Weather forecast - Sunday 5 July 2015
Morning
Partly cloudy
18°C
Feels Like: 19°C
Afternoon
Very cloudy
18°C
Feels Like: 19°C
Evening
Very cloudy
15°C
Feels Like: 16°C
Night
Partly cloudy
13°C
Feels Like: 13°C
Gentle Breeze
9 mph
South
wind gusts 23.4 mph
Some rare cloud will come and hide the sun on and off early on in the day. Clouds will be numerous in the afternoon.
Monday 6
12°C / 21°C
Tuesday 7
14°C / 21°C
Wed. 8
13°C / 18°C
Thursday 9
12°C / 19°C
Friday 10
13°C / 24°C
Saturday 11
14°C / 24°C
Sunday 12
14°C / 21°C
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Hull, situated on the north shore of the Humber estuary in north east England, has a maritime climate affected by breezes from the Gulf Stream which makes the weather very mild for its latitude. Hull is sunnier than most areas this far north in the British Isles and also drier due to the rain shadowing affect of the Pennines. Average yearly precipitation is around 659 mm. Average maximum summer temperatures are around 21°C and minimum temperatures are 10°C. The highest summer temperature recorded was in August 1990 when temperatures reached 34.4°C. Average minimum winter temperatures are 1.5°C, maximum temperatures are 7.6°C.
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Found on the River Hull at its junction with the Humber estuary in the ceremonial county of East Riding of Yorkshire, Hull’s full name is Kingston upon Hull and has a population of 256,000. Originating in the late 12th century, the city experienced having damage during the Second World War. Today, popular tourist attractions are the Old Town and Museum Quarter, Hull Marina, and The Deep. Hull’s climate is a temperate maritime one. Locally, it is drier and sunnier than cities in a similar location. It has an annual precipitation of 670mm. In summer, the average high temperatures are about 21°C with the warmest day being about 28°C. Winters are mild with an average high of 7°C and lows above 0°C.