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Mean temperatures were close to average across East Anglia and SE England to slightly above average across Northern Ireland and Scotland. Rainfall was generally well below average across the UK, although slightly above average rainfall across a narrow band from Oxfordshire to the Wash.

Sunshine levels were generally above average across the UK, although close to or below average across the Northern and Western Isles, East Anglia and SE England.

Normanby Hall (Lincolnshire) recorded a maximum temperature of 20.9 °C on 12th. Aboyne (Aberdeenshire) recorded a minimum temperature of -4.9 °C on 25th. Brize Norton (Oxfordshire) recorded 64.8 mm of rainfall on the 16th.

October 2007 in England
It was a very quiet October across England with high pressure dominant for much of the month. However, brief spells of unsettled weather brought some locally heavy rain.

October 2007 in Scotland
Plenty of dry spells with above average temperatures. Sunshine generally well above average, but close to or below average across the Western and Northern Isles.

October 2007 in Northern Ireland
Drier than expected in Autumn, with above average sunshine and temperatures.

October 2007 in Wales
It was a very quiet October with high pressure over or near Wales for much of the month. However, there were brief periods of unsettled weather that brought locally heavy rain.

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	Mean temperatures were close to average across East Anglia and SE England to slightly above average across Northern Ireland and Scotland. Rainfall was generally well below average across the UK, although slightly above average rainfall across a narrow band from Oxfordshire to the Wash. Sunshine levels were generally above average across the UK, although close to or below average across the Northern and Western Isles, East Anglia and SE England. Normanby Hall (Lincolnshire) recorded a maximum temperature of 20.9 °C on 12th. Aboyne (Aberdeenshire) recorded a minimum temperature of -4.9 °C on 25th. Brize Norton (Oxfordshire) recorded 64.8 mm of rainfall on the 16th. October 2007 in England It was a very quiet October across England with high pressure dominant for much of the month. However, brief spells of unsettled weather brought some locally heavy rain. October 2007 in Scotland Plenty of dry spells with above average temperatures. Sunshine generally well above average, but close to or below average across the Western and Northern Isles. October 2007 in Northern Ireland Drier than expected in Autumn, with above average sunshine and temperatures. October 2007 in Wales It was a very quiet October with high pressure over or near Wales for much of the month. However, there were brief periods of unsettled weather that brought locally heavy rain.

The UK Year So Far - October 2007