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Edinburgh, Birmingham, Presteigne

Three place pages share one title shape. Edinburgh, United Kingdom - Detailed weather forecast, long range monthly outlook and climate information | Weather Atlas. Birmingham uses the same words after the place name. Presteigne uses the same words after the place name. The place name changes. The rest of the title does not.

The front page title does not follow that shape. The note on the front page quotes it: Weather Atlas comes first, and London is not in the title.

One pattern, three names

The pattern is the place, a comma, United Kingdom, a hyphen, Detailed weather forecast, long range monthly outlook and climate information, a bar, Weather Atlas. climate is lowercase. Detailed is capitalised. long range is two words.

Edinburgh is the first of the three. The heading under that title is Weather forecast, then Edinburgh, United Kingdom. Birmingham’s heading is Weather forecast, then Birmingham, United Kingdom. Presteigne’s heading is Weather forecast, then Presteigne, United Kingdom.

London’s own page, /en/united-kingdom/london, uses this same long title, with London in the first position. The front page, /, does not. So London has the long title on its city page and a different title on the front page. Edinburgh, Birmingham and Presteigne are quoted here from their city pages.

The three headings name the place and then United Kingdom. They do not add a second country. The note on the five languages shows London translated on the other front pages. These three headings are the English city pages.

The shared tail is Detailed weather forecast, long range monthly outlook and climate information. climate is lowercase in that tail.

Presteigne is written as United Kingdom

The Presteigne title says Presteigne, United Kingdom. The heading says Presteigne, United Kingdom. The page uses the country name United Kingdom, the same country name as Edinburgh and Birmingham.

This note does not add a county, a region, or another country name. Those words are not in the title or the heading that was read. The printed place is Presteigne, and the printed country is United Kingdom.

Edinburgh and Birmingham get the same country phrase. The title pattern does not single Presteigne out. The difference is the place name in the first position, and nothing else in the title.

The front page count says United Kingdom: 13.512 locations. It does not list Presteigne, Edinburgh or Birmingham inside that line. The note on the count leaves the line as a count, not as a list of these three names.

The Presteigne title and heading both say United Kingdom. They do not add another country name. Edinburgh and Birmingham use the same country phrase.

The printed country is United Kingdom on all three, and the note does not add a county.

The heading is shorter than the title

The title carries Detailed weather forecast, long range monthly outlook and climate information. The heading carries Weather forecast and the place. The long phrase is in the title. The heading does not repeat long range monthly outlook.

Weather forecast is shared by the three headings and by the London heading and by the front page heading. The place name is what changes: Edinburgh, Birmingham, Presteigne, London.

United Kingdom in the heading follows the place. On the climate page the heading has United Kingdom and no place name. The note on the climate page quotes that country-only heading. These three are place-then-country.

The bar before Weather Atlas is in the title. The heading does not end with Weather Atlas. The site name is in the title’s last position. On the front page, Weather Atlas is in the title’s first position. City pages and the front page swap that order.

Weather forecast is the short heading. The long phrase stays in the title. Weather Atlas is last in the city titles and first in the front-page title.

Paths

The addresses are /en/united-kingdom/edinburgh, /en/united-kingdom/birmingham and /en/united-kingdom/presteigne. Each is under /en/united-kingdom/. The place name in the path is lowercase. The place name in the title is capitalised.

london-weather-january and the other month paths are London paths. They are not Edinburgh month paths. This note does not invent a presteigne-weather-january address. The three paths above are the place pages, not month pages.

The note on the twelve months stays with the London month paths. Edinburgh, Birmingham and Presteigne are not those twelve.

Cities in the menu goes to /en/united-kingdom, the parent of these three paths. The menu word is Cities. The paths add the place.

The three paths are /en/united-kingdom/edinburgh, /en/united-kingdom/birmingham and /en/united-kingdom/presteigne. The place is lowercase in the path and capitalised in the title. They are place pages, not month pages.

This note does not invent a presteigne-weather-january path. The twelve month paths all say london-weather, and these three do not.

What the titles do not include

The three titles do not include 16°C, Friday, or 28. September. Those belong to the London today block. Copying them onto the Presteigne title would invent a line the Presteigne title does not have.

The three titles do not include the latitude 51.507351. That coordinate is on the front page, attached to London. It is not in the Edinburgh title.

They do include United Kingdom, the long forecast phrase, and Weather Atlas at the end. They include the place name at the start. That is the whole pattern.

Yu Media Group d.o.o. is not inside these titles. The author name stays in the author meta and the footer. The titles start with the place and end with Weather Atlas.

The three titles do not include 16°C or Friday, 28. September. Those stay on the London today block. They do not include the latitude 51.507351, which is on the front page next to London.

Yu Media Group d.o.o. is not in the three titles. Weather Atlas is the last item in each of them.

Questions

What do the three titles share?

After the place name: United Kingdom - Detailed weather forecast, long range monthly outlook and climate information | Weather Atlas.

How is Presteigne’s country written?

United Kingdom, in the title and in the heading. The heading is Weather forecast, then Presteigne, United Kingdom.

Does the front page use this title?

No. The front page title starts with Weather Atlas and says United Kingdom weather forecast and Climate information. London is in the heading, not in that title.