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TimS
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15 February 2019 21:56:57
Fantastic day today. If every winter day could be clear, start off with the thermometer showing -1.7C and thick frost on the ground, and peak at 14.2C like today I’d be very happy.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Brian Gaze
15 February 2019 22:01:32

Logged 15.1C here today.


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Gray-Wolf
17 February 2019 13:08:38

well locked and loaded for the second glimpse of spring this coming end of the week?

Again it looks like records might be challenged?

 


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TimS
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17 February 2019 14:54:48
It’s certainly proper warmth here in France. A wondrous gin-clear day: -5C in the dips this morning on the way to the boulangerie, 20C this afternoon on a walk and my daughter has stripped to her vest and tights. So a 25C range.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
IanT
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17 February 2019 15:47:03
Is anyone else experiencing hayfever symptoms? My eyes have been streaming the last few days. They don’t usually start until April/May. I can’t think of any “man-made” reasons for the early start.
Woking, Surrey. 40m asl.
Gray-Wolf
17 February 2019 16:00:59

Is anyone else experiencing hayfever symptoms? My eyes have been streaming the last few days. They don’t usually start until April/May. I can’t think of any “man-made” reasons for the early start.

Originally Posted by: IanT 

Tree pollen/ivy pollen?

EDIT: The mrs is a martyr to her hay fever and 'catkins' on the Willow are the first to set her off though some late flowering Ivy might also add into the mix? 


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redmoons
17 February 2019 17:02:01
Got to 16.2c here in Watford, warmest day of the year.
Gray-Wolf
17 February 2019 17:33:50

It'll feel chilly for the start of the week after this little treat but I have great faith in the return of the warm by the end of the week.

It is just another variation on the theme of H.P. pushing in and bossing the show?

It is as though any H.P. that could have brought us cold has been pushed to the south leaving us in the Top of the system and not the bottom of the system (West as opposed to east flows/feeds?) and so it continues?

With the Sun now galloping toward the equator for its summer visit the source areas for our warmth will now be seeing temps starting to rise for the summer so our impacts, if they do continue , will become increasingly summer like even though only early spring.

Bring it on I say!


Koyaanisqatsi

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SOakley
17 February 2019 19:15:38

It’s certainly proper warmth here in France. A wondrous gin-clear day: -5C in the dips this morning on the way to the boulangerie, 20C this afternoon on a walk and my daughter has stripped to her vest and tights. So a 25C range.

Originally Posted by: TimS 

 

On Friday the 15th, Pershore had a night time low of -4C and a daytime max of 15C, a 19C range,not as impressive as where you are,but still !!

Ally Pally Snowman
21 February 2019 11:31:37

16c already in Kinloss date record 17.5c. How high can we get?

 


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Crepuscular Ray
21 February 2019 12:12:18
13 C before noon in Edinburgh with mostly sunny skies...lovely!
Jerry

Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill

Bolty
21 February 2019 12:41:33
15C on the dot here. Just took the dog out and it actually feels warm!
Scott

Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.

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johncs2016
21 February 2019 12:51:17
As at 12 noon, the highest temperature which I have recorded at any of my three local stations is a really barmy 14.7°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh. That is shirt sleeved conditions (where I can get away with not wearing a jumper or heavy jacket) at any time of the year and so to get that in which is still, "winter" (technically speaking at least) is just unbelievable.


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.

ARTzeman
21 February 2019 13:32:43

With the sun shining 15.4c Now.




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Rob K
21 February 2019 13:42:25

17.0C at Aboyne at 1pm.

 

Edit - and the Met Office tweeted that at 12.23pm it reached 17.9C at Aboyne, equalling the Scottish record for February.


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soperman
21 February 2019 14:14:43

Excellent stuff.  Perfect early spring weather - the plants will be fooled!


Happily living by the sea in Brixham......but sad to leave the snowy Chiltern Hills after 35 years!
speckledjim
21 February 2019 14:17:43
now reached 18.3c in Aboyne
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Gray-Wolf
21 February 2019 14:28:35

Just restrung the classical out in the sun and had to keep stopping to shed layers.

I think a beer ( or two?) and run through some of my practice pieces in the hammock would now be the order of the day ( as I bed in the new set of strings!)

Perfeck!!!


Koyaanisqatsi

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Bolty
21 February 2019 14:47:26
Looks like the peak was 15.6C here, making it the warmest February day since 2012. Also 0.4C off my February record.
Scott

Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.

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johncs2016
21 February 2019 15:07:05

Looks like the peak was 15.6C here, making it the warmest February day since 2012. Also 0.4C off my February record.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 

Here in Edinburgh, the temperature at 2pm this afternoon was now up 15.1°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh and since I have calculated your own record down in Manchester to be exactly 16.0°C, we can't be all that far from our own record up here just now, especially since today is still part of the meteorological "winter".

It will be interesting to see though whether or not, you are planning to release a time lapse video on YouTube for today because if you do, I will then be able to see what your maximum temperature for today actually was.

 


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.

Bolty
21 February 2019 15:13:12

 

Here in Edinburgh, the temperature at 2pm this afternoon was now up 15.1°C at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh and since I have calculated your own record down in Manchester to be exactly 16.0°C, we can't be all that far from our own record up here just now, especially since today is still part of the meteorological "winter".

It will be interesting to see though whether or not, you are planning to release a time lapse video on YouTube for today because if you do, I will then be able to see what your maximum temperature for today actually was.

 

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 

I might record one tomorrow, since it looks like it will bring the highest temperature. Also in those time-lapses, I round the temperature to the nearest 0.5C for convenience, so it sometimes doesn't show the true high.


Scott

Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.

My weather station 

idj20
21 February 2019 15:29:25

I'll just have to be content with my current 9.8 c at 3.30 pm from a max of 11.5 at 12.45 pm - all under mostly overcast skies.  


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johncs2016
21 February 2019 15:38:35

now reached 18.3c in Aboyne

Originally Posted by: speckledjim 

I don't know whether or not, you have read this article which now confirms that as the new Scottish record for February.

Here in Edinburgh, the temperature has dropped back slightly during the last hour, so our actual maximum temperature here in Edinburgh for today, looks like being 15.2°C which was reached at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh just about an hour ago.

 


The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.

Stormchaser
21 February 2019 15:42:13

Nearly a whopping 12*C here now .

A few chinks in the low cloud armour starting to appear and it looks to be clearing from the west within the next hour... BUT it'll be past 4 pm by then which at this time of year is too late for the sun to do much to the temps.

Might manage to add a half degree or so if it can clear within the next half-hour, though.


Of course, it appears we have 6 or 7 more days of exceptionally balmy air to come, so it's not like I won't have more chances to join the 15*C+ club!


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JOHN NI
21 February 2019 16:18:44

now reached 18.3c in Aboyne

Originally Posted by: speckledjim 

That'll be a new Scottish record for February then.....


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