Alex Stephens Jr ha scritto:
"Gianna" wrote in message
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Currently 14°C, thick fog, and Southerly F4 here.
Only 8° lower than the same day last year.
Back to a nice warm drink ... (-:

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Gianna

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Sorry to hear the whole country isn't having a glorious day.
I'd have thought that with a southerly breeze you'd be having a nice day up
there Gianna. Perhaps it's nice only a few miles inland from you?

Quite probably, Alex.
It is just the fog keeping things cool - I am not especially good at
measuring visibility but I cannot see where the land ends and the sea
begins, so it is below 200 metres but better than 100.
On the plus side, while it is always fairly quiet here, it is now very
quiet, as in no signs of life.

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Gianna

On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 13:39:20 GMT, Alex Stephens Jr wrote in
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Sensational!!!
Currently 27.5ºC here with a lovely gentle breeze.
Old site record well and truely smashed.
The second warmest day of the year after July 11th (28.9ºC)
Quite simply the finest September day in my lifetime.
Back to the garden...
Alex.

It has been like that here on the north Irish coast. I measured the
temperature with a whirling psychrometer late afternoon and recorded over
27C. I think it will be the warmest day of the summer here.

Much middle level stuff now moving over from the south - looks quite
unstable up there.

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Mike 55.13°N 6.69°W Coleraine posted to uk.sci.weather 04/09/2005 19:05:00 UTC

On Sun, 4 Sep 2005 20:05:00 +0100, Mike Tullett wrote in


On Sun, 04 Sep 2005 13:39:20 GMT, Alex Stephens Jr wrote in
k

Sensational!!!
Currently 27.5ºC here with a lovely gentle breeze.
Old site record well and truely smashed.
The second warmest day of the year after July 11th (28.9ºC)
Quite simply the finest September day in my lifetime.
Back to the garden...
Alex.

It has been like that here on the north Irish coast. I measured the
temperature with a whirling psychrometer late afternoon and recorded over
27C. I think it will be the warmest day of the summer here.

Much middle level stuff now moving over from the south - looks quite
unstable up there.

Malin Head, a few miles to my north east, recorded a temperature of 23.4C
which compares with an absolute September maximum of 23.2C in the 1961-1990
period.

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Mike 55.13°N 6.69°W Coleraine posted to uk.sci.weather 05/09/2005 10:11:15 UTC

Alex Stephens Jr ha scritto:
Sensational!!!
Currently 27.5ºC here with a lovely gentle breeze.


We didn't quite beat our record here - 23.8C yesterday before the wind
turned a bit more easterly and then the haze turned into fog. By 6 pm
the temperature had plummeted to just over 15C. Today has been dull and
foggy, with no thunder in sight (so to speak).

Oh well, it's snow to look forward to now I suppose.

Trevor
10 miles NW of Dundee