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Excel July 20 CET.xlsx
PDF Summary July 20 Summary.pdf
Monthly
The temperature was 15.7c in July 2020, with 1 player getting it spot on - Kentish Man
and 2 players 0.1c out.This month only 7 were within 0.5c ( compared to 46 players last month)
Seasonal
Some changes this month, with Relativistic 1st (from 11th) and February1978 and Steve B staying 2nd and 3rd.
Overall
A very similar top 3 and generally across the Top 10.Dancerwithwings stays in 1st, mb018538 remains 2nd with Stationary Front remaining 3rd, with the PIT now 4th from joint 3rd. The rest of the Top 9 is unchanged.
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16.5c and 85mm
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Downloads -> Excel -> June 20 CET.xlsx
PDF -> Summary sheet June 20 Summary.pdf
Monthly
The temperature was 15.3c in June 2020, with 2 players getting it spot on
reef and February1978.There were 46 players within 0.5c.
Seasonal
The Top 10 largely matches the monthly competition, with reef, February1978 and Steve B the 1-2-3.Overall
A very similar top 3, Dancerwithwings stays in 1st, mb018538 remains 2nd with Stationary Front remaining 3rd, however the PIT is now joint 3rd.- 2
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Just to let everyone know, the scores will be a little delayed this month.
Probably will be out on Saturday.
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17.3c and 80mm
So IMO a warm but wettish July, to match June.
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Hot and totally sunny here today 29.2c max, and temps only slowly dropping this evening, still over 24c at close to 10pm.
Might be warmer still tomorrow, if the clouds hold off until evening.
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The temperature was 12.5c in May 2020, seven players got it spot on.DogToffee, DiagonalRedLine, DR(S)NO, Summer Sun, Stationary Front, mb018538 and J10
Seasonal
A new top 3.
Dancerwithwings won with J10 in 2nd and Godber 1 in 3rd.Overall
A few changes in the Top 3
Dancerwithwings stays in 1st,
mb018538 is 2nd (from 3rd)
Stationary Front is 3rd (from 4th)Excel -> May 20 CET.xlsx
PDF -> May 20 CET.pdf
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15.8c and 50mm and a 5pt fine (oops)
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9 minutes ago, viking_smb said:
What is your location mate?
Swansea.
Wasn't expecting anything last night, although I don't look out for thunderstorms like some.
When you are woken up by thunder it can get a bit startling. There was also a very short intense downpour. It didn't last that long but was intense enough.
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15 hours ago, Marcus_surfer said:
Wow! Amazing huge storm going on here!
Storm 2 of the summer !!!
Indeed a pretty intense storm last night. Woke me up last night
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4 hours ago, February1978 said:
Hi,
I'm probably blind, but I can't see my entries? I've entered all except December.
Thanks
It is an Excel quirk (more details below). Your username "February 1978" defaults to 28522.
You are 11th in seasonal comp and 18th overall and 6th in April.
I'll change the format to put your name to February 1978 in future, as shown below.Thank you for continuing to compete
Revised PDF
More on Excel quirk -
Each date in Excel is converted to a number as per below, each cumulative day since 1st January 1900.
So the username February1978 was converted into a number based on the date 1st February 1978.- 1
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Monthly results
Nobody got 10.4c spot on, Godber 1 was closest 0.1c with Roger J Smith and Earthshine both 0.2c out.
Seasonal
A largely new 1-2-3 with Dancerwithwings leading from Quicksilver1989 (2nd) and DAVID SNOW (3rd).
Overall
A very similar overall compared to seasonal with Dancerwithwings again leading from Quicksilver1989 (2nd) with mb018538 (3rd)
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12.5c and 70mm
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On 18/04/2020 at 18:09, Thundery wintry showers said:
Aye, I used to watch the BBC forecasts regularly between 1993 and 2002 but got put off by a progressive "dumbing down" in the early '00s and then the graphics change. I do remember that the BBC forecasts went through a phase of being more to my taste again around 2012-2016, particularly Peter Gibbs's Countryfile forecasts, but in the last few years I haven't kept up with the BBC forecasts at all, relying almost entirely on online resources from Netweather, Wetterzentrale and the Met Office, so I don't really feel qualified to give a strong opinion on favourite current presenters. I don't know Alina Jenkins either, but I did come across Tomasz Schafernaker, Carol Kirkwood and Sarah Keith-Lucas a few times in the early 2010s.
I used to swear by the BBC forecast but since the latest change to MeteoGroup. I feel the accuracy of the forecast has dropped and the the graphics used on National Forecasts are much smaller than they used to be and often hidden by city names.
I much prefer the Met Office video forecasts, and even the ITV ones, again based on Met Office forecasts.
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With 25.5c, London and Saturday being confirmed. Here are the results.
No one got it spot on, with Freeze winning 0.3c out, lottiekent in 2nd, alexisj9 in 3rd.
Top 10
Overall Top 10 -
Spreadsheet
Scoring Rules
A base 25pts less 0.2pts per 0.1c.
With a bonus 0.01 for getting the location and Day correct. This is more of a tie breaker.- 5
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25c reached totay in Bude
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I have attached a full list of entries.
There were 61 entries - with a (mean) average of 22.9c
Looking at Weatheronline (unofficial) today, a few sites got to 20c, with tomorrow looking a few degrees warmer.
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Looking at GFS for this coming week, the 850HPa temps look surpressed to around +5c. and the temp forecasted is 21c for Wednesday. Accounting for a typical GFS underplay, I'll add a few degrees.
So my guess is 22.9c Wednesday London.
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Files
There is still an issue with file naming convention. However if you click open with, they both should work with Excel, and Adobe respectively.
Excel Mar 20 CET.xlsx
PDF (of Summary page) March 2020.pdf
Monthly
4 players got it spot on this month.JeffC, Dancerwithwings, Norrance and J10
Seasonal
The same top 4 as above with Weather-history in 5th.Overall
The top 4 is
Dancerwithwings (from 3rd)
Stationary Front (still 2nd)
Timmytour (from 9th)
mb018538 (from 1st)- 1
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9.0c and 60mm
I think it might be a mild April, prehaps milder than I am suggesting and perhaps a fairly dry month after the deluges so far this year.
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French resorts have been ordered to close for the rest of the season due to Coronavirus.
Coronavirus: European ski resorts close early to stop COVID-19 spread
NEWS.SKY.COMFrance was only given four hours to shut its resorts down as the government closed anything "non-essential" to French life.- 1
Wednesday 12th August weather observations
in Weather reports
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The hottest day of this year here today 31.9c in Morriston and even 29.5c in Mumbles Weather Station.
So for Mumbles the first time I can remember the hottest day being recorded as 30c.