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Today's max +10.1 deg. C (11th max this month in double figures)
Precip. NIL Strong, almost unbroken sunshine today - a remarkable day for January, felt really warm up against south facing walls. Now that we are a month from the shortest day there is real strength back in the sun. Our entire hot water tank was heated to +58 deg. C today from our 30 Thermomax evacuated tubes, which is good going in January. Also, 5 kWh of electricity off the pV array (highest daily output since 23 November '05; 1 unit exported to the national grid). Current (20:40) Temp +0.1 deg. C (same as last night's min; the 6th min of the month below zero looks inevitable) Dew point -0.9 deg. C RH 93% Wind Calm Pressure 1034 hPa Best wishes, Richard. -- Dartington, South Hams, Devon. 100 ft AMSL. 50' 12N, 03' 24W. |
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Not only is the dryness of this winter proving most interesting, but also
the lack of wind, at least in the SW. Since my VP was installed on 3 December '05 the max gust recorded has been 21KT ! The mean speed through December '05 was 0.6KT, and the mean speed so far this January is 1KT ! Now my site is reasonably sheltered, and the anemometer is not high enough (~2 metres up only) but still this is quite significant I think. Richard. "Richard Orrell" wrote in message ... Today's max +10.1 deg. C (11th max this month in double figures) Precip. NIL Strong, almost unbroken sunshine today - a remarkable day for January, felt really warm up against south facing walls. Now that we are a month from the shortest day there is real strength back in the sun. Our entire hot water tank was heated to +58 deg. C today from our 30 Thermomax evacuated tubes, which is good going in January. Also, 5 kWh of electricity off the pV array (highest daily output since 23 November '05; 1 unit exported to the national grid). Current (20:40) Temp +0.1 deg. C (same as last night's min; the 6th min of the month below zero looks inevitable) Dew point -0.9 deg. C RH 93% Wind Calm Pressure 1034 hPa Best wishes, Richard. -- Dartington, South Hams, Devon. 100 ft AMSL. 50' 12N, 03' 24W. |
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Richard Orrell writes: Not only is the dryness of this winter proving most interesting, but also the lack of wind, at least in the SW. Since my VP was installed on 3 December '05 the max gust recorded has been 21KT ! The mean speed through December '05 was 0.6KT, and the mean speed so far this January is 1KT ! Now my site is reasonably sheltered, and the anemometer is not high enough (~2 metres up only) but still this is quite significant I think. I know that it's been a very quiet month, but it's hard to believe that the mean wind speed could be quite that low. Are you sure that the anemometer is working correctly? -- John Hall "Never play cards with a man called Doc. Never eat at a place called Mom's. Never sleep with a woman whose troubles are worse than your own." Nelson Algren |
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