On Wednesday, April 23, 2014 3:55:26 PM UTC+1, Graham Easterling wrote:
Long sunny periods right on the coast, largely unbroken near Land's End. Plenty of cloud bubbled up just inland. A 'wave' on the front to the east did make the sunshine milky around noon, but not for long.

As a result the highest temperatures were right on the coast. 15.4C at St Ives, 15.3C in Penzance, 15.4C St. Martin's Scilly. Due to the land based cloud, even the most exposed coastal spots were a couple of degrees up on just inland. E.g. Land's End 14.7C, Camborne 13C.

Much the same today, prolonged sunshine on windward coasts, with Cu (and some Cb) inland. There was some 'Boscastle' type convergence along the north coast yesterday as a sea breeze created convergence right along the coast from Trevose head eastwards.

These conditions, when apart from some thin high cloud all the cloud is land based, is the time to be on Scilly http://www.scillyman.co.uk/Lowertown_Cam.html.

I'd be tempted to have a day trip if I wasn't having the kitched replaced.
Still virtually as good at Land's End http://www.landsendweather.info/

Surfy today as well

Graham
Penzance