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ARTzeman
26 August 2018 15:31:29

It rained most of the day.....



Some people walk in the rain.

Others just get wet.

I Just Blow my horn or trumpet

ARTzeman
27 August 2018 09:40:34

Heating switched on yesterday 26-08-2018. Just for the day. 



Some people walk in the rain.

Others just get wet.

I Just Blow my horn or trumpet

TimS
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27 August 2018 10:04:01
Managed to stay just the right side of the heating thermostat, but it was a close run thing.

We’re back into the intermediate season where the towels in the bathroom stay damp all day, like in April and May. Too warm for the heated towel rail to come on, too cool for them to dry without it.

Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Chunky Pea
27 August 2018 10:30:47

I think one of the main reasons it feels a little cool for some is because of the relatively low N Atlantic temps (at least in the northern part)

 

Locally, with the wind coming straight in from the west, the sky has an unusually 'low' look these last few days, which would be more akin to March than August. 

Patrick,

East Galway, Ireland.

Bertwhistle
27 August 2018 12:17:30

I think one of the main reasons it feels a little cool for some is because of the relatively low N Atlantic temps (at least in the northern part)

 

Locally, with the wind coming straight in from the west, the sky has an unusually 'low' look these last few days, which would be more akin to March than August. 

Originally Posted by: Chunky Pea 

You've just reminded me: is that thread still active? Biggest blue blob westward for some time?

Bertie, Itchen Valley.

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marco 79
27 August 2018 17:54:45
The warmer anomalies from Newfoundland South wards are now infiltrating the southern greenland cold anolomly....hope it doesn't mix out....will the AMO hold out to a cooler regime....looks still good from Hudson and Labrador...
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scillydave
27 August 2018 18:24:19
A sure sign that the summer is coming to and end is that just as the school holidays (and summer depending on how you measure it) finish the warm, sunny summer like weather returns. Hello September!
Currently living at roughly 65m asl North of Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Formerly of, Birdlip, highest village in the Cotswolds and snow heaven in winter; Hawkinge in Kent - roof of the South downs and Isles of Scilly, paradise in the UK.

DEW
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28 August 2018 06:06:10

A snow advisory for the High Plains

https://watchers.news/2018/08/27/first-winter-weather-advisories-of-the-2018-19-season-issued-for-parts-of-the-rockies-of-montana-and-wyoming/

 

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Chichester 12m asl

doctormog
28 August 2018 06:51:35
On the other hemisphere of the planet the cold is reaching its end of winter peak. Vostok managed an impressive low of -82.4°C in the last 24 hours,
Aberdeen

Current conditions (personal WS) 

Downpour
28 August 2018 20:48:41

Someone posts “Winter is over”!  

Originally Posted by: Caz 

 

Chingford

London E4

147ft

Chunky Pea
30 August 2018 12:05:45

 

You've just reminded me: is that thread still active? Biggest blue blob westward for some time?

Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle 

Sorry Bert, just seen now. No, that thread was deleted for some reason. Certainly a big stretch eastwards for the cold blob but signs are that this should etch away back westwards over the coming days/weeks.  Significant cooling still occurring in the NW portion of the Atlantic though. 

Patrick,

East Galway, Ireland.

Bertwhistle
30 August 2018 12:37:16

 

Sorry Bert, just seen now. No, that thread was deleted for some reason. Certainly a big stretch eastwards for the cold blob but signs are that this should etch away back westwards over the coming days/weeks.  Significant cooling still occurring in the NW portion of the Atlantic though. 

Originally Posted by: Chunky Pea 

Yes, I see; Hudson through Baffin to S Greenland have some really dark blues. 

Sorry about the thread.

Bertie, Itchen Valley.

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andy-manc
30 August 2018 14:07:15

Today just has that typical end of summer feel about it. It has been bright enough, there have been spells of sun, temperatures have been pushing towards 20C but there's no power to it. I'm not complaining really. It feels pleasant enough but the sun has lost its oomph!

noodle doodle
31 August 2018 12:11:19
Bertwhistle
31 August 2018 17:09:21

"Signs that summer is drawing to an end"

Air frost

https://www.weatheronline.co.uk/weather/maps/current?LEVEL=140&LANG=en&WMO=03044&R=310&TIME=std&CEL=C&SI=mph

Originally Posted by: noodle doodle 

Yes I saw the -2 in Braemar but in truth that can happen early and late summer. 4°C in Exeter kind of shocked me, though.

Bertie, Itchen Valley.

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Col
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31 August 2018 17:35:42

 

Yes I saw the -2 in Braemar but in truth that can happen early and late summer. 4°C in Exeter kind of shocked me, though.

Originally Posted by: Bertwhistle 

Yes, my eyebrows were raised by that one. I wonder if there are local perculiarities that make it frost prone, frost holllow, sandy soil etc?

Col

Bolton, Lancashire

160m asl

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