Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and 15.7C
at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next week may
take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild weather by
the end of next week.

STUART ONYECHE wrote:
Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and 15.7C
at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next week may
take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild weather by
the end of next week.



October is currently about 1.5° warmer than 2005, which was in turn about 1°
warmer than 2004.

The year to end of September temperatures for 2006 and 2005 reveal only a small
difference however, so nothing crazy here (one's self excluded of course).

--
Gianna

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 15:50:18 GMT, "STUART ONYECHE"
wrote:

Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and 15.7C
at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next week may
take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild weather by
the end of next week.


He-

No earlier records.
2002 8.1°C
2003 9.3°C
2004 9.3°C
2005 11.0°C
2006 12.5°C so far.

--
Alan White
Twenty-eight miles NW of Glasgow, overlooking Lochs Long and Goil in Argyll, Scotland.
Webcam and weather:- http://windycroft.gt-britain.co.uk/weather
Some walks and treks:- http://windycroft.gt-britain.co.uk/walks

In uk.sci.weather on Sat, 21 Oct 2006, STUART ONYECHE
wrote :

Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and 15.7C
at Portsmouth.

Just 12.9C here - though that's still well above average, of course.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)

October is currently about 1.5° warmer than 2005, which was in turn about 1°
warmer than 2004.

The year to end of September temperatures for 2006 and 2005 reveal only a small
difference however, so nothing crazy here (one's self excluded of course).

Step changes of this kind (circa 1 deg. C per year) are of serious
interest if part of a consistent trend (highly uncertain).

24-hr mean in S. Devon (S. Hams) currently 13.7 deg. C (+2.6 C anomaly
from 1971-2000 eLTA). This is I believe exceptional, though we do live
in truly unprecedented times.

Today's max +16.9 Deg. C
Precip 4.4mm

Richard.

Dartington, South Hams.

In message
Alan White wrote:

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 15:50:18 GMT, "STUART ONYECHE"
wrote:

Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and 15.7C
at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next week may
take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild weather by
the end of next week.


He-

No earlier records.
2002 8.1°C
2003 9.3°C
2004 9.3°C
2005 11.0°C
2006 12.5°C so far.

Here at Leicester

2002 9.8
2003 9.0
2004 10.6
2005 13.0
2006 13.4 so far



--
Created on the Iyonix PC - the world's fastest RISC OS computer.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/m.dixon4/

"STUART ONYECHE" wrote in message
k...
Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October
is running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and
15.7C at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next
week may take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild
weather by the end of next week.


I wonder if I will make it to November without having to put the heating on.
It will be a first if so.

In uk.sci.weather on Sat, 21 Oct 2006, Adam Lea
wrote :

I wonder if I will make it to November without having to put the heating on.
It will be a first if so.

You could make it through the whole winter if you wanted, though you
might get rather cold.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham (change 'invalid83261' to 'blueyonder' to email me)

wrote in message
...
In message
Alan White wrote:

On Sat, 21 Oct 2006 15:50:18 GMT, "STUART ONYECHE"
wrote:

Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October
is
running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and
15.7C
at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next week
may
take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild weather
by
the end of next week.


Mean of 15.1C so far this month here at Canary Wharf, London.

"Adam Lea" wrote in message
...

"STUART ONYECHE" wrote in message
k...
Another rediculously mild month so far, the mean temperature for October
is running at 16C at London Weather Centre (18.6C mean Tmax) to 20th, and
15.7C at Portsmouth. The forecast of more average weather at times next
week may take the edge of these, but the GFS hints at more unusually mild
weather by the end of next week.


I wonder if I will make it to November without having to put the heating on.
It will be a first if so.



I sincerely hope not for those of us who enjoy cold weather.

Will.
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