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RECENT WEATHER IN CLAYGATE
|
Date |
Overnight minimum temperature |
Daytime maximum temperature |
Rainfall (midnight to midnight) |
Estimated sunshine |
|
Sunday 22nd |
17C |
21C |
6.3mm |
1hr |
|
Monday 23rd |
16C |
21C |
24.4mm |
4hr |
|
Tuesday 24th |
11C |
21C |
1.3mm |
8hr |
|
Wednesday 25h |
11C |
18C |
23.5mm |
1hr |
|
Thursday 26th |
13C |
19C |
3.6mm |
nil |
|
Friday 27th |
11C |
17C |
1.3mm |
1hr |
|
Saturday 28th |
9C |
20C |
0.1mm |
9hr |
|
Sunday 29th |
11C |
18C |
0.4mm |
5hr |
|
|
Seasonal normal (early September): 11C. |
Seasonal normal (early September): 20C. |
August 2010 to date: 101mm. Normal August total: 55mm. |
August 2010 to date: 86hr. Normal August total: 185hr. |
Commentary: As it is usually does, the ‘weather machine’ has evened things up after a lengthy dry spell. As much rain fell in five days last week as did throughout the complete three months of May, June and July! Now we just need to see the return of worthwhile sunshine, after perhaps the dullest spell on period for this time of year over the last eight weeks.
The weather will certainly be quite different this week: dry virtually throughout (with a slight doubt about next weekend), and we will see more of the sun than recently, though there may still be cloudier interludes. It will also turn somewhat warmer. Very disturbed weather does look like returning after next weekend.
Bob Prichard (Editor of Weather, published by the Royal Meteorological Society)
29.8.10