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October 14th 07, 02:17 PM
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The 1300 GMT observation from Snowdon Summit gives an air temperature
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October 14th 07, 02:20 PM
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On 14 Oct, 14:17, crazyhorse wrote:
The 1300 GMT observation from Snowdon Summit gives an air temperature of 18.6 C. This must be quite extraordinary for mid-October. Actually after posting that I wonder if the observation has been transposed with one on the North Wales coast. I will calm down again. |
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October 14th 07, 02:21 PM
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"crazyhorse" wrote in message ups.com... The 1300 GMT observation from Snowdon Summit gives an air temperature of 18.6 C. This must be quite extraordinary for mid-October. That must be wrong. Even today's max temps (all in the south) show nothing above18C. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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October 14th 07, 07:34 PM
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"crazyhorse" wrote in message ups.com... The 1300 GMT observation from Snowdon Summit gives an air temperature of 18.6 C. This must be quite extraordinary for mid-October. I can't see why it should be that high John. Was it sunny at the time? But yes indeed if true, quite unusual. Will -- |
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October 15th 07, 11:07 AM
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On 14 Oct, 19:34, "Will Hand" wrote:
"crazyhorse" wrote in message ups.com... The 1300 GMT observation from Snowdon Summit gives an air temperature of 18.6 C. This must be quite extraordinary for mid-October. I can't see why it should be that high John. Was it sunny at the time? But yes indeed if true, quite unusual. Will -- I dont think the aws is operational at present is it? Aren't they doing building work up there? |
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