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Currently (13:15) 22.1C, rather better (in my opinion) than the 26C it was at this time yesterday.
Good sunny periods and a decreasing breeze. N early, veered E around 10:00, and has tended to decrease since - but still the odd quite strong gust. Graham Penzance |
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On 10/07/2018 13:34, Graham Easterling wrote:
Currently (13:15) 22.1C, rather better (in my opinion) than the 26C it was at this time yesterday. I was told by the powers that be that today would be cooler and fresher. Well it was a bit cooler with a maximum of 25.7C (unlike yesterday's 28.8C) but not fresher. With DPs around 18C for much of the afternoon and long sunny spells (nearly 9 hours of sunshine so far today), it felt like another very warm and rather humid day. Sunshine passed through 100 hours for the month so far with the total now at 109 hours. Nice. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk |
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Your sea breeze kept the drier air at bay. It will probably push into Devon this evening.
-- Freddie Ystrad Rhondda |
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On 10/07/2018 19:21, Freddie wrote:
Your sea breeze kept the drier air at bay. It will probably push into Devon this evening. Very true! I've just checked my data and a sea breeze has been blowing since 09:30 when the wind switched abruptly from the NE to SSE. That explains why it has been very sunny here since mid-morning whilst inland there has been quite a lot of cumulus development. When the sea breeze arrived the DPs rose from 14C to 17C, and eventually 18C. The sea breeze is still blowing well at 19:35 and the air feels warm and humid (current DP at 16C). People think sea breezes provide relief from heat and humidity but when the sea is as warm as it is now, then sometimes it brings quite oppressive conditions. This effect is earlier than normal and something more akin to August. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk |
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On Tuesday, 10 July 2018 19:37:14 UTC+1, Nick Gardner wrote:
On 10/07/2018 19:21, Freddie wrote: Your sea breeze kept the drier air at bay. It will probably push into Devon this evening. Very true! I've just checked my data and a sea breeze has been blowing since 09:30 when the wind switched abruptly from the NE to SSE. That explains why it has been very sunny here since mid-morning whilst inland there has been quite a lot of cumulus development. When the sea breeze arrived the DPs rose from 14C to 17C, and eventually 18C. The sea breeze is still blowing well at 19:35 and the air feels warm and humid (current DP at 16C). People think sea breezes provide relief from heat and humidity but when the sea is as warm as it is now, then sometimes it brings quite oppressive conditions. This effect is earlier than normal and something more akin to August. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk The drier air made it here, but got pushed back north by the sea breeze around 1600z. See posting in Weather & Climate group. I have no doubt that the river air will push south again here overnight to give a cool night - despite current dewpoints of 15. -- Freddie Ystrad Rhondda |
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On Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 6:54:49 PM UTC+1, Nick Gardner wrote:
On 10/07/2018 13:34, Graham Easterling wrote: Currently (13:15) 22.1C, rather better (in my opinion) than the 26C it was at this time yesterday. I was told by the powers that be that today would be cooler and fresher. Well it was a bit cooler with a maximum of 25.7C (unlike yesterday's 28.8C) but not fresher. With DPs around 18C for much of the afternoon and long sunny spells (nearly 9 hours of sunshine so far today), it felt like another very warm and rather humid day. Sunshine passed through 100 hours for the month so far with the total now at 109 hours. Nice. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk Prolonged sunshine here, and only light winds this afternoon. It felt rather muggy. Yesterday was hotter, but with a fresh breeze & rather lower humidity. http://www.sunrecorder.net/googlemap...serial=101 01 Graham |
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On Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 7:23:38 PM UTC+1, Graham Easterling wrote:
On Tuesday, July 10, 2018 at 6:54:49 PM UTC+1, Nick Gardner wrote: On 10/07/2018 13:34, Graham Easterling wrote: Currently (13:15) 22.1C, rather better (in my opinion) than the 26C it was at this time yesterday. I was told by the powers that be that today would be cooler and fresher. Well it was a bit cooler with a maximum of 25.7C (unlike yesterday's 28.8C) but not fresher. With DPs around 18C for much of the afternoon and long sunny spells (nearly 9 hours of sunshine so far today), it felt like another very warm and rather humid day. Sunshine passed through 100 hours for the month so far with the total now at 109 hours. Nice. -- Nick Gardner Otter Valley, Devon 20 m amsl http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk Prolonged sunshine here, and only light winds this afternoon. It felt rather muggy. Yesterday was hotter, but with a fresh breeze & rather lower humidity. http://www.sunrecorder.net/googlemap...serial=101 01 Graham Max 25.0C here today. 3 deg C above forecast. But a fresher feel to the air and altogether more pleasant. Len Wembury |
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