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UK weather forecast:
Map issued at: 0948 09 Jun 2004
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Summary: Rain in north clearing, then sunny spells, scattered showers. Cooler.  More...

Text issued at: 0600 09 Jun 2004

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There are no flash warnings currently in force.
There are no advance warnings currently in force.

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Knowledge of the weather is essential to the safety and enjoyment of anyone involved in leisure and sports activities on UK waters. If you take part in marine sport and leisure, our services will help you to make the most of your valuable leisure time...
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The Met Office is hosting an exhibition of visual art at its headquarters in Exeter. As part of the Exeter Festival, doors are open to members of the public for three nights only. Come and join us to see the exciting works of art that are on show...
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WEATHER AND YOUR BUSINESS
Services for retailers May's retail heatwave
In last year's August heatwave, Safeway responded to our alerts. Their sales increased by 800% for burgers, 700% for iceberg lettuces and 400% more sun creams were sold compared to the previous week. Find out what we can do to increase your sales...
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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Climate change and the insurance industry, Exeter, 15 June 2004
As a world leader in climate change research the Met Office is holding an event with the Association of British Insurers (ABI) to discuss the impact of climate change on the insurance industry.
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PAST UK WEATHER

May 2004
A dry month across most parts, the main exception being the far south-east, which experienced above average rainfall. Sunshine was close to, or above average across all areas. Mean temperatures were again above average across the whole of the UK, with the highest anomaly over eastern Scotland.

Monthly assessment | Contoured maps | Regional average

Temperature ranged from -3 °C to 20 °C at Altnaharra on 27th. Met Office London recorded a temperature of 25.3 °C on 19th.
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