Jane Louise

John cox most definitely

Same here ! there have hardly been any wasps around this year Even whilst camping this year I have not seen many compared to loads that were around last year.

Bright and quite cloudy here Pressure 1010.4 hpa and falling Temp 20.4c Humidity 71%

Morning all Hint of a blue sky here Pressure 1011.6 hpa and falling Temp is 12.5c

Morning all Damp and overcast here Temp 16c Dew point 14.5c Pressure 1016.3hpa Wind SSE at 3.1mph

Overcast here and a bit chilly Temp 16.1c pressure 1014.9 and rising Winds S and calm

Brightning up here with the sun trying to come out Temp 14.8c Pressure 1008.1 and rising Wind S and calm Dew point 12.7c Humidity 88%

After having one thunderstorm this afternoon, we had a 2nd storm which wasen't as strong as the first storm. With the 2nd storm we had very intense rain this started at 6pm. Before the 2nd storm there were some magnificent CBs and some massive grey towers opposite us overlooking Cleeve hill. An amazing day!

Had a good thunderstorm at 1pm it lasted for about an hour and a half

Overcast here with drizzly rain Temp 14c pressure 1001.4 hpa Wind S and Calm Humidity 87% Dew point 12.7c

Morning everyone It's overcast here at th moment Temperature 18.7 °C Wind NNE and calm Pressure 999.7hpa Dew point 14.2c Humidity 76%

Morning all Temperature 15.8c Pressure 1002.5 hpa and falling Dew point 12.5c Wind SE at 1.7mph Windchill 15.9c Humidity 81%

Overcast and warmer today Temp 14.9c Humidity 72% Pressure 1009.0 hpa and falling Wind SSW and calm

Morning. Not so cold this morning. Temp 15.8c Pressure 1013.1hpa Dew point 12.5c Humidity 81%

Cold and raining here this morning,have had to put the fire on it's that cold lol Temp 14.4c 1012.9 hpa Humidity 74% Wind NNW at 4.4mph

Overcast and chilly Wind NW 2.6mph Temp 15.3 C Dew point 10.2c pressure 1017hpa

Don't get me started on the subject lol. It was a really amazing eerie and mystical event that I will never forget, Watched it in my back garden when I lived in Plymouth..Didn't actually see it but seen it go dark and the birds stopped singing too.

On 27 August 1883, Krakatoa, a small island in the sunda strait between Java and Sumatra, blew up with the loudest sound ever recorded on Earth.The blast was heard 3000 miles (4800 kilometres) away in Africa and the shockwave travelled several times round the world and lowered barometers in London. Dust from Krakatoa circled the earth and stayed afloat for years, creating stupendously vivid sunrises and sunsets.The dust scattered the light, and with the sun low in the red sky light was reflected back. But the volcanic dust also created beautiful rings of colour around the sun and moon : a bluish-white disc encircled by a red-brown ring. This phenomenon was called Bishop's Ring after it's discoverer, Sereno Bishop. He saw a strange disc of luminous light fringed with colour around the sun in a hazy sky over Hawaii on 5 September 1883 : " Permit me to call special attention to the very peculiar corana or halo extending 20 to 30 from the sun, which has been visible every day with us, and all day, of whitish haze with pinkish tint,shading off into lilac or purple against the blue, I have seen no notice of this corona observed elsewhere.It is hardly a conspicuos object" Soon afterwards, many other observers around the world confirmed Bishop's sighting but with curious differences. Some saw a whitish silvery patch enveloped by a brown border, others saw blue and brown,the rings being of hugely varying sizes. Copied from -Weird Weather by Paul Simons

Thanks Angel I thought it was intresting to.I know what you mean about temps of -83c scarey lol

Interesting though as to what the media have to say!

Cloudy and overcast Wind SSE at 3mph Temp 15.1C Pressure 1017.2 Dew point 11.1c

Breezy with the sun trying to come out Winds SW 4.4 mph Temperature 15.4c Dew point 8.8c Pressure 1019.6 and falling Humidity 65%

Another interested subject regarding global warming 1st August 2006 Like brushstrokes rippling across the sky, this iridescent cloud dazzles with the colours of the fading sun. Photographed over Antarctica, the rare nacreous cloud is made up of millions of ice crystals which bend and scatter the sun’s rays, creating a pastel rainbow. Also known as mother of pearl clouds, these formations only occur high in the atmosphere, in some of the coldest temperatures on Earth. But their ethereal beauty may conceal a dark secret - it is thought that chemical reactions on the surface of the clouds help deplete the ozone layer. http://earthquirks.blogsome.com/2006/08/01...global-warming/

Nice blue sky and sunny Temp 15.5c Wind S and calm Pressure 1025.5 hpa and rising Dew point 11.3c RH 76%

Here are my first 2.My first ever attempt at taking photos of sunsets :lol: These were taken on August 3rd whilst camping. I hope I've resized them ok as this resizing is all new to me :lol: