Friday 2nd June 1944 was a much cooler and more unsettled day across the UK & Ireland. A weak ridge of high pressure built into western Ireland, but the flow was a generally moist one with low cloud on western coasts. Eastern and southern areas were much brighter with 12.6hrs
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Thursday 1st June 1944 was not as warm as previous days, although 77F was recorded at Bristol. High pressure remained north of Scotland, although fronts were now pushing east across the UK and Ireland. extending from a low south of Iceland. A more westerly flow was becoming established. Western areas of
