2m temperature and 10m winds
Base Time: Mon 02 Nov 2026 12 UTC T+24 Valid time: Tue 03 Nov 2026 12 UTC (T+24)
This page shows the ECMWF Control forecast (ex-HRES) of:
- Wind at the lowest model level (about 10 metres above the surface) shown as black arrows. Arrow length is proportional to wind speed.
- Two metre temperature (colour shading, 4°C intervals). The 2m temperature is a post-processed product, derived by non-linear interpolation between temperatures at the lowest model level (~10 m) and at the surface (i.e. the 'skin temperature').
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