Ian near Rye Sent in this image from 51.0174/0.7062
Good morning everyone,
A clear sunny start to the day, the leading edge of the front & system over France clearly visible over the Channel. It's edging very slowly north , not expecting anything from it until tomorrow. A fresh NE to easterly breeze being created as the isobars get squeezed. Despite the wind, its warm 21.4*C and increasingly muggy as continental air greats dragged into the flow. Mid to high twenties possible today in the sunshine 🌞. The beaches will be busy ⛱️
Have a good day 😊
Image sent in by Ian near Rye
Good morning everyone,
A clear sunny start to the day, the leading edge of the front & system over France clearly visible over the Channel. It's edging very slowly north , not expecting anything from it until tomorrow. A fresh NE to easterly breeze being created as the isobars get squeezed. Despite the wind, its warm 21.4*C and increasingly muggy as continental air greats dragged into the flow. Mid to high twenties possible today in the sunshine 🌞. The beaches will be busy ⛱️
Have a good day 😊
Cloudwatcher Sent in this image from -33.7473/150.6463
The mild showery theme continues tonight with it still 15.0 c as I write but I've actually put the heater on this evening as it is feeling fairly cool after the house didn't warm up today. Apparently the city reached 21 c earlier today as they had more sunshine before the cloud thickened today ! A forecast low of 12 c tonight then mild with more showers and possible thunderstorms tomorrow as the low pressure system moves through !
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The mild showery theme continues tonight with it still 15.0 c as I write but I've actually put the heater on this evening as it is feeling fairly cool after the house didn't warm up today. Apparently the city reached 21 c earlier today as they had more sunshine before the cloud thickened today ! A forecast low of 12 c tonight then mild with more showers and possible thunderstorms tomorrow as the low pressure system moves through !
☁️ Good Morning everyone on this Tuesday morning.
I wish you good health and a very pleasant, satisfying day. ☁️
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THE WEATHER THAT WAS RECEIVED OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS:-
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Amount and Type of Precipitation (mm.): 0.0
Maximum Temperature (Deg. c.):- 21.5
Minimum Temperature (Deg. c):- 17.0
Strongest Wind Gust (m.p.h.):- 21.2 from the East North East at various times yesterday
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THE CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS:-
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Air Temperature (Deg. c.):- 17.9
Barometric Pressure (QNH) and Tendency:- 1011 Steady
Cloud Amount and height (feet) at Exeter Airport:- CAVOK
The Weather at present:- Overcast, dull, cool, gloomy, but currently dry
Ground Temperature (Deg. c):- 18.0
Humidity (%):- 83
Pollen Count: Grass: Low Trees: Low Weeds: Moderate
Sea Wave Height (Feet) as reported by N R C M:- 4.3 to 6.8
Sea Temperature:- 19.3
Sea State:- 4
Visibility (Miles):- 10.0
Remarks:- (Omissions from yesterday, with apologies). Yesterday had the highest Wave Height in Tor Bay since April 30th and the (non-gust windspeed was the most since June 26th.)
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TODAY’S EXPECTED WEATHER:-
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Today’s Forecast:- Today’s forecast is for today to remain overcast all day, with currently a slight chance of light rain.
Strongest Wind (m.p.h.):- 28.0 from the East during the first part of this afternoon.
Highest Expected Temperature (Deg. c.):- 20.0 from midday until 4:00 p.m.
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LITURGICAL CORNER:-
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Day on the EBC Liturgical Calendar:- Tuesday of the Twenty First Week in Ordinary Time
Liturgical Classification of the Day:- Feria
Liturgical Colour:- Green
Today’s Gospel Reading:- ‘These you ought to have done, without neglecting the others.’ Matthew 23: 23 - 26
Today’s Antiphon:- The Lord is a great king: come, let us adore him.
Today’s Picture:- My Reflections
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‘Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also’.
Matthew 6: 19 - 21 (E S V B)
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Image sent in by Mike
☁️ Good Morning everyone on this Tuesday morning.
