Last night was the coldest October night (-3.4°C) in Coventry since
1997 (-4.3°C) - only two October nights have been colder than last
night in the past 57 years, and only 10 since 1892.

Just for the record, the coldest October night in the city recorded an
overnight minimum temperature of
-4.9°C in 1935.

With a maximum temperature of just 7.4°C on Tuesday, it was the
coldest October day in the city since 1992 (7.0°C); the coldest
October day on record however managed just 2.7°C in 1934.

Steve Jackson
Bablake Weather Station
Coventry UK
www.bablakeweather.co.uk

On 29 Oct, 09:06, Steve J wrote:
Last night was the coldest October night (-3.4°C) in Coventry since
1997 (-4.3°C) - only two October nights have been colder than last
night in the past 57 years, and only 10 since 1892.

Just for the record, the coldest October night in the city recorded an
overnight minimum temperature of
-4.9°C in 1935.

With a maximum temperature of just 7.4°C on Tuesday, it was the
coldest October day in the city since 1992 (7.0°C); the coldest
October day on record however managed just 2.7°C in 1934.

Steve Jackson
Bablake Weather Station
Coventry UKwww.bablakeweather.co.uk

To have snow lying in October is pretty unusual. I can't recall in
all my 62 years seeing lying snow, although I do recall snow/sleet
falling before halloween.

Martin