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May 28th 05, 11:03 AM
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[OBS] Luton Sat 28 May 2005
0930z SW F5 50km 5Cu028 16.1/08.7 1012.9
RMK: Just enough vertical development to call it Cu rather than Sc. Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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May 28th 05, 01:28 PM
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[OBS] Luton Sat 28 May 2005
0930z SW F5 50km 5Cu028 16.1/08.7 1012.9
RMK: Just enough vertical development to call it Cu rather than Sc 1200z SW F4 30km 6Sc032 18.4/10.2 1013.6 RMK: Barely enough vertical development to call it Cu, so I won't Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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May 28th 05, 03:46 PM
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Luton Sat 28 May 2005
Philip Eden wrote: 0930z SW F5 50km 5Cu028 16.1/08.7 1012.9 RMK: Just enough vertical development to call it Cu rather than Sc 1200z SW F4 30km 6Sc032 18.4/10.2 1013.6 RMK: Barely enough vertical development to call it Cu, so I won't Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m Philip out of interest did you beat your highest May temp since 1947 yesterday ? ATB Vince (Aylesbury) |
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May 28th 05, 04:58 PM
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Luton Sat 28 May 2005
"vince" wrote in message oups.com... Philip out of interest did you beat your highest May temp since 1947 yesterday ? 30.1°C at my low-level station (113m) which is my climatological site. Yes, it beat 1989 here (1953 was not in the frame in this part of the world), which actually equals the all-time record of 86°F (given as a whole number) in 1947 and 1922. pe |
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May 28th 05, 05:02 PM
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[OBS] Luton Sat 28 May 2005
0930z SW F5 50km 5Cu028 16.1/08.7 1012.9
RMK: Just enough vertical development to call it Cu rather than Sc 1200z SW F4 30km 6Sc032 18.4/10.2 1013.6 RMK: Barely enough vertical development to call it Cu, so I won't 1600z SW F4-5 30km 2Cu032 18.8/10.6 1015.1 RMK: Also 1Sc040; there was much more of both Cu and Sc till half an hour ago Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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May 28th 05, 07:02 PM
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[OBS] Luton Sat 28 May 2005
0930z SW F5 50km 5Cu028 16.1/08.7 1012.9
RMK: Just enough vertical development to call it Cu rather than Sc 1200z SW F4 30km 6Sc032 18.4/10.2 1013.6 RMK: Barely enough vertical development to call it Cu, so I won't 1600z SW F4-5 30km 2Cu032 18.8/10.6 1015.1 RMK: Also 1Sc040; there was much more of both Cu and Sc till half an hour ago 1800z SW F4 40km 1Cu035 17.3/08.1 1016.6 RMK: Tr of Ci in west Philip Eden Luton (Round Green) 155m |
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