Summer has gone AWOL as four 500 mile-wide Atlantic buffetings bring a two-week June monsoon.
After a soggy summer solstice today, the rest of June looks flaming wet rather than flaming hot.
Al fresco Euro 2020 football fans better invest in a poncho.
Forecasters said the “European Monsoon” phenomenon is seeing wet Atlantic winds hit – despite summer having started with a heatwave.
Washout
Three inches of rain are due in the next fortnight in the west, with an inch in the east.
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