After sandcastle/grandson duty on Weymouth Beach I wandered back via
an Information board.

There was a daily sunshine rainfall chart. It was too much to remember
the sunshine figures BUT it was stated that the 30 year July average
was 35.4mm and this July had got to 75.6mm. The 30 year annual was
stated as 751mm.
I may try and find out who/where records this data

There was a heck of a breeze but many people wearing not too much, and
quite a few in the water, which the board said was 17.2C. There were
some 300 people out and about, and it was very pleasant to see.

It was a good place to go for the grandson but the journey was
annoyingly slow because of dire traffic

R

Hilton

Robin,

Look no further:
http://www.geoffkirby.co.uk/Weather/Introduction/

Roger

Robin Nicholson wrote:
After sandcastle/grandson duty on Weymouth Beach I wandered back via
an Information board.

There was a daily sunshine rainfall chart. It was too much to remember
the sunshine figures BUT it was stated that the 30 year July average
was 35.4mm and this July had got to 75.6mm. The 30 year annual was
stated as 751mm.
I may try and find out who/where records this data

There was a heck of a breeze but many people wearing not too much, and
quite a few in the water, which the board said was 17.2C. There were
some 300 people out and about, and it was very pleasant to see.

It was a good place to go for the grandson but the journey was
annoyingly slow because of dire traffic

R

Hilton

http://www.weymouth.gov.uk/home.asp?sv=93
for working links.

Roger

Robin Nicholson wrote:
After sandcastle/grandson duty on Weymouth Beach I wandered back via
an Information board.

There was a daily sunshine rainfall chart. It was too much to remember
the sunshine figures BUT it was stated that the 30 year July average
was 35.4mm and this July had got to 75.6mm. The 30 year annual was
stated as 751mm.
I may try and find out who/where records this data

There was a heck of a breeze but many people wearing not too much, and
quite a few in the water, which the board said was 17.2C. There were
some 300 people out and about, and it was very pleasant to see.

It was a good place to go for the grandson but the journey was
annoyingly slow because of dire traffic

R

Hilton

On Fri, 31 Jul 2009 13:23:15 +0100, Roger Brugge
wrote:

http://www.weymouth.gov.uk/home.asp?sv=93
for working links.

Thanks for that - an excellent source of info. I have sent a message
to try and find out what the current recording equipment consists of -
from a photo on the site it suggests a Davis VP1

I note that the 30 year average for August is very much higher than
July

R