From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

Today we will be lucky to reach 14. It's bleak, but the real rain has
remained just to the south.
I've just turned on the heating for the first time.

Graham

Penzance

Hi Graham

If I ignore the 8th of July when a max of 14.9C was attained (this was a
record 'cold' max for me, quite exceptional), then I have to go back to the
27th of April (14.1C) to find a day max that was less then 15.0C. That
equals so far, 170 consecutive days of temperatures exceeding 15.0C.

Today was a pleasant 16.1C here and sunny.
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Nick

Worcester
45 AMSL

"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

Today we will be lucky to reach 14. It's bleak, but the real rain has
remained just to the south.
I've just turned on the heating for the first time.

Graham

Penzance

"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?


Not me, that's for sure (:

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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?


Not me, that's for sure (:


15 is too hot for me as well.

22/5 max 14.4
31/5 14.8
20/6 14.0
22/6 13.5
23/6 14.7
8/7 13.3
20/9 14.6
24/9 13.9
29/9 14.7
1/10 12.9
3/10 13.1
4/10 14.2
5/10 14.7
6/10 13.2
7/10 14.2
8/10 12.8
9/10 10.6

An interesting statistic, thanks.

Will.
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Up here in Highland Perthshire we had 27 days below that mark during the
period, can anyone beat that?

BTW - great prog about the Faroes last night - hope everyone saw that?

brian
aberfeldy





"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

Today we will be lucky to reach 14. It's bleak, but the real rain has
remained just to the south.
I've just turned on the heating for the first time.

Graham

Penzance

Yep, OT but interesting prog.

Bit too much harping on through rose coloured spectacles (if that possible!)
about how well they live with their environment for my taste. I wonder what
the Faroese population density is, or that of their total land and sea area?
I wonder if UK's human 'ecological footprint' would be less damaging if our
population density was as low? Case of an apples and oranges comparison
perhaps.

They're a funny bunch shepherds, but the ones last night were, without
doubt, the maddest shepherds I've ever seen :O

Peter
Dartmoor

It's cold wet and horrid down here this morning. Nothing like 152 days here.

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Up here in Highland Perthshire we had 27 days below that mark during the
period, can anyone beat that?

BTW - great prog about the Faroes last night - hope everyone saw that?

brian
aberfeldy





"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152
consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

Today we will be lucky to reach 14. It's bleak, but the real rain has
remained just to the south.
I've just turned on the heating for the first time.

Graham

Penzance

"Brian Blair" wrote in message
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Up here in Highland Perthshire we had 27 days below that mark during
the
period, can anyone beat that?

Hi, Brian,

41 days below 15C max in that period, but we don't go for high max temp
records here!

We did have 4 night mins above 15C though, all in August. Annual average
1.8 days, so phew to all of you! (;0)

Best wishes,

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Ken Cook wrote:
"Brian Blair" wrote in message
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Up here in Highland Perthshire we had 27 days below that mark during

the

period, can anyone beat that?


Hi, Brian,

41 days below 15C max in that period, but we don't go for high max temp
records here!

82 days here didn't reach 15C in that period.

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"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

Today we will be lucky to reach 14. It's bleak, but the real rain has
remained just to the south.
I've just turned on the heating for the first time.

Graham

Penzance


No - but the heating is still off.

Alan
St Albans

"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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From 9/5/04-8/10/04 every day exceeded 15 degrees. That's 152 consecutive
days.
A new record for Penzance. Can anybody beat this?

190 days here. April 3rd, 2004 gave a maximum temperature of +14.2C; the
following months failed to give any temperature maxima below the 15C
threshold. But then again this is Athens, I should be posting from the
northern plains of the country or the northwest: I'd already have reported
an air frost

Yannis, SE Athens
+20.2C, RH 71%, SLP 1017.3 hPa
http://www.e-kairos.com