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A North-South split will divide the UK this week. The Atlantic Low will track north, dumping heavy rain on Scotland while Southern England receives far less rain than expected. The South will bake at 30°C as a French heat plume locks in. How much will actually reach the parched south
The drought in southern England needs magical cold spells, and who better to deliver them than Harry Golf Putter’s third adaptation (WB did not allow us to use the real one). Yes, it arrived first because we have a lower budget than the TV version.
Harry Putter had a vision of the low’s path seen on the video. He saw how the upper low will go even further north, stopping the rain over Scotland on Saturday night.
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The Atlantic low will approach Ireland on Sunday. Monday will bring downpours to Scotland, with the Midlands catching some overnight.
But the south? His vision cut out. He turned to HerMayonnaise and Ron: “99% alcohol.”
The trio’s plan
When Hermayo studies the meteorological charts, she sees the problem immediately. The Azores High will stand firm like the walls of Hogwarts, blocking any moisture from reaching the parched south. A
zores High blocks the south. The trio will try to steer the Atlantic Low around it. The solution seems simple: they don’t need to create rain; they just have to steer the incoming Atlantic Low southward. The trio will gather in the Room of Requirement, wands
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