FlashWeather EU 2015 09 20

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LAST WEEK: 13 September 2015 – 19 September 2015 Precipitation vs. LY

Temperature vs. LY

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Period of Record: Sep 13 2015 to Sep 19 2015

Period of Record: Sep 13 2015 to Sep 19 2015

City

• A Stormy Week. The remnants of Tropical Storm Henri merged with an Atlantic Depression generating strong winds and heavy rain across western Europe. High pressure re-built into the east with drier conditions returning to the area.

Wetter

Warm er

2015 2014 Change Normal

City

2015 2014 Change Normal

Ba - Sarajevo

22.4

15.3

7.1

15.9

No - Oslo

112

1

111

19

Rs - Belgrade

24.1

17.9

6.2

18.4

Fr - Lyon

130

30

99

22

Hu - Budapest

22.6

17.6

5.0

16.2

De - Hamburg

71

8

63

15

Tr - Ankara

21.8

17.0

4.9

18.2

Nl - Amsterdam

49

4

45

21

Gr - Athens

26.8

23.1

3.7

24.5

Fr - Paris

40

1

39

14

Uk - Glasgow, SC

10.8

14.8

-3.9

12.1

Rs - Belgrade

0

21

-21

11

Uk - Manchester, EN

11.5

15.5

-4.0

13.1

Ba - Sarajevo

0

22

-22

13

Nl - Amsterdam

14.1

18.6

-4.5

14.8

Tr - Ankara

0

35

-35

3

Uk - Crawley, EN

13.0

17.8

-4.8

14.1

Es - Barcelona

0

41

-41

14

Fr - Paris

15.3

20.1

-4.8

15.9

Tr - Istanbul

0

42

-42

7

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• Cool west, warm east. Rain, cloud, and onshore winds caused temperatures to slip to normal and below across the west. A strong warming trend developed across the east with heat wave like conditions over southeastern Europe. • Cooler conditions for the Western parts of Europe including Iberian Peninsula helped sales of Autumn products but more challenging for Eastern European markets.

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This Week Outlook • Cool for the west. Stagnant low pressure will continue to draw cooler air into the west along with periods of light rain. • Warmer for the east. High pressure will hold across the east with warmer conditions although rain will edge in from the west. • Cooler conditions vs LY will help drive sales of new Autumn products, again strongest in Western Europe.

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THIS WEEK: 20 September 2015 – 26 September 2015 Warm er

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THIS WEEKEND: 26 September 2015 – 27 September 2015

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Saturday

This Weekend Outlook • Remaining seasonable west, hotter east. Western areas will remain seasonable but cooler than LY. High pressure keeps the east very warm. Light rain will fall on the boundary between the mild west and warmer east.

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Next Week Outlook • Little change in the pattern. More unseasonable warmth will continue across the eastern half of the continent while the west remains close to normal and cooler than LY. • Rain presses eastward. Rain will fall along and east of the temperature boundary set up across the center of the continent. • Positive conditions for year on year sales growth on autumn winter products for Western Europe but the warmer conditions in Eastern Europe continue to challenge sales.

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NEXT WEEK: 27 September 2015 – 3 October 2015

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