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February 7th 07, 08:27 AM
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[WR] Fleet, Hampshire (-7.4C)
-7.4C was the overnight min. Easily the coldest night if the winter so far.
Currently -6.5C at 08:26. -- Brian Wakem Email: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/b.wakem/myemail.png |
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February 7th 07, 09:51 AM
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[WR] Fleet, Hampshire (-7.4C)
Brian Wakem wrote:
-7.4C was the overnight min. Easily the coldest night if the winter so far. Currently -6.5C at 08:26. Blimey!! amazing how temp measurements over a small area can differ. I measured -5.1C min with a temp of -3.9C just before school run at 8:30. -- Sarah, Fleet Hants |
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February 7th 07, 09:55 AM
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[WR] Fleet, Hampshire (-7.4C)
kiticat wrote:
Brian Wakem wrote: -7.4C was the overnight min. Easily the coldest night if the winter so far. Currently -6.5C at 08:26. Blimey!! amazing how temp measurements over a small area can differ. I measured -5.1C min with a temp of -3.9C just before school run at 8:30. looking at others temps it looks like mine is spuriously high? I keep my thermometer 1m above ground. Its not in a box but its under a little cut out corner of my shed (cut out so that the wheely bin can get through) where its very sheltered. Perhaps I need to think about giving it a proper home. -- Sarah ******************************************* Doctor, Doctor I think I'm a moth Get out of the way, your in my light! |
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February 7th 07, 10:20 AM
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[WR] Fleet, Hampshire (-7.4C)
kiticat wrote:
Brian Wakem wrote: -7.4C was the overnight min. Easily the coldest night if the winter so far. Currently -6.5C at 08:26. Blimey!! amazing how temp measurements over a small area can differ. I measured -5.1C min with a temp of -3.9C just before school run at 8:30. Farnborough recorded -8C and Odiham -7C, so I think you have a warm spot there! -- Brian Wakem Email: http://homepage.ntlworld.com/b.wakem/myemail.png |
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February 7th 07, 03:15 PM
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Fleet, Hampshire (-7.4C)
On 7 Feb, 10:20, Brian Wakem wrote:
Farnborough recorded -8C and Odiham -7C, so I think you have a warm spot there! -- Brian Wakem Email:http://homepage.ntlworld.com/b.wakem/myemail.png Up the road in Yateley, I don't have a proper sensor, but just for interest's sake I put the fridge thermometer outside on the patio table at 7.30am. By 7.45 it was steady at just below -8C. It's in a wide plastic casing, so the thermometer bulb was not in contact any cold surfaces. Rob |
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