The temperature is still 26.3c at 19:40, after peaking at 27.8c at 18:20 BST, this is incredible warmth for Teignmouth on the coast.

Looking out to sea at the moment, it's completly calm, and the sea breeze has now died out.

http://www.teignmouthweather.co.uk/current.html

Correction the wind is now blowing from the land to the sea, hence the evening warmth on the coast.

On 2013-07-14 18:48:20 +0000, Teignmouth said:

Correction the wind is now blowing from the land to the sea, hence the
evening warmth on the coast.


I dont know if Mumbles coastguard station is still in existence, but in
the past their observations were fascinating at this time of year when
the sea breeze would peter out and they would get a slight drift from
Swansea late evening; and the temperature would rise by 4 or 5 degrees
after about 7pm.

On 14/07/13 19:45, Teignmouth wrote:
The temperature is still 26.3c at 19:40, after peaking at 27.8c at 18:20 BST, this is incredible warmth for Teignmouth on the coast.

Looking out to sea at the moment, it's completly calm, and the sea breeze has now died out.

http://www.teignmouthweather.co.uk/current.html

I went to the local bridge club yesterday evening at 21:30 to deal some
boards and when I arrived, the room thermometer was showing 26.9C. I
opened some windows and the temperature then went up to 27.1C and stayed
there. There was probably some enhancement of the local outside
temperatures from the surrounding restaurants but even so, normally,
opening windows well after sunset would be expected to have a cooling
effect.