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Here are the most recent blogs about Epping weather.
We aim to publish a blog monthly, summarising the weather of the preceding month. There's always something unusual about the weather to discuss!
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Still warm and wet as the evenings draw in
October is on average our wettest month - so did October 2021 follow the trend? Was it yet another unusually warm month? Find out here!
More…An afterglow of Summer
September started settled and warm, but finished cool and wet - so just how warm or wet was it overall?
More…Autumn comes early
Did summer miss out August this year? Overall, a wet, cool, dull month, continuing the wet trend since May.
More…And another wet month!
July proved to be another wet month, with further frequent heavy showers, and a mix of warm and cool days. How typical was this of an average July? Find out here!
More…June 2021 was a month of two halves
The first half of June was warm, sunny, with a couple of wet days; the second half was cool, dull, and very wet. So how did it rank overall?
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- Still warm and wet as the evenings draw in
- An afterglow of Summer
- Autumn comes early
- And another wet month!
- June 2021 was a month of two halves
- Our weather is still lurching between extremes!
- April Showers dry up
- Some Mad March Days but also record temperatures
- Winter and Spring in a couple of weeks
- The north wind doth blow, and we shall have snow
- A review of the weather in Epping in 2020
- Wet and gloomy sums it up
- A mild but otherwise average November
- Wet wet wet – weather review of October 2020
- Another heat record broken in September
- August had some of everything except snow
- A traditional English summer
- Not much Blazing in changeable June
- Wall to wall sunshine for lockdown May
- It’s April, so where are the showers?
- March comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb
- February Fill-dyke
- The warmest January in Epping records!