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18.3C On The 1St Of February (Stratford, London)

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18.3C (65F) recorded for the 1st of February 1828 at Stratford in London.

A remarkable reading for a site that is not affected by the Fohn effect. Makes one wonder just how accurate that reading is.

15.6C (60F) was recorded the previous day (31st January)

17.8C (64F) was recorded on the 23rd of January, the pressure reading was 1033mb with a SW, which would indicate a Bartlett SW flow.

16.7C (62F) was recorded on the 4th of February.

The winter of 1827-28 was very mild with a CET of 5.7

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