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  1. snowrye Saw your words & went straight to radar and it indeed shows snow in Dartmoor. Not the only place either, Lake District on the tops and the Welsh are getting in on the action
  2. Mostly a sunny day. Went a bit cloudy for a couple of hours this afternoon but back to bright sunshine by 4pm with a top temperature 15.5°C at 15:17. Current Temperature 11.2°C so don't hold much hope for single digits tonight.
  3. Graph shows we had a little blip at 8pm for a couple of hours but since 10pm the temperature has got back on track. Temperature 8.0°C Humidity 92% Dewpoint 6.8°C Wind Chill 8.0°C Wind N
  4. Today's High Temp 16.3°C at 15:15 Sunny skies all day & a top temperature just over 16c. A little rain overnight, Today's Rain 0.6 mm which kept the temps up to around 10c. Now we continue with the clear skies and the temperature dropping at quite a pace. Current Temperature 10.1°C
  5. Wynn D Woo It makes sense really because the first day of Spring is marked by the vernal equinox (Spring Equinox) which this year is March 20th, 2024 and the clocks go forward 11 days after. Thus for us in Europe: Spring is deemed to start at the Vernal Equinox (near 20 March) Summer at the Summer Solstice (near 21 June) Autumn at the Autumn Equinox (near 23 September) Winter at the Winter Solstice (near 22 December). https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/topics/when-does-spring-start In 2024 the clocks go forward on 31 March at 1am. https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/topics/when-do-clocks-go-forward
  6. Temperature -2.8°C Humidity 94% Dewpoint -3.6°C Wind Chill -2.8°C Wind WSW Into the Sub-zero we go overnight again
  7. Today's Low Temp -3.3°C at 6:20 Went way into Sub-zero range Temperature 9.2°C with warm bright sunshine that's been an all day affair so far
  8. Broken cloudy night skies with a lovely bright half Moon rising Temperature -2.7°C Humidity 94% Dewpoint -3.5°C Wind Chill -2.7°C Wind SW
  9. Today's Low Temp 1.6°C at 0:18 That temperature was before the Barometer sunk it's reading and it began raining at 2:00am when it raised its warmth to a measley 3c. These are the readings right now. The Barometer is on its way back up and the current weather is broken clouds with sunshine Temperature 5.3°C Humidity 90% Dewpoint 3.8°C Wind Chill 4.6°C Wind SSE Barometer 990.2 hPa & Rising Slowly Today's Rain 8.4 mm
  10. Today's Low Temp -2.2°C at 5:50 Dipped quite low just before the Sun came up. Been a lovely sunny day here so far, a tiny shower at approx 10:00am then back to sunshine. Temperature 6.3°C Humidity 96% Dewpoint 5.7°C Wind Chill 6.3°C Wind NNE Wind Speed 1.0mph Barometer 995.2 hPa & Steady Rain Rate 0.0 mm/hr Today's Rain 0.2 mm alexisj9 Looks like maybe we're missing most of the showery conditions here with the Barometer reading Steady pressure. Guessing you are getting all of the showers down near the southern coast.
  11. Finally for February overnight temperatures, we have left the anomalous rises to see a more normal drop into the Sub-zero realm. Now can we have some SNOW please? It's WINTER after all lol Temperature -1.4°C Humidity 95% Dewpoint -2.1°C Wind Chill -1.4°C Wind WSW
  12. Temperature 0.1°C Humidity 94% Dewpoint -0.8°C Wind Chill 0.1°C Wind W Barometer 998.6 hPa & Rising Slowly
  13. Today started off with grey skies and by lunchtime it became bright with sunny skies. Sunshine remained throughout the afternoon until darkness took over The temperature has been a Borefest with hardly any changes in temperature since midnight:- Today's Low Temp 9.3°C at 3:55 Today's High Temp 11.7°C at 12:19 The current temperature is 9.5°C
  14. Sprites Guilty m'lord It is actually the broken signal given out by the local Radar and the effect you speak of is caused by 'radar clutter'. permanent echoes or reflections from hills and buildings (known as clutter**) <------ Sourced direct from Rainfall radar WWW.METOFFICE.GOV.UK Weather radars send out electromagnetic pulses to measure the location and intensity of precipitation - including rain, hail and snow - in... It was @Jo Farrow who kindly explained the details but I've been unable to find the information that she posted. Sorry
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