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July 15th 06, 06:05 PM
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[WR] Romsey - 4 eighths blue sky but there's no cloud...
....because the other half is filled with smoke.
The source is away to the east, or just south of east, but the waves of orangish brown smoke drift overhead and can be seen elevated well to the west taking on the appearance of thin Cirrus. Occasionally there is a whiff in the air, most noticeable when the visibility reduced to 8km and the sun dimmed slightly around 1700Z. I was first aware of the smoke about 2 hours ago around 1600Z. Currently: SYNOP 15/1750Z 03/// 31959 00811 10241 20056 40275 57010 70400 333 10259= METAR EG// 151750Z 08011KT 9000 FU SKC Q//// BLU= Details: wind... E by N, force 4. visibility... variable between 9km (SE) and 40km (N). weather... smoke haze. clouds... of smoke only, otherwise nil. dry bulb... +24.1C. dewpoint... +5.6C. RH... 30%. max temp today... +25.9C. sea level pressure... 1027.5mb (falling slowly). beaufort letters (1650-1750Z)... bzy. Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire). |
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July 15th 06, 10:30 PM
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[WR] Romsey - 4 eighths blue sky but there's no cloud...
Think it's the same plume of smoke as seen to the north of my location in
Bournemouth. Was thinking that Canford Heath had gone up again but realised that the wind is in the wrong direction  Jim, Bournemouth "Nigel Paice" wrote in message ... ...because the other half is filled with smoke. The source is away to the east, or just south of east, but the waves of orangish brown smoke drift overhead and can be seen elevated well to the west taking on the appearance of thin Cirrus. Occasionally there is a whiff in the air, most noticeable when the visibility reduced to 8km and the sun dimmed slightly around 1700Z. I was first aware of the smoke about 2 hours ago around 1600Z. Currently: SYNOP 15/1750Z 03/// 31959 00811 10241 20056 40275 57010 70400 333 10259= METAR EG// 151750Z 08011KT 9000 FU SKC Q//// BLU= Details: wind... E by N, force 4. visibility... variable between 9km (SE) and 40km (N). weather... smoke haze. clouds... of smoke only, otherwise nil. dry bulb... +24.1C. dewpoint... +5.6C. RH... 30%. max temp today... +25.9C. sea level pressure... 1027.5mb (falling slowly). beaufort letters (1650-1750Z)... bzy. Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire). |
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