Will,
Lovely day all day here in Plympton.

Stan

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Jon O Rourke wrote:
Max so far at Heathrow 20.7°C at 1334Z.

BTW I think all Christmas stock should be removed when the temperature
rises above 20°C :-)

Jon.



Just come back from a lovely walk, no car required from where I live,
not quite the views that Will has, but nice to be on my door step.

Refresh the front page of my website to see one of the pictures just
taken. The high rise buildings of Southend-on-Sea can be seen in the
distance.

Max today 18.8°c


Hi Keith,

What a lovely picture of the English countryside in early autumn, you can
almost
smell the grass! Thanks.
Cloud cleared here completely at 1645 to leave a lovely end to the day.

Cheers,

Will.
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And glorious sun to the south of you

Stan

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The low cloud cleared here around an hour ago and the day is shaping-up
to be absolutely glorious.


And in Penzance. Cloudless all day so far,

It's 19.5C already, with wall-to-wall sunshine and a gentle easterly
drift.

19.6 degrees at noon, so should reach 20degrees.


This is unbelievable, sun to the east of me, sun to the west of me and now
the
cloud is rolling in again and the mist thickening here at 1540 after a few
brief
glimpses of a yellow disc in the sky.

Temp still 13.9 deg C

Bring on the clear polar air in winter with snow showers :-)

Will.
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After two fine sunny days here it was grey and dull today. Fortunately
I had seen the forecast so headed up to the Moray coast.

There was nothing but grey murk as far as Keith (about 45 miles N.W. of
Aberdeen) then the cloud cleared and by Fochabers ( about 10 miles
further on) there was brilliant sunshine. Clear blue skies all
afternoon at Elgin and Lossiemouth with a high of 17C.

Meanwhile the max back here in Aberdeen was 12.3C. Just one of the last
eight days here has exceeded 12.5C which, given it's supposed to be
October not November, is pathetic.

Furthermore only two days this month have reached 15C - another pitiful
statistic given that the average absolute monthly maximum is 18C and
that 15C was not reached at all last October.

20C is seldom reached in Aberdeen in October nowadays yet old monthly
weather reports show that, up to 1973, this was a reasonably regular
occurrence (every 3-4 years or so).

Richard Slessor,
Hazlehead, Aberdeen.

In uk.sci.weather on Sat, 15 Oct 2005 at 16:28:08, Keith (Southend)
wrote :


Just come back from a lovely walk, no car required from where I live

Well, it wouldn't be a *walk* if you did...
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Paul Hyett, Cheltenham