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April 3rd 09, 05:43 PM
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Annoying Stratus
The sun/wind did not get to work on the St cloud here today as
forecast. So far overcast and cool all day in a light NE'ly then SW'ly wind with visibility around 3km in Haze. Maximum temperature of only 9.9'C compared with 16.5'C yesterday in clear afternoon skies. Looking at the Sat24.com visible satellite loop (up to 1600UTC) the St cloud is clearing but appears to be stalling over Sussex. Regards Richard Griffith Horsham AWS |
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April 3rd 09, 08:57 PM
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Richard G wrote:
The sun/wind did not get to work on the St cloud here today as forecast. So far overcast and cool all day in a light NE'ly then SW'ly wind with visibility around 3km in Haze. Maximum temperature of only 9.9'C compared with 16.5'C yesterday in clear afternoon skies. Looking at the Sat24.com visible satellite loop (up to 1600UTC) the St cloud is clearing but appears to be stalling over Sussex. Regards Richard Griffith Horsham AWS Hmm, you sound lucky to me. After a glorious blue skies Wednesday, two days of thick mirk off the North Sea with temperatures hovering around the 5-6 C mark here in East Yorkshire. |
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April 3rd 09, 11:52 PM
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On Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:57:32 +0100, Ian Sutherland wrote:
Hmm, you sound lucky to me. After a glorious blue skies Wednesday, two days of thick mirk off the North Sea with temperatures hovering around the 5-6 C mark here in East Yorkshire. Same here in East Kent. Yesterday, and most of today, was 'orrible. No mention of yesterday's weather on the R4 forecast -- just for sea fog in the NE; they always seem to forget we get it here too. |
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April 4th 09, 09:39 AM
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Annoying Stratus
Don't get too upset Simon,Margate got several mentions on Wednesday as the
stratus was forecast to roll in...They got it right. RonB "Simon Bennett" wrote in message ... On Fri, 03 Apr 2009 20:57:32 +0100, Ian Sutherland wrote: Hmm, you sound lucky to me. After a glorious blue skies Wednesday, two days of thick mirk off the North Sea with temperatures hovering around the 5-6 C mark here in East Yorkshire. Same here in East Kent. Yesterday, and most of today, was 'orrible. No mention of yesterday's weather on the R4 forecast -- just for sea fog in the NE; they always seem to forget we get it here too. |
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