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Sunny with temperatures of 30.5°c equaling my highest temperature recording of 2003, but a little off last Julys 31.1°c
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Sunny with a light breeze, 30.0°c
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Sunny 27.5°c, just off the high so far.
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Sunny 20.2°c
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Hot and sunny Temp: 26.8°c R.H: 49%
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Rather cloudy with spots of drizzly rain, the ground is damp from earlier drizzle/rain. 17.6°c 93% relative humidity
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alot of cloud and some sunny breaks, 20.8°c [85% RH]
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Damp feel 18°c
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Post your storm reports here:
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Was having a look at the SMS weather alert page [https://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=sms] with IE7 and was alerted that the site maybe a phishing website and directed to a page to report if it was or not, so I reported it as safe, there is an option for the owner or rep of the site to report incorrect warning. I thought I better post this as some people may be put off this service with an alert popping up.
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Post here: Thunder coming from the north, home brew too :huh:
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Upto 28.9°c more cloud again, possible storms to the SW (using Radar) wasn't expecting the hottest day at 11am with cloud and 21°c, but a sunny lunchtime and afternoon have change that.
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Hot and sunny 26.9°c Highs today of 28.1°c
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20.1°c and sunny.
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Long sunny spells, 18.2°c , 73% relative humidity
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Glad to see Derek back, he has been missed, the local events and place names return too, including my village tonight, thankfully it was a decent length forecast even though Wales Today was only 20 minutes long due to Henman losing.
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A planet to me, is a fairly round object that orbits the sun directly (not orbiting another planet which is orbiting a star, unless its a double planet), and a certain size, I would include Pluto and 2003 HB313? As it said in the programme last night if the new definition of a planet excludes Pluto some may well ignore the revised definition. Maybe we should have the Inner Planets, the Gas Giants and the Keiper Belt Planets
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I think Pluto should continue to be classed as a planet for historic reasons, but there should be a minimum requirement for any planetary objects found since Pluto, like recent objects, Sedna and "Xena".
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This site is good for sunrise/set http://www.srrb.noaa.gov/highlights/sunrise/sunrise.html it give the time of Solar noon. Includes drop down menu with UAS and world cities plus own long/lat input
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Been a pleasant week after the thundery rain on Sunday night, with high the last few days around 20 to 22°c
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Exceptionally Low Full Moon: 11th June
A Gower Guy replied to Weather-history's topic in Space, Science & nature
Some rather haunting pictures of the moon there. Well I missed this again, last year I was obstructed by trees and couldn't be bothered walking up the road to get a clear view :o , and this year nature throws thundery rain down after 15 days of dry and fairly clear weather. The moon is a fascinating beast and I do enjoy watching it rise especially around 5pm in darkest December. -
some sunny spells, 19.0°c, highs today reached 21.7°c first time since Saturday that twenty degrees plus has been recorded.
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A largely cloudy evening at the moment with temperatures around 17°c, had a thundery spell of rain around lunchtime, with reports of thunder heard in the City centre (Swansea), although nothing was heard at my location (5 miles away).
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Found a new wasps nest in our shed last week, my mother knocked it down and the wasps sprayed something from its back end at her. Also twice this week I have woken up to find a wasp flying around my window, the windows were closed during the night, its not what you want to see when you wake up in the morning, especially when you have a phobia about them.
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Sunny spells with a some spots of rain! 25.7°c High: 27.3°c, Low: 17.8°c
