View Single Post
  #5   Report Post  
Old February 5th 10, 08:35 AM posted to uk.sci.weather
Nick[_3_] Nick[_3_] is offline
external usenet poster
 
First recorded activity by Weather-Banter: Apr 2009
Posts: 956
Default Not so mild here?

On Feb 4, 11:13*pm, "Yokel" wrote:
|"Nick" wrote in message

...
|On Feb 4, 6:05 pm, "Colin Youngs" wrote: "Nick" schreef in
...
: Seem to be two or three reports of mild temperatures today. Haven't
: been out much today but was out at a little after 1600 when it
: actually felt coldish, or at least no higher than average (this was
: Southampton). I'd have estimated 7C at absolute maximum - anyone have
: any figures for this area for around that time?


Southampton Weather
Centrehttp://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/EGHI.html


Colin Youngs
Brussels


|
|Thanks, that confirms my suspicions.
|I'd have to counter that "mostly clear" observation though - no sign
|of any stars outside!
|
|Nick
|

The wind has gone back far enough to drag low dew point air off the
Continent. *When I got home from work at 1700, I was could watch the dew
point sensor steadily counting back from about 4.4C to 3.6C in about an hour
or so. *Now showing 3.2C


Yes, I thought something like that might be happening: at around 1600
there were clear skies visible low in the southeast which (not having
seen the short term forecast) I guessed might have been moving
westwards. It never happened though and was wet by 2300, and this
morning there's the impression that the Atlantic has won - though not,
it would appear, for long. That said blue sky is visible for the first
time since sunset on Monday, and I certainly welcome that!

Nick