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Jet stream "fingerprints" can be seen on November's surface temperature anomaly map - with colder than average in N & W Europe, and much warmer than average in the E & SE. @WorldClimateSvc

Strong signals for a low pressure anomaly to cover large parts of Europe in the first week of November. This will bring 60-75mph winds to parts of S England on Saturday and generally large amounts of rain, notably to France & NW Iberia.

A large low pressure anomaly is expected to sit over NW Europe during the first week of November (at least). As a result, it's likely to be wetter than average - notably for S UK, France, Portugal, Spain (except E coast) & W Italy.

Considerable wave heights expected around the Azores on Wednesday, in association with hurricane Lorenzo (map credit: @metdesk)

@MoncefBousba @EKMeteo @WorldClimateSvc Here are the comparisons using the 1981-2010 and 2009-2018 baselines.

Here’s an estimate of the temperature anomalies, relative to the 30 year climatology, for July 2019. Generally warmer than average in the west (notably France) & Norway & N Sweden. Colder than average in Poland and eastwards to Russia, also SW Iberia (via @WorldClimateSvc).

A high pressure anomaly is expected over Ireland & the U.K. next week, which should be good news for @Wimbledon

Generally an east-west split across Europe in the coming days (at least) - blue illustrates colder than average, red shows warmer. #summer #weather

May was colder than the 30 year average over large parts of Europe. Most countries from Poland to Italy had the coldest May in over 10 years. It was warmer than average in southern Iberia. It was also notably warm in Turkey. (map credit @WorldClimateSvc)

A very large high pressure anomaly, centred over Scandinavia and impacting most of Europe will erode as a low pressure anomaly develops near Iceland and the British Isles. Weather patterns will turn unsettled after a warm, pleasant spell in NW Europe.