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    September CET

    in Spring Weather Discussion

    Posted

    My lame(ish) records show that so far max daytime temperatures in my location for September is actually 1.7c higher than August! :rolleyes:

    Only three days for September (so far) have been below 20c (68f) with the lowest "only" been 18c on the 2nd compared with the 9 days in August which were below 20c (68f).

    Of course this is only for my location so it may be different for each individual but it's still interesting to compare!

    WBSH

    Tuesday 19th September 2006

    in Weather reports

    Posted · Edited by WBSH

    Weather: Sunny intervals and scattered clouds. The sun is still quite warm but the wind is nice and fresh.

    Temperature: 19.6c

    Wind: W'ly 4.6mph

    Pressure: 1013.7hPa

    Humidity: 52%

    Todays Max: 19.7c 14:51

    Todays Min: 13.4c 08:03

    Sunset: 19:03

    WBSH

    Storm reports 11/09 - 15/09

    in Storms & Severe Weather

    Posted

    Whoa, had one bang about 10 mins ago, must have been real close - shook the whole damn house. Had to rush down to comfort the dog, poor thing must have nearly had a heart attack!!

    lol, I nearly had a heart attack with one of those 'ole bangs! :o Yeah a great night for T.storms here, managed to catch some on camera and although the quality wasnt great it will be worth watching again :o

    WBSH

    Friday 8th September 2006

    in Weather reports

    Posted · Edited by WBSH

    Weather: Sunny with a few scatterd clouds, the sun is warm and the breeze is cool. Lovely! :D

    Temperature: 19.9c

    Wind: ENE 9.2mph

    Windchill: 17.9c

    Maximum gust today: NE 17.4mph 15:36

    Pressure: 1029.4 hPa

    Humidity: 57%

    Dew-point: 11.1c

    Todays Max temp: 19.9c 14:20

    Todays Min temp: 10.4c 6:48

    Sunset: 19:28

    WBSH

    Friday 8th September 2006

    in Weather reports

    Posted · Edited by WBSH

    Weather: Clear, starry and cloudless, the moon is so so bright it's casting distinct shadows!

    Temperature: 13.9c

    Wind: calm

    Pressure: 1028.0 hPa

    Humidity: 68%

    Dewpoint: 8.1c

    Temp rate -0.8c per hour

    Pressure rate +0.3mb per hour

    WBSH :angry:

    August CET

    in Spring Weather Discussion

    Posted

    It is quite common that CET values can stir up quite a debate, mainly due to the fact that these sort of statistics can be viewed at any angle in any different light. The discussion here is whats more remarkable, the fact that a month with such synopotics (i read that word so many times yet am never sure of the spelling!) associated with below average temps can produce a month with more or less average figures, or the 3.6c drop in CET from July to August. To me that was the biggest shock of the summer, but such a drastic change in temperature between months is all apart of the changing weather and temperature. The fact that we got a average month with "cold" synopotics (sp?) is not a suprise either when this rather feels like a common occurance in the rare event that a month is "average" temperature wise.

    WBSH

    Threat' To Natural Beauty Sites

    in Space, Science & nature

    Posted

    It's about time factors other than economics came into consideration when developers make decisions. We need renovation of derelict sites in the North and improvement of job opportunities so that people aren't forced to demand housing in the SE because of all the employment and facilities being there.

    I'm certainly with what you are saying TWS, thinking about what can make people decide to stay north rather than move south would help the imbalance and thus reduce the percieved housing demands here. Also I think urban re-development should be a factor well worth considering everywhere in the country.

    WBSH

    Threat' To Natural Beauty Sites

    in Space, Science & nature

    Posted

    Yes, its a sad fact that a lot of individual issues and needs are seen wrongly in my view more important than our natural landscape. Like down here in the SE they are apparently proposing 500,000 more new "homes" (a lot on greenbelt and AONB I suspect). I know theres a population increase but why exactly the government feel the need to take such drastic and crass measures I do not know. I think much more effort should be done to preserve our natural beauty sites... at one stage parakeets were living in London.

    WBSH

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