Temperature Record Monitor Thread

[Herefordweather]

37.2c smashes the previous Herefordshire record of 35c!

[Ben Sainsbury]

2 minutes ago, ChezWeather said:

Can we see this more accurate data anywhere buddy?

I've just been using 

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[Nick L]

38.1C at Santon Downham

[Dbarb]

Due to the rising 850 temps and it being mid July can we expect temperatures to rise until 6? Normally they peak around 5 but this is a different situation 

[kold weather]

1 minute ago, Nick L said:

38.1C at Santon Downham

Now 3rd hottest ever day behind 10th August 03 and 25th July 19.

Could well see a max temp a little higher than that as well shortly.

Going yo be a close run thing, several stations are now within spitting distance.

[ChezWeather]

37.1 Hawarden, new record for Wales by some margin

 

[rwtwm]

The breadth of falling local records really is something! The heat seems so uniform across a wide area, which is noteworthy in itself.

[chrisbell-nottheweatherman]

Marham 36.2C, 0.3 short.

[Earthshine]

38.0°C in Cambridge.  I still think another degree or so is possible.

[CoxR]

37.6 at Lakenheath Raf was recorded at 2:56. I would say it looks likely the record will be broken today

[chrisbell-nottheweatherman]

1 minute ago, chrisbell-nottheweatherman said:

Marham 36.2C, 0.3 short.

Tibenham 36.3C!

[Dancerwithwings]

3 minutes ago, Dbarb said:

Due to the rising 850 temps and it being mid July can we expect temperatures to rise until 6? Normally they peak around 5 but this is a different situation 

Agreed, this is an update from the Beeb for 18:00

 

[Maz]

4 minutes ago, ChezWeather said:

37.1 Hawarden, new record for Wales by some margin

 

Two spots in Wales "enjoying" (if that's the right word) a Foehn effect.  Really interesting seeing these records in unexpected places.

[Paul]

I'd be watching those or similar spots overnight too, they're well placed to smash the overnight minimum records.

[A Face like Thunder]

Suggestion on BBC News that Worksop will top the list with 41C tomorrow afternoon.

[seabreeze86]

33.2 here and still rising (own station)

Edited July 18, 2022 by seabreeze86

[Dancerwithwings]

Temps in my back garden in Solihull, South of Birmingham

[SunnyPlease]

27 minutes ago, MATTWOLVES said:

38c at Haverhill any members close by?

I live in Haverhill. My outdoor thermometer (not the most accurate granted) touched 38.2c just now 

[*Stormforce~beka*]

Topped out at 35.3c in Winchester. Breaking our record of 35c previously in 2006. Down to 34c now. Me chickens aren't happy!

[Guest]

Local stations have broken their records with temps in the 36Cs, with Weston Park oh-so-close to passing its 35.1C on the 4pm update (34.9C!) Gonna be a tight one there. Not sure where we stand with the 35.6C record as I'm not sure what station that was.

[kold weather]

1 minute ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:

Topped out at 35.3c in Winchester. Breaking our record of 35c previously in 2006. Down to 34c now. Me chickens aren't happy!

Yeah similar temp here, we managed a 35.8c beating the local record by 0.3c. We also now down to 34.2c.

[The Tall Weatherman]

My station today reached 37.7 degrees. I only count readings past 3 o’clock as before that the station goes haywire except overnight.

[matty40s]

This is a local station just to the west of Nprthampton, no idea of its setup though....

[Astral Goat Juice]

38.4 up to now from Weather-History. 

[Snowshine]

Maximum temperature 36.9°C so far in Warwickshire (Wellesbourne Airfield). Not far off the Midlands record of 37.1°C recorded in 1990, but the station record of 35.4°C in 2019 has been beaten. Temperature has dropped slightly now, and not expecting much further rise given the time.

Edited July 18, 2022 by Snowshine