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Weather: Warm, sunny with not a cloud in the sky, and in no way excessively warm as there is quite a cool breeze. Perfect.
Temperature: 15.5c
Wind: East 13mph
Pressure: 1028hPa
Visibilty: 10km
Humidity: 73%
Sunset: 19:32
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Weather: Bright with hazy sunshine. Breezy as well.
Temperature: 10.5c
Wind: NE 15mph
Pressure: 1026hPa rising
Humidity: 75%
Visibilty: 12km
Sunset: 19:30
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So what was the official March 2007 CET in the end? and how does it compare to the average?
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Weather: Not a bad start. Sunshine, albeit hazy.
Temperature: 10.5c
Wind: NNE 14mph
Visibilty: 18km
Pressure: 1020hPa rising
Sunset: 19:29
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I think its safe to say the low minima during the clear spells such as during the second week have kept the March CET down to more "respectable" levels. Because for some days during daylight hours it was a different story! Jan 07 has a similar CET but the daytime max was nowhere as high, one assumes the minima kept the CET up then.
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9.1c
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I would actually quite like the CET to be 6.9c, then we could say officially that January was warmer than March!!
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Weather: Grey, cold, breezy and drizzly - one might also say atmospheric!
Temperature: 6.6c
Wind: NNW 16mph
Pressure: 1016hPa falling
Sunset: 18:18
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Weather: Cold with patches of cloud and clear skies.
Temperature: 5.7c
Wind: NNW 11mph
Visibility: 20km
Pressure: 1018 hPa rising
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Weather: Partly cloudy with a few "clearer" patches in the sky. Feeling mild.
Temperature: 10.8c
Wind: W 8mph
Pressure: 1027 hPa
relative humidity: 76%
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It looks like the low night minima is what is keeping the March CET relatively sane so far!
It's a reverse to when you get a mostly cool overcast summer month that ends up being average or even above. It has nothing to with the maximum temperature, the cloud that keeps the temperature higher at night is what gives off the susprising figures. August 2006 and summer 2004 as examples.
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Weather: Warm, sunny and on the breezy side.
Temperature: 13.8c
Wind: SSW 11mph
Pressure: 1031hPa Falling
Relative humidity 86%
Sunset: 17:55
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I have voted for an above average March because, like any other month it is above average!
However I have decided against voting "much" above average because officially March isn't a winter month... and the winter months are usually the "much" above average!
I have also decided not to take a guess at the CET for March as I am still learning about the CET for the spring, summer and autumn months. You really do never stop learning!
Incidentally has anyone got the official CET for Dec 05 Jan 06 and Feb 06 ??
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Weather: Grey, mild, drizzly... pretty non descript.
Temperature: 9.3c
Wind: SE 13mph
Visibility 22km
Pressure: 1011 hPa falling
Relative humidity: 95%
Sunset: 17:43
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I thought I was aiming "high" with 5.5c but even then the sky high figures never cease to amaze me! I actually guessed that it would start of high but get slightly reduced towards the end of the month, instead it was the other way round!!
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Weather: Mostly clear and a bit cooler than late, but still not "cold" !
Temperature: 7c (45f)
Wind: WNW 8mph
Pressure: 1017 hPa rising
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Oh dear, looks like the CET is going in only one direction! and thats towards the sky!
Oh well my prediction of 5.5c may have held some truths, although it will probably get higher, but I think it should just about be lower than January's CET.
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I little review of what happened in WBSHland today!
04:00, no snow, (according to mother!) 06:30 I wake up and all of a sudden it’s there! About a few centre metres and still snowing. -07:15 I leave the house, snow turning light and a bit sleety, with already first signs of thawing. Around 08:00 I’m on the bus and snow gets heavy again. At 09:00 it’s chucking it down fast with huge flakes! At 10:00 it’s turned to sleet and rain before at 10:30 turning to big snow flakes again! At 10:35 it’s more or less stopped and by 12:00 the sun has started to come out! By 15:00 most of the snow has thawed and by 17:00 I am walking home and it’s raining on and off again and you wouldn’t have known it had snowed at all! Bar a few patches of sluDoh a dumb swear filter got the better of me
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Weather: Blue skies and sunshine
Temperature: 7.1c
Wind: WNW 7mph
Pressure: 1033hPa rising
Humidity: 98%
Sunset: 16:38
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Maybe a little early, but my CET predicton for January looks to be quite close and I took a wild guess at that so I will do the same for this.
Sadly I expect another above average one, but lower than December and January, so my guess is 5.5c , I feel that my guess will be valid untill the last week of Feb, when I predict that maybe my "inflated" guess will fall flat on it's face!
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For me it was rubbiDoh a dumb swear filter got the better of me The last two mornings I have woken up to some really pathetic dustings of snow, actually they were barely dustings, more like chunks of frozen ice!
However, as soon as I left Maidstone the "snow force field" that usually hangs around me wore off. Today in the morning for instance I was at Bedgebury forest and a few centre metres of snow had fallen, which although wasn’t a great deal, it looked great amongs the scenery. I took some pics, i'm glad I went there at the right time!
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Weather: Cold and mostly clear with a few scattered clouds.
Temperature 1.7c
Wind: NNW 7mph
Wind Chill: -3c
Pressure: 1028 hPa rising
Humidity: 86%
Dew-point: -3c
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Weather: Mostly clear with scattered clouds, feeling raw in the wind.
Temperature: +2.4c
Wind: N 13mph
Wind-chill: -2c
Pressure: 1017 hPa falling
Dew point: -1c
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Weather: Clear, breezy and feeling on the tad cooler side than of late.
Temperature: 8c (46f)
Wind: SW 17mph
Gust: 32mph
Wind chill 3c (37f)
Dew point 3c (37f)
Pressure: 1011 hPa falling
Saturday 14th April 2007
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Weather: Very warm and sunny. A summers day in spring.
Temperature: 22.1c
Wind: ESE 5mph
Pressure: 1022 hPa falling
Humidity: 77%
Visibilty: moderate
Sunset: 19:52