picturesareme
11 August 2020 11:01:54
32C

it's sticky hot!
Rob K
11 August 2020 11:02:08

Heathrow dead on 33.0C at 12 noon. The 25 July 2019 figure was 33.7 so not too far off.


30.4C at Blackbushe.


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl
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Nick Gilly
11 August 2020 11:03:18
Where does weather.com get its data from? It's showing 32C at present for my location, which is Whitchurch in Hampshire. It seems higher than the readings from nearby stations.
Ally Pally Snowman
11 August 2020 11:08:54

Originally Posted by: Rob K 


Heathrow dead on 33.0C at 12 noon. The 25 July 2019 figure was 33.7 so not too far off.


30.4C at Blackbushe.



Today could be the day if it stays clear.


 


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Heavy Weather 2013
11 August 2020 11:13:15
Northolt may have joined the 33C club as well
Mark
Beckton, E London
Less than 500m from the end of London City Airport runway.
redmoons
11 August 2020 11:13:44
31.3c @ 12pm a slow down in the increase with only a rise of 1.3c in the last hour. On the 31st July it leveled off and only starting increasing a lot more between 2 - 3pm.

DP dropped to 13.2c
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Watford
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Rob K
11 August 2020 11:14:58

Originally Posted by: Nick Gilly 

Where does weather.com get its data from? It's showing 32C at present for my location, which is Whitchurch in Hampshire. It seems higher than the readings from nearby stations.


I can never figure it out. For example the iPhone app says 32C currently for Yateley but 31C for London.


The nearest station to me is Farnborough which was 30.7C at midday. Nowhere was reading 32C that I can see, but St James's Park in London was 31.6 and Heathrow 33. It's a bit of a mystery...


 


Wind seems to be picking up very slightly here but still light. It's 30.8C...


Yateley, NE Hampshire, 73m asl
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Retron
11 August 2020 11:15:43

Originally Posted by: Heavy Weather 2013 

Northolt may have joined the 33C club as well


Nowhere near, by the looks of it: 30.4C at 11z.


https://www.ogimet.com/cgi-bin/gsynres?lang=en&ind=03672&decoded=yes&ndays=2&ano=2020&mes=08&day=11&hora=18


(That said, with potentially another 5+ hours of heating to go, it's already ahead of where it was yesterday and that ended up with a 35.3 max.)


 


Leysdown, north Kent
Perthite1
11 August 2020 11:22:38

Watching this thread with fascination. We usually get a few 40c+ days each year and the odd day around 45c here in Perth, Western Australia. Of course above 40c is hot, but bearing in mind we often have dew points below 0c. So to see the dew points around 20c combined with those temperatures in the low 30’s over there... well you can keep it. Looks flamin horrible. 

Rob K
11 August 2020 11:31:43

Originally Posted by: Perthite1 


Watching this thread with fascination. We usually get a few 40c+ days each year and the odd day around 45c here in Perth, Western Australia. Of course above 40c is hot, but bearing in mind we often have dew points below 0c. So to see the dew points around 20c combined with those temperatures in the low 30’s over there... well you can keep it. Looks flamin horrible. 



The depoints are dropping somewhat through the day, eg Heathrow 33/14 and Gatwick 33/15. 


Lydd is 30C with a dewpoint of 21C though 


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Gandalf The White
11 August 2020 11:39:05

Originally Posted by: Perthite1 


Watching this thread with fascination. We usually get a few 40c+ days each year and the odd day around 45c here in Perth, Western Australia. Of course above 40c is hot, but bearing in mind we often have dew points below 0c. So to see the dew points around 20c combined with those temperatures in the low 30’s over there... well you can keep it. Looks flamin horrible. 



We just had a heavy shower. We stepped outside and it was almost like being in Singapore: a wall of heat and humidity. Really unusual for here.


Location: South Cambridgeshire
130 metres ASL
52.0N 0.1E


Nick Gilly
11 August 2020 11:42:27

Originally Posted by: Rob K 


 


I can never figure it out. For example the iPhone app says 32C currently for Yateley but 31C for London.


The nearest station to me is Farnborough which was 30.7C at midday. Nowhere was reading 32C that I can see, but St James's Park in London was 31.6 and Heathrow 33. It's a bit of a mystery...


 


Wind seems to be picking up very slightly here but still light. It's 30.8C...



It was showing slightly higher figures yesterday too, reaching a max of 32C, but in the evening the figures were dropping faster than the other stations around here, and was showing 22C at 9 pm where other stations were 24/25C. Odd.


This is a fairly rural location in the upper Test Valley, so maybe the sheltered position is reflected in those temperatures?

Rob K
11 August 2020 11:46:19
31C reached at 12.40pm here, so the rate of increase has slowed down quite a bit. Dewpoint down to 11.8C
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11 August 2020 11:51:37
25°C here with a dewpoint of 20.4°C. Feels tropical!
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11 August 2020 11:56:47

32.2C here and continuing to rise steadily. Clear blue skies for the first time this week after some cloud early this morning. Today will probably be the temperature peak here as more cloud likely tomorrow. Meteopro app has updated to show 34C today and 30C tomorrow. It is going to be exceptionally hot here this afternoon.


Peak to beat from 31 July is 34.5C. Peak in July last year was 35.8C.

Rob K
11 August 2020 11:58:07
Not much of a rise at the official stations it seems with LGW and LHR still stuck on 33C in the latest METARS.
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11 August 2020 12:02:15

33.4c @ 13:00, cumulus clouds developing but only of the fair weather type.


Pat, Crawley Down, West Sussex.
redmoons
11 August 2020 12:05:43
32.8c @ 1pm slight increase to 1.5c per hour, DP 14c

Now 1.7c below the 31st July at the sametime.


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Watford
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xioni2
11 August 2020 12:08:56

Originally Posted by: Rob K 

Not much of a rise at the official stations it seems with LGW and LHR still stuck on 33C in the latest METARS.


Make that 33.7C at LHR at 1pm.


Shame we missed yesterday's max, it was probably >36C.


 

Rob K
11 August 2020 12:10:10

Originally Posted by: xioni2 


 


Make that 33.7C at LHR at 1pm.


Shame we missed yesterday's max, it was probably >36C.


 



I wonder if anyone at the Met Office pursued it. Maybe the data was lost. Would be really annoying if it was close to an all-time record!


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