I'm guessing 6 C

To be honest all I could manage was to glance up from my work and throw a number at GW from the top of my head... my lifestyle sure has changed over the past two months!

To be honest all I could manage was to glance up from my work and throw a number at GW from the top of my head... my lifestyle sure has changed over the past two months!

I don't envy you. Plenty of coursework?

 I'm busy too but not after 5pm. Nice to have my evenings back and free of essays etc

Did you get my PM? I'm not in the table

 

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Same here

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I think I am way too high with 6.8c oh well, it's all good fun! :)

You think YOU'RE too high?

I was thinking a wet month, with certainly the first two-thirds dominated by zonal-type weather, temps typically with a narrow day-night range (8-14c) in the main, perhaps cooling off as the month end approached.

Pah!

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I think I am way too high with 6.8c oh well, it's all good fun! :)

 

You think YOU'RE too high?

 

I was thinking a wet month, with certainly the first two-thirds dominated by zonal-type weather, temps typically with a narrow day-night range (8-14c) in the main, perhaps cooling off as the month end approached.

Pah!

 

8.5c probably the order of the day.

Met Office Hadley     8.6c.   Anomaly  0.1c.   provisional  to 4th.

Metcheck                8.07c.  Anomaly  1.15c.

N-W                       8.57c.  Anomaly  1.67c. 

My Mean                 8.5c.

Early days yet but 5.1C here so far (-1.2C)

Met Office Hadley    8.6c.    Anomaly  0.3c.  provisional to  5th.

Metcheck                8.16c.  Anomaly  1.24c.

N-W                       8.68c   Anomaly  1.78c. 

My  Mean                8.6c.

Early days yet but 5.1C here so far (-1.2C)

That just shows how much of a north-south split in temps there's been these past few days. BBC weather yesterday showed a graphic illustrating the differences either side of the cold front that straddled around the Midlands yesterday afternoon - 16c to the south, 8c to the north

Met Office Hadley   8.4c.   Anomaly  0.3c.    provisional to    6th.

Metcheck              8.39c   Anomaly  1.47c.   11:53:01

N-W                     8.87c   Anomaly   1.97c.  11:53:55

My     Mean          9.1c.

I went way too high.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_info_mean.html

Nearly right for me...

I went way too high.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_info_mean.html

Bit early to write yourself off for November!

Met Office Hadley   8.4c.    Anomaly 0.3c.  provisional  to  7th.

Metcheck            Not Available.

N-W                      8.71c.    Anomaly  1.81c

My    Mean            9.0c.

Metcheck now 8.26c.  Anomaly 1.34c.

Met Office Hadley    8.2c.   Anomaly   0.1c.  provisional to 8th.

Metcheck               7.93c.  Anomaly   1.01c.

N-W                      8.36c.  Anomaly   1.46c.

My   Mean             8.6c. 

After a fairly average start to the month temperature wise there is a dip this weekend before things move slightly above average again. Overall by the end of the third week current forecasts suggest the CET will be exactly in line with the 1971-2000 average.

There is some talk on this site of November 2013 being similar to 2010. So far the two months have been completely different temperature wise. However, by the 22nd we may find both years at a similar figure close to the mean. The question is what will happen in the last week of the month.

The chart below includes November 2010 for reference purposes.

After a fairly average start to the month temperature wise there is a dip this weekend before things move slightly above average again. Overall by the end of the third week current forecasts suggest the CET will be exactly in line with the 1971-2000 average.

There is some talk on this site of November 2013 being similar to 2010. So far the two months have been completely different temperature wise. However, by the 22nd we may find both years at a similar figure close to the mean. The question is what will happen in the last week of the month.

The chart below includes November 2010 for reference purposes.

 

Cheers Simon - thanks for this.