philip eden in his late night broadcast on radio5 last night was talkin about
possible high temps over bank holiday maybe 30 -32, any further details of this
anyone

i have mixed feelings i dont like the heat but would love to see the august CET
beaten

philip eden in his late night broadcast on radio5 last night

I would be very grateful for any pointers towards times / dates these
broadcasts, to save me (and others) listening to R5 for hours on end. I am sure
I would find it more informative than the half-past-midnight summary on R4.

thanks in advance!

Julian
Julian Mayes, West Molesey, Surrey.

In article ,
JJCMayes1 writes:
philip eden in his late night broadcast on radio5 last night

I would be very grateful for any pointers towards times / dates these
broadcasts, to save me (and others) listening to R5 for hours on end. I am sure
I would find it more informative than the half-past-midnight summary on R4.

I don't know about the evening ones, but the morning ones are nominally
at 6:28, 7:28 and 8:28 every day. (Though they often run up to 5 minutes
late). Those at 7:28 and 8:28 on Sunday usually include a look at the
prospects for the next 5 days.
--
John Hall
"Three o'clock is always too late or too early
for anything you want to do."
Jean-Paul Sartre (1905-1980)

there is often a review of world weather on monday mornings between 1.30 and 2
am on radio5

usually very interesting as well a shame radio 5 dont repeat it

"Mikephelan44" wrote in message
...
there is often a review of world weather on monday mornings between 1.30
and 2
am on radio5

Depending on pressure of other items, it normally goes out at 1.45 or 1.50
....
Tuesday morning, not Monday (although I suppose you could call it
Monday night). I got a trifle carried away with the Bank Holiday
outlook and over-egged the temperature forecast ... 30 is unlikely ...
but 25-27 probable. A touch of humble pie is needed, I think.

You can tell I'm hungry.

Philip Eden

"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote in message
...

"Mikephelan44" wrote in message
...
there is often a review of world weather on monday mornings between
1.30
and 2
am on radio5

Depending on pressure of other items, it normally goes out at 1.45 or
1.50
...
Tuesday morning, not Monday (although I suppose you could call it
Monday night). I got a trifle carried away with the Bank Holiday
outlook and over-egged the temperature forecast ... 30 is unlikely ...
but 25-27 probable. A touch of humble pie is needed, I think.

You can tell I'm hungry.

Philip Eden

It will help to keep the mean maximum temperature for the month up; this
is currently 28.5°C with a mean temperature of 20.9°C. Today is the
coolest at 23.2°C since the 1st of the month; last night was distinctly
cool with a minimum of 7.1°C.



Alan Gardiner
Chiswell Green, St Albans
N51:44 W00:22
101m ASL

In uk.sci.weather on Wed, 20 Aug 2003 at 16:12:18, Alan Gardiner wrote :


It will help to keep the mean maximum temperature for the month up; this
is currently 28.5°C with a mean temperature of 20.9°C. Today is the
coolest at 23.2°C since the 1st of the month; last night was distinctly
cool with a minimum of 7.1°C.

Nothing that low here - it was heading that way but a layer of cloud
swept in.
--
Paul Hyett, Cheltenham, England