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#41 Posted : 03 June 2012 17:07:47(UTC)
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Location: Loughborough, North Leic, East Midlands.

Overcast, drizzle, cold and breezy, 8c.

A very soggy Jubilee party this afternoon.

Rainfall total so far, 28mms.

 


Duane.




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#42 Posted : 03 June 2012 17:23:12(UTC)
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Location: Hampton Hill, SW London

Drizzle.

Temp. 11.6c / dp 10.9c

Max temp. 13.2c

Wd. Easterly 4km/h

Daily rainfall 11.6mm

George
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#43 Posted : 03 June 2012 17:28:20(UTC)
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10c

rain

breezy

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#44 Posted : 03 June 2012 17:57:26(UTC)
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Location: Folkestone

Observations between 9.15 pm last night and 7 pm currently.

LAST NIGHT: Cloudy with rain in the first half of the night, the rain was quite heavy at time. However the rain eased off in the small hours but it remained cloudy.
THIS MORNING: Overcast with mist and drizzle.
THIS AFTERNOON: Continued gloomy with outbreaks of drizzle. The hills to the north of the town were often shrouded in low cloud.
CURRENT: Cloudy.     11.3 C.        95% humidity.     Dewpoint: 10.5 C.      Light north east winds.     Steady at 1007.5

WINDS: Light to occasionally moderate north east the whole time.
AIR QUALITY: Very good.
VISIBILITY: Fair to rather poor this morning, a little better in afternoon but not so over high ground due to lowered cloud base.
COMFORT FACTOR: Wet last night, damp for most of today. Rather on the cold side.
RAINFALL (in mm):   4.6
TEMPERATURES (in C):       Max: 13.1 at 2 pm.       Min: 10.5 at 5.30 am.
PRESSURE (in mb):            Max: 1008.5 at 10.30 pm last night.        Min: 1003.4 at 6 am.

Edited by user 03 June 2012 17:59:32(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified


Ian D J, Folkestone Harbour.

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#45 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:01:31(UTC)
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Pretty decent day. Some fleeting showers but sunny spells and fairly light winds. 18'C this afternoon

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#46 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:21:13(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: bledur Go to Quoted Post

summers have become so bad . since when? if you want better summers you had better move to the south coast. its lovely here.



I live at the South Coast (well, more towards the east) and it has been grim the whole day. Dull, overcast and damp with occasional drizzle. Sometimes the hills to the north of the town were shrouded in low cloud. Also quite cold at 11.3 C currently.



''At' not 'the' lol :D

To be fair the Solent region probably is the best coastal place in the country for good weather. Here in Pompey it was a nice (breezy) afternoon high teens and strong sunshine. Cloudy but bright start, it's ended a bit more gloomy and I think rain might not be to far away.

Local weather station recorded a peak UV level at 7.8, this was at 13:09. This is the strongest so far this year.

Curious question: Can anybody tell me what kinds of clouds magnify the UVlevels and can the pollution of a dirty euro high actually filter out the UV a little?? Please :-)
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#47 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:24:35(UTC)
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A remarkable day here. Not even a glipse of sun and although the sun doesn't set for a couple of hours it looks like dusk here, it's very gloomy. The high was 12.0C, one of the coldest June days of my lifetime.

It just goes to show, even in summer if you can get rid of the sun (no mean feat with 16 hours of daylight!) you can get a rather wintry feel to things.

Incidentally, the 850 temperature at noon was +4C here. A similar 850 temperature in December would have given a similar daytime high, which is fascinating considering the difference in solar altitude and daylight length.
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#48 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:35:13(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Retron Go to Quoted Post
A remarkable day here. Not even a glipse of sun and although the sun doesn't set for a couple of hours it looks like dusk here, it's very gloomy. The high was 12.0C, one of the coldest June days of my lifetime.

It just goes to show, even in summer if you can get rid of the sun (no mean feat with 16 hours of daylight!) you can get a rather wintry feel to things.

Incidentally, the 850 temperature at noon was +4C here. A similar 850 temperature in December would have given a similar daytime high, which is fascinating considering the difference in solar altitude and daylight length.

 

For me, it is weather like this that makes living in the UK so fascinating.  Here near Reading we have had a dismal day.  To hear of the weather variances across the region just shows how little it can take to alter perceptions .. Alton is not so far away!  Now if the powers that be had not shifted the Bank Holiday would we really have worried too much about this weekend ?  Or would we just have been glad for a dump of rain after 10 dry days .. and looked forward to the convective activity to come ?

Take your pick ..

Dave
Winnersh, Wokingham
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#49 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:36:25(UTC)
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Max of just 10ºC and providing it doesn't start to rise again in the next few hours, it will be the equal coldest summer day on record here along with June 10th 1977.
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#50 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:38:41(UTC)
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Long sunny periods here in Nairn, Scotland, today, after some heavy showers overnight. It has been quite windy and chilly by the coast, but inland at Loch Ness (where we were this afternoon) it was quite pleasant. The sky was really dark blue as well, very little pollution or haze compared to at home.
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#51 Posted : 03 June 2012 18:58:03(UTC)
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Location: Loughborough, North Leic, East Midlands.

Heavier rain now, cold, gusty NE wind, 7c.

Just like November out there!


Duane.




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#52 Posted : 03 June 2012 19:34:09(UTC)
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Cloudy but dry, 7.3c
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#53 Posted : 03 June 2012 20:08:09(UTC)
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There has been rain here for most of the day. Most of it was very fine but persistent drizzle, the type that seems innocuous enough, but somehow manages to make you very wet. It did not always show up on the met radar either! Obviously cool and cloudy. Seems a fair whack of heavier precipitation is soon to come my way in the next few hours looking at the latest radar...:)
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#54 Posted : 03 June 2012 20:16:51(UTC)
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Looking at the radar the heaviest rain has been almost stalled over an area close to luton- Milton Keynes

 

Possibly some local flooding-

S
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#55 Posted : 03 June 2012 20:51:08(UTC)
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Location: Cheadle Hulme

Light rain, todays total now 15.8mm.

Temp 8.1C.


Eric. Cheadle Hulme, Stockport. (England`s snow desert)
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#56 Posted : 03 June 2012 21:21:19(UTC)
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A sunny fresh day - max 14.6C

Doubt it will last though...
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#57 Posted : 03 June 2012 21:52:46(UTC)
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Location: Hampton Hill, SW London

Brief torrential shower.

Daily rainfall at 13.0mm

George
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#58 Posted : 03 June 2012 22:25:32(UTC)
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Clear spells, 4.3C - ground frost likely.

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#59 Posted : 04 June 2012 04:32:30(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Steve Murr Go to Quoted Post

Looking at the radar the heaviest rain has been almost stalled over an area close to luton- Milton Keynes

 

Possibly some local flooding-

S



Yes it was a very miserable day for us here, heating on and indoors all day.
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