On Sunday, July 15, 2018 at 6:04:23 PM UTC+1, Nick Gardner wrote:
Excellent visibility today with a pristine deep blue sky and not even a
hint of any haze/contrail/cloud anywhere.

A strong sea breeze has been blowing since mid-morning keeping the
temperature pegged back a little but the humidity high, such is the
warmth of the sea now. The last time the sea felt this warm was in
August 2005.

Unbroken, scorching sunshine got the temperature up to 26.1C.

I see there was a sea-breeze convergence line down the spine of the
peninsula this afternoon.

Pressure falling though I am still doubtful we're going to get much rain
here tomorrow to green the brown countryside.

Nearly half-way through the month and what a sizzler:
1st - 15th July
Mean minimum = 13.6C
Mean maximum = 26.3C
Mean = 20.0C
Rain = 21.4 mm (of which 19.1 mm fell in one spell of thundery rain)
Sunshine = 164 hours.

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Nick Gardner
Otter Valley, Devon
20 m amsl
http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk
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Mean max 25.2C
mean min 15.3C

Total rain 17.1 mm (16.8 mm fell on 1st)

Max 28.9 C on 2nd.

Similar to yours Nick but we have had warmer nights.

Len
Wembury, SW Devon