Can anyone tell me where I can find extreme statistics for Yorkshire. e.g.
The highest average annual temperatures, rainfall, sun etc. I am very
interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I think the East Riding
is favourite.

Regards
Mag

Driest place in Yorkshire is Headingly at close of play! (Sorry, couldn't
resist it!)

"Mag" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me where I can find extreme statistics for Yorkshire. e.g.
The highest average annual temperatures, rainfall, sun etc. I am very
interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I think the East
Riding
is favourite.

Regards
Mag

"Mag" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me where I can find extreme statistics for Yorkshire. e.g.
The highest average annual temperatures, rainfall, sun etc. I am very
interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I think the East
Riding
is favourite.

Spurn Head, I think ... mean annual rainfall 575mm.

Philip Eden

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"Mag" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me where I can find extreme statistics for Yorkshire.
e.g.
The highest average annual temperatures, rainfall, sun etc. I am very
interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I think the East
Riding
is favourite.

Spurn Head, I think ... mean annual rainfall 575mm.

Where did you get your information, Philip?

From my library.

pe

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"Mag" wrote in message
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"Mag" wrote in message
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Can anyone tell me where I can find extreme statistics for
Yorkshire.
e.g.
The highest average annual temperatures, rainfall, sun etc. I am
very
interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I think the
East
Riding
is favourite.

Spurn Head, I think ... mean annual rainfall 575mm.

Where did you get your information, Philip?

From my library.

pe

I was hoping you might know a website with the information. Never mind.
Thanks anyway.
Mag

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"Mag" wrote in message
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I am very interested in finding the driest place in Yorkshire. I
think the
East Riding is favourite.

Spurn Head, I think ... mean annual rainfall 575mm.

Where did you get your information, Philip?

From my library.

I was hoping you might know a website with the information. Never mind.
Thanks anyway.

The internet is quite handy for current and recent data, but useless
for historical stuff ... and likely to remain that way for quite a long time
yet.
If any website has the capacity to answer your question you can always try
a google search, entering keywords like "Yorkshire","rainfall","driest".
Sadly, these words don't produce much that's useful, indicating that no
website exists with this sort of information. For the time being
you are most likely to find answers to your questions by asking here.

Philip Eden

I realise this site doesn't answer all the questions you posed, but it
might be useful as a guide:-

http://www.metoffice.com/climate/uk/averages/index.html

The 'mapped averages' are particularly pertinent.

Martin.

"Martin Rowley" wrote in message
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I realise this site doesn't answer all the questions you posed, but it
might be useful as a guide:-

http://www.metoffice.com/climate/uk/averages/index.html

The 'mapped averages' are particularly pertinent.

Martin.

It's a great start for me, Martin.
Many thanks
Mag


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