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No surprises - the majority of Europe experienced a warm summer. The map shows the temperature anomaly relative to the 1981-2010 climate. (Map credit: @WorldClimateSvc)

Dramatic Himawari-8 satellite imagery of super Typhoon JEBI, which is expected to impact Japan early next week.

Strong signals for a high pressure anomaly to develop across northern Europe in September. This would lead to below average rainfall, notably for Scandinavia and the UK (and lots of pleasant autumn weather too!).

A stunning satellite photo from Himawari-8 showing Typhoon SOULIK, centred south of Japan.

High pressure magnet! The UK & Ireland still attracting the high pressure. This chart is the latest from the EC ensemble model and is valid for 7-11 July. Temperatures are likely to exceed 30 Celsius in places during this period.

June 2018 was a very warm month across most of Europe (relative to the 1981-2010 climatology). Map credit: @WorldClimateSvc

High pressure magnet! The UK & Ireland still attracting the high pressure. This chart is the latest from the EC ensemble model and is valid for 7-11 July.

The UK & Ireland continue to be a high pressure magnet this summer. This is the average weather map for 6-10 July as predicted by the EC ensemble model.

The 4 month sequence of sub-surface temperature anomalies shows the decay of shallow cool anomalies in the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean & the eastward propagation of a pool of warmer than average water further below the surface (credit: @BOM_au) #ElNino

April 2018 was much warmer than the 1981-2010 average for mainland Europe. The map shows an estimate of the temperature anomalies.