A bright start to Saturday with frequent sunny intervals (6/8) and a
freshening breeze from the SW.

(10:53), 10.6°C, RH 76%, DP 6.1°C. 1013 hPa (F), Wind 12 mph SW.

I suspect the temperature will not rise much more before the arrival of
the cold front. Rainfall now moving into north Devon & Cornwall but some
sunshine is still managing to hang on here.

Yesterday (17th)
Min = 8.4°C
Max = 12.2°C
Rain 0.0 mm
Sunshine = 2.7 hours.

The February mean temperature is climbing quickly back up, now at 4.3°C.
If the forecasts turn out to be correct, this month could end up like
December & January, i.e., above normal and that would make this winter
overall, warm, dry and quite sunny.

--
Nick G
Otter Valley, Devon
20 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

On Feb 18, 11:10*am, Nick Gardner
wrote:
A bright start to Saturday with frequent sunny intervals (6/8) and a
freshening breeze from the SW.

(10:53), 10.6°C, RH 76%, DP 6.1°C. 1013 hPa (F), Wind 12 mph SW.

I suspect the temperature will not rise much more before the arrival of
the cold front. Rainfall now moving into north Devon & Cornwall but some
sunshine is still managing to hang on here.

Yesterday (17th)
Min = 8.4°C
Max = 12.2°C
Rain 0.0 mm
Sunshine = 2.7 hours.

The February mean temperature is climbing quickly back up, now at 4.3°C..
If the forecasts turn out to be correct, this month could end up like
December & January, i.e., above normal and that would make this winter
overall, warm, dry and quite sunny.

--
Nick G
Otter Valley, Devon
20 m amslhttp://www.ottervalley.co.uk

Only a few spots of rain in Penzance this morning, enough to dampen
the ground, though not measurable.
Rain proper started 12:15. Looks like it will only last around 90
minutes.

Mean temperature here now 5.2C. It will probably end up warmer than
Feb 2010 (5.8C)

Return of a swell http://www.sennen-cove.com/todaysurf.htm

Graham
Penzance

On 18/02/2012 12:32, Graham Easterling wrote:
Only a few spots of rain in Penzance this morning, enough to dampen
the ground, though not measurable.
Rain proper started 12:15. Looks like it will only last around 90
minutes.

Cold front passed over at around 15:00 with the wind direction swinging
round from SSW to NW.

The CF deposited all of 1.4 mm of rain, and the maximum gust was 25 mph.

Temperature slowly dropped during the rain from a max of 11.2°C, down to
9.8°C just prior to the CF, then it abruptly dropped around 2 degrees to
7.7°C as the front passed through.

The day now ends as it started, with light wind and sunshine, but a
little colder.

(17:00), 7.8°C, RH 76%, 3.8°C, 1012 hPa (R), Wind 3 mph NW.

--
Nick G
Otter Valley, Devon
20 m amsl
http://www.ottervalley.co.uk

"Nick Gardner" wrote in message
...
On 18/02/2012 12:32, Graham Easterling wrote:
Only a few spots of rain in Penzance this morning, enough to dampen
the ground, though not measurable.
Rain proper started 12:15. Looks like it will only last around 90
minutes.

Cold front passed over at around 15:00 with the wind direction swinging
round from SSW to NW.

The CF deposited all of 1.4 mm of rain, and the maximum gust was 25 mph.

Temperature slowly dropped during the rain from a max of 11.2°C, down to
9.8°C just prior to the CF, then it abruptly dropped around 2 degrees to
7.7°C as the front passed through.

The day now ends as it started, with light wind and sunshine, but a little
colder.

(17:00), 7.8°C, RH 76%, 3.8°C, 1012 hPa (R), Wind 3 mph NW.


Yeah bit colder here too. Now +3.8C at 1700. 5mm rain and a 3 degree temp.
drop on the cold front.
Just been putting the final touches to my route tomorrow. As it is going to
be such a nice day, I've lengthend it by a mile. Max. +2C wind chill -4C and
scattered snow showers above 1500 feet tomorrow, should be good.

http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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