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ARTzeman
26 January 2021 10:44:33

Met Office Hadley      3.0c     Anomaly     -0.7c Provisional to 25th


Metcheck                   2.68c   Anomaly     -1.48c


Netweather                3.33c   Anomaly     -0.88c


Peasedown St John  3.7c     Anomaly      -1.2c.     






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ARTzeman
27 January 2021 11:41:11

Met Office Hadley      3.07c       Anomaly       -0.7c.   Provisional to 26th


Metcheck                   2.75c       Anomaly       -1.40c


Netweather                3.32c       Anomaly       -0.89c


Peasedown St John   3.8c        Anomaly      -1.1c.  






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Saint Snow
27 January 2021 11:54:44


I’d be more than happy if it stuck around 3.2c.  Although there will no doubt be an end of month adjustment.  


Originally Posted by: Caz 


 


The next 3 updates should show a nudge upwards, then slight downwards. Before adjustments, I'd expect 3.2c-3.3c


Do we ever get upwards adjustments? Asking for a friend...



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Spring Sun Winter Dread
27 January 2021 12:24:54
Looks like finishing as the coldest Jan since 2010 then
Anecdotally I remember 2013 seeming colder as the very cold and snowy weather stuck around longer and was more severe , but I think there were mild spells which cancelled out, which this month has lacked by and large
redmoons
27 January 2021 12:48:06


 


 


The next 3 updates should show a nudge upwards, then slight downwards. Before adjustments, I'd expect 3.2c-3.3c


Do we ever get upwards adjustments? Asking for a friend...


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


That would do nicely for me 3.25c 


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Saint Snow
27 January 2021 15:50:46


 


That would do nicely for me 3.25c 


Originally Posted by: redmoons 


 


I'd take a final figure of 3.25c (to limit the damage)



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Bolty
27 January 2021 16:19:13

Looks like finishing as the coldest Jan since 2010 then
Anecdotally I remember 2013 seeming colder as the very cold and snowy weather stuck around longer and was more severe , but I think there were mild spells which cancelled out, which this month has lacked by and large

Originally Posted by: Spring Sun Winter Dread 


Yes, January 2013 is one of those months where the CET doesn't say a lot about the month. It was very cold for the middle two-week period, but it was bookended by a very mild first and final week. I remember the mild spells getting widely well into double figures, so it really skewed the CET, despite the wintry spell in the middle.


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Saint Snow
27 January 2021 17:29:42


 


Yes, January 2013 is one of those months where the CET doesn't say a lot about the month. It was very cold for the middle two-week period, but it was bookended by a very mild first and final week. I remember the mild spells getting widely well into double figures, so it really skewed the CET, despite the wintry spell in the middle.


Originally Posted by: Bolty 


 


The Jan 13 snowfalls here didn't last long on the ground (nor did the March ones). It was more a case of 3 or 4 days rather than a few weeks, as a milder blip always seemed to move in. I remember thinking at the time how we'd conveniently keep getting snow for the weekend (think we had 3 falls on a Friday night, although one might have been on a Saturday night).


 



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Surrey John
28 January 2021 06:27:53
If I end up only 0.6c out, then more than happy

At the moment I have no idea about February, but will have to make a guess in next 3 days
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ARTzeman
28 January 2021 11:23:04

Met Office Hadley       3.1c       Anomaly      -0.7c Provisional to 27th.


Metcheck                    2.92c     Anoamly      -1.34c


Netweather                 3.43c     Anomaly     -0.78c


Peasedown St John   4.0c      Anomaly     -0.9.     






Some people walk in the rain.
Others just get wet.
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Spring Sun Winter Dread
28 January 2021 12:14:12
I remember mid Jan 2013's extreme cold very clearly as it coincided with me moving out from my always overheated parents home to a cool flat with poor insulation and myself paying for all the heating!
The subsequent chilly February and amazingly cold March made it feel like a long and harsh winter even though statistically the 3 month winter period doesn't stand out in the records compared to 09/10
Caz
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28 January 2021 14:57:54


 The next 3 updates should show a nudge upwards, then slight downwards. Before adjustments, I'd expect 3.2c-3.3c


Do we ever get upwards adjustments? Asking for a friend...


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 

  Tell you friend, not enough adjustment to reach his prediction!


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ARTzeman
29 January 2021 11:13:12

Met Office Hadley        3.3c      Anomaly      -0.5c provisional to 28th.


Metcheck                     3.12c    Anomaly      -1.03c


Netweather                  3.57c    Anomaly      -0.4c


Peasedown St John   4.2c     Anomaly     -0.7c. 






