95 Degrees

Very heavy rain for about half an hour now in Hove, this is becoming quite an interesting night and localised flooding in some areas for sure!

Just had a nice heavy shower

easily the november 29th-december 3rd event in december 2010! (espescially december 1st/2nd) where 20+ CM snow throughout sussex,kent,surrey,s.london,hampshire etc. ending a brilliant cold spell! November 29th: very cold day followed by light snow overnight and on my birthday too, yay!! November 30th: a cm or two of fresh snow, wet snow/sleet throughout the day and more overnight December 1st: The best Snowday i've ever seen in Brighton area, about 2-5cms of fresh snow in the morning, snowed throughout the day before heavy/very heavy snow from 9pm-1am gave 15cms in just 5 hours!!:smiliz34: December 2nd: 20cms lying snow and over 1 foot-45cms on the south downs! amazing and kept snowing throughout the day adding another 2-5cms! December 3nd: very cold night, and didn't get above -3 throughout the day a very cold evening (almost -10c at 5:50pm) the fun and games ended there though as an atlantic front pushed temperatures up dramaticlly and somehow thawed most of the snow, what a period of cold it was though, possiblly even better than jan 2010!!

I second that comment, shocking day one of those where it might as well be night-time it's so dark, December flattened this month for interesting weather! hope this up-coming cold spell from 19th onwards at least brings some sun cuse this weather is so pointless!

quite chilly here now,temperature: 0.7C, dp: -1.2C

met office looks good for the cold to return late jan/feb, we'll need to keep a close eye on the future models,charts during this boring spell of weather and hope the cold threat dosn't retreat UK Outlook for Saturday 22 Jan 2011 to Saturday 5 Feb 2011: After a milder spell of weather in Central and Southern parts through the middle of January, it is expected to become colder from the north across all parts at the end of January and into the start of February. Temperatures are expected to return to near or below average, perhaps well below average at times. Unsettled and sometimes windy weather is expected through this period, with showers or longer spells of rain. This is likely to turn to snow at times, especially in the north, and over high ground in the south. Some dry and brighter interludes are also expected, but with the risk of sharp frosts and overnight fog. Updated: 1154 on Fri 7 Jan 2011

my memory likewise was in the U.S , when I went to San Francisco and Las Vegas Between July 12th-July 23st this year, I remember arriving in Vegas and the temperature being 106F and it felt incredible getting off the plane. then after going to San Francisco on a smaller aircraft, a few days later we drove back to vegas via yosemite national park where in the valley it was 100F and up in yosemite it was 66F, then the next day (on sunday the 18th) after stopping in a town on the eastern sierra nevada, we drove to Death Valley which we knew was famous for it's very very hot summer weather in July, going down the valley was amazing, watching the temperature rise from 99F when we set on at 10:45am to 115F in the valley at 11:30 after a while we got out at furness creek at 1:20pm, the largest, lowest (at nearly -100bsl) and hottest settlement in Death Valley, the temperature was a staggering 122F (or 50C) and it was incredible B) , I was sweating but surprised at how well I coped with it and went for a walk until 2:45pm then after driving back to Vegas and staying for 5 days there every single day was around or above 110F (44C) and amazingly some overnight lows were often not below 100F (37C), even when walking around at night Las Vegas feel like a large hairdryer, also when we drove to the grand canyon there was a beast of a thunderstorm with fork lightning clearly visible on the mountains, and it tipped it down with rain and large hail too! the funniest thing was, despite the heat, I still wore me fleece most of the time to make it feel even hotter!