Chalfont St Giles - Friday 29th July 2005
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0530z SW F3 40+km 1Sc020 6Ci250 13.5/11.6 1009
RMK: What a difference a day makes. It's one of those "good
to be alive" fresh summer mornings

Norman.
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Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

You couldn't get a better illustration than yesterday of the variation in
the British weather. There was the wet, cold gloom of the North, the cold
wet then warm wet and tornadoes of the Midlands and the tropical heat and
showers of the South. I had 2.5mm of rain in the form of two brief showers
and a max temp of 27.4C. Today is positively disappointing so far!

Dave, S.Essex
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Chalfont St Giles - Friday 29th July 2005
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0530z SW F3 40+km 1Sc020 6Ci250 13.5/11.6 1009
RMK: What a difference a day makes. It's one of those "good
to be alive" fresh summer mornings

Norman.
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Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

Tropical heat in the south ????!!!!

We had, fog drizzle and driving rain. Force 4-5 wind with a max of 15.7 deg C
and a min of 14.2 deg C.

As usual Dartmoor has its own weather :-)

Today (29th) visibility is 50 Km or more and dry and cloudy, temperature at 1000
is 14.3 deg C, lovely.

Will.
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"Dave.C" wrote in message
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You couldn't get a better illustration than yesterday of the variation in
the British weather. There was the wet, cold gloom of the North, the cold
wet then warm wet and tornadoes of the Midlands and the tropical heat and
showers of the South. I had 2.5mm of rain in the form of two brief showers
and a max temp of 27.4C. Today is positively disappointing so far!

Dave, S.Essex
"Norman Lynagh" wrote in
message ...
Chalfont St Giles - Friday 29th July 2005
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0530z SW F3 40+km 1Sc020 6Ci250 13.5/11.6 1009
RMK: What a difference a day makes. It's one of those "good
to be alive" fresh summer mornings

Norman.
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Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

Chalfont St Giles - Friday 29th July 2005
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0530z SW F3 40+km 1Sc020 6Ci250 13.5/11.6 1009
RMK: What a difference a day makes. It's one of those "good
to be alive" fresh summer mornings.

0900z SW F2-3 40+km 2Cu020 7Sc030 18.1/12.3 1011
24-HR STATISTICS: Max (0900-0900z): 24.8 at 1340z and 1500z
Min (0900-0900z): 13.4 at 0525z
Grass min (1800-0900z): 10.0
Rain (0900-0900z): Nil

Norman.
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Norman Lynagh Weather Consultancy
Chalfont St Giles 85m a.s.l.
England

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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Tropical heat in the south ????!!!!
Well, let's say identical to a September day I spent in Cairns, which I
believe is about 5 deg North of the Tropic of Capricorn. 27 deg C, rain
showers and high humidity - just the sort of weather you love Will ;-)

Dave.