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January 2005 - Scotland |
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Very stormy weather buffeted Scotland during the first 12 days, culminating in a severe gale on the night of 11th /12th, when five people on South Uist were killed. The disturbed weather continued until the 21st, with some snow. The last 10 days was a complete contrast as a large anticyclone to the west maintained very quiet conditions. Diary of Highlights 1st to 12th Daily rainfall exceeded 25 mm at some station on all but three days. Most of the time was spent in showery airstreams but warm sectors affected the country on the 3rd, 6th and 9th. These brought heavy rain to the west, especially on the 6th when 142 mm was recorded at Kinlochewe. On the 9th the temperature rose to 15°C at Lossiemouth. The climax of the stormy spell occurred on the night of 11th/12th when gusts reached 106 m.p.h. at Barra and 101 m.p.h. at Stornoway. 12th to 21st 22nd to 31st Soon, however, relatively mild air circulating around the High reached Scotland from the north. The mild air brought persistently cloudy conditions to the north, but south of the Highlands the cloud broke to give fair weather. Statistical details
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