I wish you good health and a very pleasant, satisfying day. ☁️
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THE WEATHER THAT WAS RECEIVED OVER THE PAST 24 HOURS:-
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Amount and Type of Precipitation (mm.): 0.0
Maximum Temperature (Deg. c.):- 21.5
Minimum Temperature (Deg. c):- 17.0
Strongest Wind Gust (m.p.h.):- 21.2 from the East North East at various times yesterday
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THE CURRENT WEATHER CONDITIONS:-
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Air Temperature (Deg. c.):- 17.9
Barometric Pressure (QNH) and Tendency:- 1011 Steady
Cloud Amount and height (feet) at Exeter Airport:- CAVOK
The Weather at present:- Overcast, dull, cool, gloomy, but currently dry
Ground Temperature (Deg. c):- 18.0
Humidity (%):- 83
Pollen Count: Grass: Low Trees: Low Weeds: Moderate
Sea Wave Height (Feet) as reported by N R C M:- 4.3 to 6.8
Sea Temperature:- 19.3
Sea State:- 4
Visibility (Miles):- 10.0
Remarks:- (Omissions from yesterday, with apologies). Yesterday had the highest Wave Height in Tor Bay since April 30th and the (non-gust windspeed was the most since June 26th.)
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TODAY’S EXPECTED WEATHER:-
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Today’s Forecast:- Today’s forecast is for today to remain overcast all day, with currently a slight chance of light rain.
Strongest Wind (m.p.h.):- 28.0 from the East during the first part of this afternoon.
Highest Expected Temperature (Deg. c.):- 20.0 from midday until 4:00 p.m.
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LITURGICAL CORNER:-
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Day on the EBC Liturgical Calendar:- Tuesday of the Twenty First Week in Ordinary Time
Liturgical Classification of the Day:- Feria
Liturgical Colour:- Green
Today’s Gospel Reading:- ‘These you ought to have done, without neglecting the others.’ Matthew 23: 23 - 26
Today’s Antiphon:- The Lord is a great king: come, let us adore him.
Today’s Picture:- My Reflections
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‘Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust destroy and where thieves break in and steal, but lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven, where neither moth nor rust destroys and where thieves do not break in and steal. For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also’.
Matthew 6: 19 - 21 (E S V B)
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Cloudwatcher Sent in this image from -33.7473/150.6463
Good morning everyone from Emu Plains ,
Today was a day I would say we had light rain periods with the inbetween bits just spitting ! Of note was that the wind was very light from the S/ SW which I thought was unusual since the main low pressure system is to our SW still which should have directed a more NW airstream but it is a complex system with troughs ahead of it so this was probably the reason why. I haven't looked at the upper atmosphere as time prevents me from being in ( expert mode ) 😁! Anyway , after our mild forecast this morning , we only made a cool 16.5 c at 2 23 pm this afternoon !
Image sent in by Cloudwatcher
Good morning everyone from Emu Plains ,
Today was a day I would say we had light rain periods with the inbetween bits just spitting ! Of note was that the wind was very light from the S/ SW which I thought was unusual since the main low pressure system is to our SW still which should have directed a more NW airstream but it is a complex system with troughs ahead of it so this was probably the reason why. I haven't looked at the upper atmosphere as time prevents me from being in ( expert mode ) 😁! Anyway , after our mild forecast this morning , we only made a cool 16.5 c at 2 23 pm this afternoon !
Stu (by the Thames) Sent in this image from London
Morning all...it's a very pleasant start to Tuesday. And it's a decent looking day ahead. A max/min of 21.8c/13.4c over the last 24hrs with a current temperature of 15.5c in a light NE'rly. Highs of 24 or 25c expected later with increasing humidity.
Image sent in by Stu (by the Thames)
Morning all...it's a very pleasant start to Tuesday. And it's a decent looking day ahead. A max/min of 21.8c/13.4c over the last 24hrs with a current temperature of 15.5c in a light NE'rly. Highs of 24 or 25c expected later with increasing humidity.
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