Summer 09 on Kwik Weather Forecasting Services is planned to be bigger than ever before with brand new areas planned on the the site to "wow" visitors. The site has invested a large sum of money into brand new forecast facilities, as well as a 24/7 Storm Prediction Centre as well as a brand new hurricane centre.

KWFS Senior Partner Rob Howard adds "Last Summer was a washout, as was Kwik Weather Forecasting Services, but this summer calls for a hot and stormy one, so therefore we've really put the effort in this year, launching June 5th the site will see brand new weather forecasts, updated 4 times daily as well as a live storm centre as well as the new hurricane centre for the budding hurricane watchers"

Kwik Weather Forecasting Services is a non-profit organistion that was established by Rob Howard in 2005. Since it has grown and is now expanding faster than ever before.

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Temperatures soared above 25c across London and Parts of the South East during today (Thursday) and tempetatures are likely to continue to be warm over the next few days.

Here is a quick look as the possible maximum temperatures across the UK over the next few days.

Friday - 25c
Saturday - 20c
Sunday - 25c
Monday - 27c
Tuesday - 26c

So get the BBQ out, summers paying us a visit!

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