) height 518 mts - click here! like to see the weather at flash bar stores quarnford, near the travellers rest pub, (on the a53 leek road) height 469 mts- click here! click below to a webcam at the hsl site, above harpur hill, buxton - location sk055705 - height 390 mts (updated every 30 minutes) - click here! like to see where the jet steam is right now? - click here like an explanation of how the jet stream affects our weather? - click here lightning - click here to view current lightning activity over the uk site and weather station maintained by michael hilton, buxton, derbyshire m hilton - all rights reserved conditions at: 5:54 on 15/6/18 outside, shade temperature 8.5 c dew point 7.3c humidity 92% barometer (corrected to sea level) 1015mb rate 0.28mb/hr wind figures: wind speed 2mph

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