Sea breeze kicked in early and briskly at 1320Z today,
as a steady force 4 southerly brushed aside the earlier light
northerly regime, as well as shooing away the convective
clouds. No Cu or Sc exists in the southern half of the
sky, although there is plenty of thin Ci.

Off topic but may be of astronomical interest, I spotted
a bright green meteor 'flare' complete with trail, low to
the southwest, well before nightfall yesterday evening
at 2050Z while driving along the M27 just west of
Rownhams Services (northwest of Southampton).
It would have been startlingly bright if seen after dark.

Current ob:

SYNOP 16/1450Z
03/// 42681 61813 10197 20084 40234 51004 82801
333 82840 85078=

METAR
EG// 161450Z 18013KT 9999 FEW040 BKN280
20/08 Q//// BLU=

Brief details:
visibility... 35km.
max temp so far... +20.8C.
current temp... +19.7C.
RH... 48%.

Beaufort letters (1350-1450Z)... cy.

Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire)