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Commonwealth Games Glasgow2014

The first week was HOT! now it's back to normal and there is rain in the forecast.

Commonwealth Games Glasgow2014

Issued: 21st July 2014 19:25
Updated: 1st August 2014 12:37

Friday 1st August update

After the amazing scenes from the Opening Ceremony on a sultry night in Glasgow, joking in song about "Land of Heather, Scottish Weather" - queue stage effects of thunder and lightning, the usual conditions are set to return.

Saturday - Hockey, Pole Vault final, Triple jump all likely to see some showers around, especailly in the afteroon up to 17C.  Also for the final Relays and Usain Bolt there could be showers at Hampden Park

Sunday-  Road Race Cycling the women might be lucky as they set off in the morning but rain looks like arriving by midday for the Mens race. 16C with blustery winds

 

Tues 29th July Update

Back from the Rhythmic Gymnastics, (spectating only) and a super day at the Hydro. Sunny Glasgow reached 27C and did have some train issues - Mmmm you know who you are. Luckily for me, on the way back to E.Lothian my carriage had air-con, poor folks in Coach D are probably still melted onto the floor. Met Clyde (see below), inside that costume must have been 39C! #sweaty

What about the second half of the Games? Day 6 today

This week will be cooler, highs of 18C, with a brisk Westerly breeze. This wind comes in off the Atlantic, so is fresher, than the humid heat of last week but also has more moisture. That means more chance of rain or showers.

There will be brighter spells mixed with the blustery showers and at the moment Sunday is looking the driest and sunniest day of this week. So fingers crossed for the Closing Ceremony.

Mon 21st July

Wimbledon's over, World Cup football finished, the next onslaught of sporting action to fill our screens will be the Commonwealth Games. I'm off to the Gymnastics this week, and getting very excited. Slightly worried my train journey could be hot and stuffy but I'm sure the train companies are on the ball.

As people travel from near and far to Glasgow, Edinburgh and Carnoustie, what does the weather have instore for the competitors, spectators and the outdoor events

Glasgow

Opening Ceremony Weds 23rd evening   Fine, sunny and very warm 22C with light winds at Celtic Park. Small risk of a shower

Thursday and Friday - hot and humid up to 26C (79F) sunny spells light winds, super summer weather

Saturday - more cloud than in the week, still warm and humid

Sunday- cooler and fresher, after recent heat. Bright spells with 18C

Venues elsewhere in Scotland

Barry Buddon Shooting Centre, Carnoustie Fri 25th fine start, risk of thundery showers Saturday, not as hot for eastern Scotland

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx7;ct=5493~Carnoustie;sess=#forecast

Indoor - Royal Commonwealth Pool Edinburgh. Thurs 24th and Fri 25th Bit of a walk from Waverley Station but the weather is looking fine and sunny. There is a still a breeze off the Firth of Forth so not the same heat as in Glasgow but pleasantly warm

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=uk7dayx7;ct=10026~Edinburgh;sess=#forecast

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