Sunday 27th May weather observations

[Summer Sun]

Dry cloudy and fairly calm

Temp 11.2c

[johnholmes]

Fairly sunny, a breeze, dry, and a low of 10.4 C

[The PIT]

Dry warm cloud already burnt off breezy

Temp 14C low 10.5, Barometer 1019mb falling, Wind F3 NNE, Rainfall nil

[SteveB]

Cloudy wet start

Temp 16.1c

[Terminal Moraine]

A dry and breezy night with variable amounts of cloud. The cloud thickened enough to bring a short moderate shower around 0500 g.m.t but following the shower the cloud moved away and it's been mainly sunny since 0600 g.m.t.

At 0800 g.m.t

Temp; 15.9c

24 hr max; 19.4c

24 hr min; 9.9c

Grass min; 8.5c

Rainfall in 24 hrs ending 0800 g.m.t; 0.2 mm

Mean wind speed; 17 mph NE

2 oktas Ci and Cb, the latter to the south west and west

Vis; 20 km.

[Summer Sun]

Dry sunny and warm

Temp 16.8c and rising

[DTHFCJ]

Cloudy,misty and murky but dry.

[marky810]

Clear sunny and feeling warm despite a rather keen easterly wind. 20.9c.

[Polar Continental]

 

Sunday 27th May 2018:

 

Variable cloud overnight. A brief heavy shower through the early hours produced a few rumbles of thunder. bright and sunny spells developing this morning. Breezy.

 

Maximum temperature to 18:00 GMT yesterday 20.5∞C.

Minimum temperature overnight 10.4∞C

24-hour maximum 20.5∞C

24-hour minimum 10.4∞C

Minimum temperature on grass 10.1c.

Maximum wind gust: (Midnight to Midnight) 20.9 mph ENE

Rainfall total: 6.1mm

 

Conditions at 09:00 GMT

 

3 Oktas Cumulus humilis, Cirrus.

Visibility >10 Miles.

Temperature: 16.9∞C

Humidity: 91.7%

Dew point 15.5∞C

Wind Direction: NE Force 4-5

Barometer 1018.0mb: Trend falling slowly.

 

Yesterday.

 

Cloudy overnight. Most cloudy this morning. Brighter spells developing towards observation. Sunny spells through late morning and in to the afternoon.

[The PIT]

Heading towards the hot Territory. Sunny very warm not being spoiled by the loud music which always nearly always happens when you get a nice day

Temp 24.8C, Barometer 1018mb falling, Wind F3 ENE, Rainfall NIl

[Katrine Basso]

Fine sunny day with a light breeze, 5 mph easterly winds. The temperature is 23 ° with medium visibility. The humidity is at 69% and the UV index is 4. The pollen count is medium and the pollution level is 4.

There is a yellow warning for rain between Sunday midnight and 6am for South Ockendon. 

[The PIT]

A hot day with long sunny spells. Cloud arrived around mid afternoon promising something more interesting but only produced a few spots of rain. Now cloudy but dry clouds beginning to thin again.

Max temp 25.6C now 22.2C, Barometer 1016mb falling, Wind F3 E, Rainfall Trace

[Man With Beard]

Cracking day after an early thunderstorm - sensible coastal heat today rather than the tropical heat of yesterday, maxing at about 23C. Very few clouds, in fact none as I write. 

[hillbilly]

A warm and sunny day,breezy in the afternoon,max 22 deg,min 11 deg

[Terminal Moraine]

A dry, very warm, sunny and breezy morning followed by a cloudier afternoon with a few spots of showery rain.

At 1700 g.m.t

Temp; 19.6c

Max today; 23.7c

Min last night; 9.9c

Grass min; 8.5c

 Rainfall from 0800-1700 g.m.t; Trace

Sunshine today so far; 7.93 hrs

Mean wind speed; 22 mph E

Highest gust today; 36 mph E at 1321 g.m.t

7 oktas Ac castellanus and Cu congestus

Vis; 70 km.

[ARW WeatherMan]

Not sure if this is the right place to post this but is it possibly that the heat island effect has caused warm air to rise over London and helped create instability which has caused a line of storms to build just down-wind of the city? 

The netweather radar seems to show the latest storms has originated just on the outskirts of London but not in London itself? My sister is currently in London and no rain there yet here in Hertfordshire we've had storm after storm