"Norman" wrote in message
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Liam Steele wrote:

On 16/06/14 19:57, Norman wrote:
wrote:

On Monday, 16 June 2014 17:13:32 UTC+1, Graham Easterling wrote:
Another pleasantly warm day, with sunny spells. Cloud has come &
gone,
but always thin near the coast. As a result the temperature has
been
fluctuating between 18.0C & 20C, the peak (so far - it may well
rise a
bit yet) 20.3C. Very little breeze today, it feels quite muggy.



Last 5 days:-

12th Max 20.5C Sunny periods near calm along the south coast.

13th Max 22.7C Unbroken Sunshine

14th Max 22.0C Unbroken Sunshine - but rather a fresh offshore
breeze
PM.

15th Max 19.9C Sunny Spells & patchy cloud

16th Max 20.3C Sunny spells & patchy thin cloud



Surf has been coming and going. Flat today
http://www.sennen-cove.com/today2.htm , Should be nice off the
rocks
tomorrow morning, after a visit to the dentist I deserve to relax.
I'll
take the thermometer down & check the sea temperature a foot or so
below
the surface.



Wind has tended onshore along the north coast throughout recent
days.
This has meant quite a difference in north coast /south coast
temperatures at times, close to 5C on a couple of occasions.
Anomaly so
far (based on the full month mean) +0.6C Penzance, +0.7C Culdrose,
but
+0.1C Camborne .



Highest Max so far this month 22.7C Pz, 22.0C Cudrose, 20.5C
Camborne.



Graham

Penzance

It's 13 degrees here in Milton Keynes, and cloudy and drizzly (has
been
for the past three days). Top temperature has been 15 degrees. Lovely
June
weather!

The average daily max in June in your part of the world is around 19 or
20
deg so occasional days with 15 deg should be about as common as
occasional
days with 25. Nothing out of the ordinary.


That may be true, but it doesn't stop me feeling cold when I'm outside
with
my shorts and t-shirt on!

The obvious question - Why would anyone wear shorts and a T-shirt when
there's a max temp of only 15 deg? Dress according to the actual weather,
not
according to what you would like it to be:-)


15C is plenty warm enough for shorts and tee-shirt!

Will
--
http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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