Vile weather today, overcast, dull with persistent rain & drizzle up to
7mm now, been on for the last 9 hours.
Max overnight was 10.6c but fell back down to 7c this morning, currently
7.5c

Thank god this mild **** is only going to be short lived a few days of
this would do my head.
Much prefer the sunny, cold & frosty days of the first 2 weeks of the
month anytime!!!

Weston Coyney weather station (North Staffordshire) 220 metres asl
--
Graham

Graham wrote:
Vile weather today, overcast, dull with persistent rain & drizzle up to
7mm now, been on for the last 9 hours.
Max overnight was 10.6c but fell back down to 7c this morning, currently
7.5c

Thank god this mild **** is only going to be short lived a few days of
this would do my head.
Much prefer the sunny, cold & frosty days of the first 2 weeks of the
month anytime!!!

Weston Coyney weather station (North Staffordshire) 220 metres asl

The crazy thing is I've felt colder today, yet it's been our mildest day
of the month. I hope I'm not going down with something :-0

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Please keep lavatorial words and expressions off these pages.Keep group
clean.
John


"Keith (Southend)" wrote in message
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Graham wrote:
Vile weather today, overcast, dull with persistent rain & drizzle up to
7mm now, been on for the last 9 hours.
Max overnight was 10.6c but fell back down to 7c this morning, currently
7.5c

Thank god this mild **** is only going to be short lived a few days of
this would do my head.
Much prefer the sunny, cold & frosty days of the first 2 weeks of the
month anytime!!!

Weston Coyney weather station (North Staffordshire) 220 metres asl

The crazy thing is I've felt colder today, yet it's been our mildest day
of the month. I hope I'm not going down with something :-0

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Bad luck Graham! Warmest day here for weeks - 13.4C and reasonably bright
at times.

Lost the cold but also lost the sunshine as well, only managed 0.8 hours
today.

A max of 12.3°C earlier this afternoon. Despite the dullness it is such a
pleasure to outside without feeling the cold. Shame it's all about to change
with a nasty SE wind likely to be blowing down these parts. That can make
things really horrible with a raw wind blowing in off the sea.

This Xmas Day weather looks like it will be a repeat of Xmas Day 2006. We
all went for a stroll along the beach but had to give up after a short while
because the SE wind was so cold it made your face go numb. Perishingly
unpleasant springs to mind. We had to head for the Old Ship to thaw out.

(19:45), 9.8°C, RH 85%, DP 7.3°C, 1031 hPa (R), Wind 6 mph W.
________________
Nick.
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

Blimey Nick you're like an old man. :-)
Just checked and Xmas Day 2006 had a max. of 5.1C up here in Haytor, hardly
perishingly cold and the wind was just as strong up here being SE'ly!

Everywhere is just damp in these bloomin southwesterlies, max. +10.6C which
was very mild but give me the dry and genuinely cold weather any day!

Roll on the easterlies!

Will
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"Nick Gardner" wrote in message
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Bad luck Graham! Warmest day here for weeks - 13.4C and reasonably bright
at times.

Lost the cold but also lost the sunshine as well, only managed 0.8 hours
today.

A max of 12.3°C earlier this afternoon. Despite the dullness it is such a
pleasure to outside without feeling the cold. Shame it's all about to
change with a nasty SE wind likely to be blowing down these parts. That
can make things really horrible with a raw wind blowing in off the sea.

This Xmas Day weather looks like it will be a repeat of Xmas Day 2006. We
all went for a stroll along the beach but had to give up after a short
while because the SE wind was so cold it made your face go numb.
Perishingly unpleasant springs to mind. We had to head for the Old Ship to
thaw out.

(19:45), 9.8°C, RH 85%, DP 7.3°C, 1031 hPa (R), Wind 6 mph W.
________________
Nick.
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

Just checked and Xmas Day 2006 had a max. of 5.1C up here in Haytor,
hardly perishingly cold and the wind was just as strong up here being
SE'ly!

It may not have been that cold temperature wise but that SE wind blowing in
off the sea was numbing, I know, I was there. Inland it wasn't so bad.

Blimey Nick you're like an old man. :-)

I'm getting on a bit does tha know, I have t' take things easy and a cold
wind plays havoc with me shrapnel.
_______________
Nick.
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

"Graham" wrote in message
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Vile weather today, overcast, dull with persistent rain & drizzle up to
7mm now, been on for the last 9 hours.
Max overnight was 10.6c but fell back down to 7c this morning, currently
7.5c

Thank god this mild **** is only going to be short lived a few days of
this would do my head.
Much prefer the sunny, cold & frosty days of the first 2 weeks of the
month anytime!!!

Weston Coyney weather station (North Staffordshire) 220 metres asl
--
Graham

Well Graham we only reached 7C yesterday as well and it was bright with
sunny glimpses (your kind of ****) so it happens here too too often as
well. You must be joking but I believe I know your not, the first 2 weeks
of December were froze my body up less of that the better. I'd have been
grateful for even 7C during this Decembers first weeks, most of which were
no more than 2 or 3C for west London. You actually LIKE that! You make it
sound as thouugh its been gloriously clear and bright light winds with days
of unbroken sunshine. Theres gotta be sommat wrong with your head man. Sad
thing is you're not alone on here either. So we obviously have completely
differing sets of what constitutes our prefered weather type.
DaveR westLondon

"Nick Gardner" wrote in message
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Just checked and Xmas Day 2006 had a max. of 5.1C up here in Haytor,
hardly perishingly cold and the wind was just as strong up here being
SE'ly!

It may not have been that cold temperature wise but that SE wind blowing
in off the sea was numbing, I know, I was there. Inland it wasn't so bad.


OK sub-zero wind chill, I'll let you off on that, rosy cheeks weather :-)

Blimey Nick you're like an old man. :-)

I'm getting on a bit does tha know, I have t' take things easy and a cold
wind plays havoc with me shrapnel.


Yeah I thought so, you're at least 105 then :-)

Cheers,

Will
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"Dave R." wrote in message
et...
So we obviously have completely differing sets of what constitutes our
prefered weather type.
DaveR westLondon

I do believe he's getting the hang of it at last!

Will
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"Nick Gardner" wrote in message
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Despite the dullness it is such a pleasure to go outside without feeling
the cold. Shame it's all about to change with a nasty SE wind likely to be
blowing down these parts. Nick.
Otter Valley, Devon

Er Sommats very wrong here. You OK Nick? I mean with your comment there? You
said "such a
pleasure to go outside without feeling the cold." I'm sure this is a
wind-up?
DaveR west London (known it feel milder not enough moisture)