Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James
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James Brown

On 14 Feb, 12:51, James Brown
wrote:
Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James
--
James Brown

Yes, a big difference now yesterday's breeze has gone & the sunshine's
back.

Busiest the beach car park's been for a while - despite there being no
surf. http://www.chapelidne.com/php/surf_report.php

Graham
Penzance

On Feb 14, 1:08*pm, Graham Easterling
wrote:
On 14 Feb, 12:51, James Brown
wrote:

Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James
--
James Brown

Yes, a big difference now yesterday's breeze has gone & the sunshine's
back.

Busiest the beach car park's been for a while - despite there being no
surf.http://www.chapelidne.com/php/surf_report.php

Graham
Penzance

Not sure if you're completely sunny but might you be on for the first
10 hour reading of the year if so? Yesterday there was theoretically
9hr54 of sun in Southampton, and you're a bit further south and we get
about +4 more daylight each day, so it's possible?

Nick

Not sure if you're completely sunny but might you be on for the first
10 hour reading of the year if so? Yesterday there was theoretically
9hr54 of sun in Southampton, and you're a bit further south and we get
about +4 more daylight each day, so it's possible?

Exactly 10 hours of daylight (sunrise to sunset) today for this location.

The sun rose at 07:28 and will set at 17:28 this evening.

I'm going to have to wait another week before I should be able to actually
record more than 10 hours of sunshine, though I do quite well here and often
record 95% of the total possible under very clear conditions. My record is
97%.

A lovely sunny afternoon after a cloudy start. With light winds and strong
sunshine it feels, dare I say it..... spring-like.

The birds think so.
_____________________
Nick
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

On 14 Feb, 14:44, "Nick Gardner"
wrote:
Not sure if you're completely sunny but might you be on for the first
10 hour reading of the year if so? Yesterday there was theoretically
9hr54 of sun in Southampton, and you're a bit further south and we get
about +4 more daylight each day, so it's possible?

Exactly 10 hours of daylight (sunrise to sunset) today for this location.

The sun rose at 07:28 and will set at 17:28 this evening.

I'm going to have to wait another week before I should be able to actually
record more than 10 hours of sunshine, though I do quite well here and often
record 95% of the total possible under very clear conditions. My record is
97%.

A lovely sunny afternoon after a cloudy start. With light winds and strong
sunshine it feels, dare I say it..... spring-like.

The birds think so.
_____________________
Nick
Otter Valley, Devon
83 m amslhttp://www.ottervalley.co.uk

It's been reasonably sunny here today at Margate, Kent. Birds are
singing but it's cold and there are still large snow patches in the
shade. Temp today has max of 3.8 but temp is falling off again now. At
3pm it was 2.4 with dew point of 0.0. Frost tonight, I would think.

James Brown wrote:
Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James
Crickey James, you are even turning dark grey on Infra-Red! Spring is
sprung!

Phil

--
Guildford, Surrey

www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm

Crickey James, you are even turning dark grey on Infra-Red! Spring is
sprung!

Phil


I didn't know you had a picture of my hair Philip ;-))

Cheers
James
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James Brown

On 14/02/2010 12:51, James Brown wrote:
Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James

Same here, James, although we only have 6.8C. A glorious day, none the less.

--
Howard Neil

James Brown wrote:
Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with folk
strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now up at
about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside for a
coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James

Send some of it over here please. It's grey, cold and damp in south Oxon
yet again.

On 14/02/2010 14:00, jochta wrote:
James Brown wrote:
Here in S Wales - wall to wall sunshine - the promenade awash with
folk strolling and heading for the coastal path or the shore. Temp now
up at about +8C and hardly a breath of wind. Hundreds sitting outside
for a coffee, watching the yachts, the gentle surf the.... I'm really
beginning to enjoy this sucker's chasm ;-))

Cheers

James

Send some of it over here please. It's grey, cold and damp in south Oxon
yet again.

No. It's our; all ours. :-)

--
Howard Neil