"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
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On 21 Dec, 14:11, Ken Cook wrote:
On 21 Dec, 12:27, RCO wrote:

Just had a look to check what I was suspecting, and

from Leconfield
0500 3.9 °C
0600 3.8 °C
0700 3.6 °C
0800 3.0 °C
0900 2.8 °C
1000 2.4 °C
1100 2.2 °C

Hmm, anyone care to give me an idea why? Jon? Will? Anyone?
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Rob C. Overfield
Hull

Hi, Rob,
Similar here. High just -0.1C at 11Z now down to -1.6C at 14Z. I think
the flow is more off the land than recently and there is less North
sea warming. The cloud seems to be thinning also, or maybe it's just
one of those things.
It's certainly bitter with keen SSE'ly, mist and windchill -7C

211400Z 16007KT 2000 BR 8ST M02/M02 Q1024
Ken
Copley, Teesdale

Just 11.2 Max here, reached 11.3C yesterday.

Good visibility & sunny spells, not yesterdays unbroken sunshine, some
rather attractive altocumulus. Much less wind today, so it feels quite
pleasant. Ground very dry after a windy week with low humidity.

I'm quite surprised, given the long period of easterlies, that the
really cold air never made it this far west. Did the shalllow nature
of the cold air make it more succeptible to warming by the sea?

Graham
Penzance

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I think it must have Graham. Mind you your weather is always different to
English weather anyway!

Will
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