Some people walk in the rain.
Others just get wet.
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ARTzeman
30 January 2021 10:38:29

Met Office Hadley        3.4c      Anomaly     -0.4c provisional to 29th


Metcheck                     3.22c    Anomaly     -0.94c


Netweather                  3.73c    Anomaly     -0.48c


Peasedown St John    4.4c      Anomaly     -0.5c.






Some people walk in the rain.
Others just get wet.
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ARTzeman
31 January 2021 11:32:37

Met Office Hadley         3.4c       Anomaly        -0.4c. Provisional to 30th.


Metcheck                      3.15c     Anomaly        -1.01c


Netweather                   3.79c     Anomaly        -0.48c


Peasedown St John     4.2c       Anomaly    - 0.7c.






Some people walk in the rain.
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Stormchaser
31 January 2021 19:49:25

Given my earlier requirements for feeling like it didn't turn out so bad in the end, it's bound to come in at 3.01°C .


Joking aside, Jan 2021 would be in my top 3 most disappointing winter months on record were it not for the few days of bright, cheerful weather followed by some snow last Sunday.


Aside from that it's been cloudy, variably very chilly to mild, increasingly wet. Poisons the soul. The polar boundary often being just 100 miles or so too far north hasn't helped with the mood - both in terms of local weather and the CET outcome.


Here's hoping February is brighter and less rainy down south - I could really do with it!


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Hungry Tiger
01 February 2021 11:05:07


Given my earlier requirements for feeling like it didn't turn out so bad in the end, it's bound to come in at 3.01°C .


Joking aside, Jan 2021 would be in my top 3 most disappointing winter months on record were it not for the few days of bright, cheerful weather followed by some snow last Sunday.


Aside from that it's been cloudy, variably very chilly to mild, increasingly wet. Poisons the soul. The polar boundary often being just 100 miles or so too far north hasn't helped with the mood - both in terms of local weather and the CET outcome.


Here's hoping February is brighter and less rainy down south - I could really do with it!


Originally Posted by: Stormchaser 


I'll second that James. Been a miserable month here. Cold and wet and not cold enough to have anything impressive or nice to loook at.


 


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The Professional
01 February 2021 11:38:33
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_mean_2021 

I'm always happy to be too high with my guess in a winter month, but January has certainly had its climatic frustrations down here!
Gusty
01 February 2021 12:49:23
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_mean_2021 

I'm always happy to be too high with my guess in a winter month, but January has certainly had its climatic frustrations down here!


I'm always happy to get an error margin of less than 0.5. Especially in a winter month. I'm pleased therefore with my 0.34 error this month. 


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redmoons
01 February 2021 13:06:55
https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_mean_2021 

I'm always happy to be too high with my guess in a winter month, but January has certainly had its climatic frustrations down here!


Excellent, only 0.11c out 


Congrats to Frank H who is the closest.


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Saint Snow
01 February 2021 13:38:47


 


Excellent, only 0.11c out 


Congrats to Frank H who is the closest.


Originally Posted by: redmoons 


 


I've surged into a familiar position of mid-table mediocrity 




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KevBrads1
01 February 2021 14:58:41

Here's one peculiar quirk, the last notably above average January for an odd number year was in 2007 with 7.0C


2009: 3.0C


2011: 3.7C


2013: 3.2C


2015: 4.4C


2017: 4.0C


2019: 4.0C


2021: 3.1C


The even year Januarys  since 2010


2012: 5.4C


2014: 5.7C


2016: 5.4C


2018: 5.3C


2020: 6.4C


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jhall
01 February 2021 17:05:21

So it's been the coldest January since 2009, which I suppose says more about the lack of really cold Januaries in recent years than anything else. It would be nice if this January could be followed by a notable cold spell in February like 2009's was.


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Chiltern Blizzard
01 February 2021 18:15:40


So it's been the coldest January since 2009, which I suppose says more about the lack of really cold Januaries in recent years than anything else. It would be nice if this January could be followed by a notable cold spell in February like 2009's was.


Originally Posted by: jhall 


Actually, it’s the coldest since 2010... which had a CET of 1.4c i remember correctly.  2010 just didn’t fit the odd-cold and even-mild split.


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jhall
01 February 2021 21:01:48


 


Actually, it’s the coldest since 2010... which had a CET of 1.4c i remember correctly.  2010 just didn’t fit the odd-cold and even-mild split.


Originally Posted by: Chiltern Blizzard 


Ah yes, of course. I'd actually noticed that and then somehow managed to forget it again by the time I made my comment.


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