February 1st to 8th.

[Andy Bown]

Light rain early.

Now sunny spells and, am I allowed to say this, (he whispers, "it's warm")

Currently 14c and sure to rise if the sunny moments continue.

Brisk SW wind.

[Kent Snow]

16c :shock: Sunshine & Clouds, windy westerly.

[Thundery wintry showers]

Dull, 13C and chucking it down with rain. Floods on campus.

"But at least it's mild". :x

[Martin R]

Fair

Temperature: 17°C (63°F)

Feels Like: 17°C (63°F)

Dew Point: 10°C (50°F)

Humidity: 63%

Wind: 23 mph gusting to 36 mph

Visibility: Unlimited

Barometer: 30.06 inches and steady

[Bottesford]

Norwich:

Dry, sunny,

Temp: 16C

Feels like: summer!

Due point: 10C

Humidity: 63%

This really does not feel like winter! What a change from 7 days ago!

[Tim B]

Lovely day here.

Cloudy with lots and lots of rain.

[R.P. McMurphy]

[STORMGUY]

AFTHER A DAY OF LIGHT RAIN ON AND OFF WE NOW GETTING HEAVY SHOWERS.

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[Bottesford]

Peaked at 17C here. Bit grey now but the blue skies earlier brought the temps up nicely! I do like it to be warm but of course, not 'mild'

[Kent Snow]

Max today 18c :!: at my work; Southend Airport. Was sunny most of the day, now cloudy. Current 16c, gusty westerly.

[waverider uk]

Been cloudy but warm all day.

Current temp:17°C

Wind:25mph/SW

Barometer:1014mb

Humidity:59%

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Burnham, Essex:

Conditions: Rather cloudy now and blustery - dry!

Wind: Strong to Gale from WSW @ 25-30mph

Current temp: 14.3C/58F :shock: (Maxed here at 16.5c)!!

[highcliffe2]

WARMEST

Weather station Altitude Daytime Temperature

Lossiemouth 13 metres 16.7°C

Hawarden 10 metres 16.4°C

Weybourne 21 metres 16.4°C

Church Fenton 9 metres 16.3°C

Linton-On-Ouse 16 metres 16.2°C

Manchester 78 metres 16.1°C

Coltishall 20 metres 16.0°C

Coningsby 7 metres 16.0°C

Machrihanish 13 metres 16.0°C

Scampton 61 metres 16.0°C

COLDEST

Weather station Altitude Overnight Temperature

Baltasound 15 metres 4.4°C

Lerwick 82 metres 4.4°C

Sella Ness 7 metres 4.6°C

Altnaharra 81 metres 5.2°C

Tain Range 4 metres 5.6°C

Wick 39 metres 6.2°C

Kirkwall 21 metres 6.3°C

Loch Glascarnoch 265 metres 6.7°C

Lossiemouth 13 metres 6.9°C

Tulloch Bridge 237 metres 7.0°C

WETTEST

Weather station Altitude Total Daily Rainfall

Capel Curig 216 metres 104.0mm

Shap 249 metres 80.0mm

Sennybridge 309 metres 69.0mm

Lake Vyrnwy 360 metres 50.0mm

Eskdalemuir 242 metres 43.0mm

Keswick 81 metres 43.0mm

Tulloch Bridge 237 metres 33.0mm

Llanbedr 0 metres 29.0mm

Cork 153 metres 28.0mm

Milford-Haven 37 metres 27.0mm

[Kent Snow]

15c, scattered cloud, westerly breeze.

[paul tall]

104mm rain at Capel Curig!! I think there was 166mm rain there the other day :shock:

How on earth can yoou squeeze that MUCH rain into 24 hours, and then do it all over again the next day?

I had my rainiest day on 31st january/1st February (0900-0900), and it HAMMERED it down ALL THROUGHOUT daylight hours and into the evening with no sign of letting up. It was easily the wettest day since I began taking records in December, and I was gobsmacked at 19mm (we usually get 2 or 3mm on a rainy day around here) But its nothing compared to some places!!

Anyway, Current conditions 11.3c, partly cloudy, breezy, but distictly mild. Maxed out at 14.0c today, and 14.5c yesterday.

[Thundery wintry showers]

It's amazing just how much wetter mountainous areas are in western Britain as opposed to low-lying or hilly areas.

Since I started receiving Weather Log, Durham's heaviest 24 hour fall was 54mm on 3 June 2000. However, that was a near record breaking event in Durham in itself, and no other months since I got the logs exceeded 30mm max per day.

In Lancaster 24 hour falls of 20 to 50mm are more common than in Durham, but even here, the record appears to be 56mm. And even the very wet upland location of Eskdalemuir hasn't exceeded a 70mm daily fall, at least since September 1999 according to Weather Log.

It really is amazing how much rain can be dumped on those mountains. Somewhere exceeded 500mm rain in the last few days alone- that's half Lancaster's annual average, and roughly 80% of Durham's!

[paul tall]

Its unbelievable isn't it? I just can't get my head around it, it really is phenomenal. I was out and about all day Saturday when most of this 19mm fell, and let me tell you, it never let up, was constantly heavy, I was soaked and very brassed off. When I got the reading of 19mm, I knew it had been raining alright. I doubt very much that I will see many days with more than that, apart from summer thunderstorms. Until I started reading records, and then taking my own, I really didn't realise just how dry the area I live in is. Nearly on a par with East Anglia and the South East.

400mm in 5 days..........HOW? :shock:

[Kent Snow]

13c, Drizzle, light westerly breeze.

[Michael Fishermans Friend]

Burnham, Essex:

Conditions: Partly sunny, Cloudy.

Wind: Moderate to Fresh @ 15mph from WSW

Current temp: 13.3C/54.5F

[Tim B]

Nice day here

To lazy to post the specifics though

[R.P. McMurphy]

really nice day.

[Osbourne One-Nil]

Currently a bland 9.7 degrees. Wind speed's a dull 16mph average. Had a boring 3mm of rain so far, and it's a monotonous murky overcast sky.

[Ross B]

7c, torrential rain, hail thunder and lightning..pretty boring

[Tim B]

Lol :lol:

Some cumulus clouds here atm.

[WeatherGod]

Another very wet day, some heavy rain both during the morning and afternoon. Skies are now beginning to brighten, odd glimpse of sunshine. 9 degrees on the dot.