Another lovely day with oodles of sunshine and warmth.

A maximum of 25.5C and feeling a little humid with a DP of around 18C.

In the last couple of hours all that warmth and humidity has ebbed away
and now replaced by something that feels decidedly cool. Stayed mostly
sunny throughout the transition.

Temperature (now at 19:30) 18.3C, sunny with a DP of just 11.3C. I guess
dinner later on will not be outside. That'll be a novelty, eating
indoors, who'd have thought.

I see the models are backtracking on a wet weekend for us here in the
deep south and seem to be keen on bringing back something more usual for
this summer; warmth and moderate humidity.

Really oppressive, sticky days have been few and far between this year
with DPs mostly between 15C & 18C. That's the same for the lack of any
very high UV levels. Not even reached 9.0 this year, most unusual but
not surprising given the lack of low pressure.

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Nick Gardner
Otter Valley, Devon
20 m amsl
http://www.ottervalleyweather.me.uk

Nick Gardner wrote:

Another lovely day with oodles of sunshine and warmth.

A maximum of 25.5C and feeling a little humid with a DP of around 18C.

In the last couple of hours all that warmth and humidity has ebbed
away and now replaced by something that feels decidedly cool. Stayed
mostly sunny throughout the transition.

Temperature (now at 19:30) 18.3C, sunny with a DP of just 11.3C. I
guess dinner later on will not be outside. That'll be a novelty,
eating indoors, who'd have thought.


Revelling in a temp of 15.8° in Tideswell at the moment, Nick. What a
pleasure after all that excessive heat :-)

P.S. Dinner was eaten a couple of hours ago, indoors. It was still too
hot in the conservatory.

--
Norman Lynagh
Tideswell, Derbyshire
303m a.s.l.
https://peakdistrictweather.org
Twitter: @TideswellWeathr