Good morning.  Calm, clear and frosty, -1.7c.  The recurring theme of this month but at least afternoon temps are pleasant. 

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Good morning folks. Sunny day today. 1.0c Humidity 90%Rh.

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Clear skies with a gusty east wind. 7.6c.

20 days this month without rain.

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3C hazy and the nagging east wind has gone for the time being.

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Cloudless sky with bright early morning sunshine..frost..1.3c on a min of -1.7c..calm..1029mb

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Same old story here as yesterday, so copying and pasting my first post from yesterday's thread onto here will give a very accurate account of what it's like here just now.

To be honest, I actually quite enjoyed that bit of damp weather which we had a few evenings ago, even though that was short-lived and even though those weren't such good conditions for being out and about in.

The reason for that is because that was something different for a change. which at least, was more interesting as a result. That was in complete contrast to the borefest which we have now returned to with nothing ever changing from one day to the next in terms of our weather which is just making everything very predictable and repetitive, as well as boring.

 

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Clear and sunny

Wind SE slight breeze

Temp 11.1C

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Fine and sunny. Still that pinch in the air at 11.4 c & 64% with a mod E breeze adding to the freshness. 

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SUNNY day. 15.4c Humidity 48% Rh.

SSE Breeze 8 mph.

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A stunning St George's Day. Sunshine once again with bits of cirrus. 18°C currently.

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Same old story here as yesterday, so copying and pasting my first post from yesterday's thread onto here will give a very accurate account of what it's like here just now.

To be honest, I actually quite enjoyed that bit of damp weather which we had a few evenings ago, even though that was short-lived and even though those weren't such good conditions for being out and about in.

The reason for that is because that was something different for a change. which at least, was more interesting as a result. That was in complete contrast to the borefest which we have now returned to with nothing ever changing from one day to the next in terms of our weather which is just making everything very predictable and repetitive, as well as boring.

 

Once again you are getting most of the interesting weather in your part of the world. Lots of sunshine and one of the warmest locations in the UK. 

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Once again you are getting most of the interesting weather in your part of the world. Lots of sunshine and one of the warmest locations in the UK. 

As I have said before though, we all have our own different point of view when it comes to how we define "interesting" weather as we are entitled to do as these are just opinions at the end of the day. To me, warm and sunny weather is interesting if this is something which happens only occasionally (as would generally be expected to be the case here in the UK) but when it's like that all the time (as is now the case), that is no longer interesting in my books because that just gets a bit boring after a while.

Today is indeed, our warmest day of this month once again as the highest hourly reading at Edinburgh was 17.8°C with a total of 9.1 hours of sunshine being recorded for today so far at that particular station as at 4pm this afternoon although the sky is fairly milky rather than blue just now with a lot of cirrus and cirrostratus cloud around.

The temperature has dropped slightly during the last hour as well due to a breeze from straight off the North Sea which has picked up and so, the temperature at 4pm this afternoon was 17.5°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank.

What is interesting though, is just how dry the air has become because the fact that today is our warmest day of the year so far, has not prevented the dew point from dropping to below freezing (-1.1°C at Edinburgh Gogarbank as at 4pm this afternoon). This gives us a relative humidity of just 28.1% at Edinburgh Gogarbank as at 4pm this afternoon, and I don't think that I've ever recorded a relative humidity as low as that since I first joined this forum.

 

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After a frosty start it’s reached just shy of 20C this afternoon. Still 17.2C now.

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17.6C here a couple of hours ago it wasn't a frost first thing for a change either with low of 2.3C.
Next week looks cold again with winds more north and east, it just goes on and on.

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Great Edinburgh weather again, 18 C both yesterday and today with lots of strong sun. Thick high cloud has now moved in from the west

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Another beautiful day of clear sky and sunshine with temp up to 19c, still 16.4c. 

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Great Edinburgh weather again, 18 C both yesterday and today with lots of strong sun. Thick high cloud has now moved in from the west

It's not so sunny here in Edinburgh now though.

It has now completely clouded over here and since my last report here which was a whole three hours ago, just a further 12 minutes of sunshine has been added to today's sunshine total at Edinburgh Gogarbank.

The wind from off the North Sea has picked up quite a bit, and that is now blowing in some low cloud from off the North Sea with the top of Arthur's Seat having now disappeared into that.

Today's maximum temperature was 18.5° at Edinburgh Gogarbank where today was the warmest day of this year so far as a result (beating that figure of 18.3°C which was recorded there during March, but still short of that figure of 19.0°C which was recorded at the botanic gardens in Edinburgh on that same day).

However, the temperature as at 7pm this evening has plummeted to just around 10°C here in Edinburgh.

As that has happened, the dew point has actually gone back up a bit which meant that the relative humidity has now shot up to around 72% at Edinburgh Gogarbank as at 7pm this evening.

 

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