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December 1st 17, 08:26 AM
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Penzance - Long sea track wind keeps temperature.
The long sea track, as demonstrated by the recent persistent 'dangler' (now gone) has helped keep the temperature up a bit.
Max yesterday 9.1C (only a little colder, 8.6C, up at Culdrose). Min 5.0C last night. A F4-5 preventing the temperature falling much. The lowest temperatures of late being determined by the presence of a heavy hail shower. We need more of a NE wind to really lower the temperature here at this time of year, when the SST's still well into double figures. Graham Penzance |
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