yes true - but forget it's a ne'ly for the moment.. we'd get 10c with a
howling (SW) wind, we're still talking about 10c with a strong wind and
driving rain.. in July. My point being we get this with an average storm in
winter.

Jim.

"John Hall" wrote in message
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In article ,
Jim Smith writes:
Wouldnt a howling s-westerly with a long-ish sea-fetch produce a temp of
10c
here in winter?

But this was with a north-easterly.
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John Hall
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