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Puffy MacCloud

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  1. Aye, Vlad The Inhaler.

    Today was a bit back to front compared to recent days in that it started dull but got brighter, ending up quite nice really. Temperature rose from a low of 4.3⁰C at midnight to a high of 11.7⁰C at 16:10 and now 5.7⁰C, humidity fell from a high of 94% at 01:31 to a low of 75% at 16:08 and now 83%, wind 2 to 5mph southerly with a maximum gust of 19mph at 15:50, pressure is 1007.0hPa falling slowly, there was 1.0mm of rainfall today and 2.6mm in the last 24 hours, cloud cover went from 8/8 to 2/8 over the piece and the dew point is at 3⁰C.

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  2. At the time of my last visit to the weather station console in my study, Sunday I think it was, I was celebrating clear blue skies and sunshine. Since then, the sunshine mainly prevailed with Monday starting frosty and sunny until mid-morning when a band of cloud was blown from south to north through the middle of the day and then it cleared again mid-afternoon with sunshine through to sunset, while yesterday started frosty with sunshine, which lasted until lunchtime when the cloud started rolling in under a front from the west and has remained. No frost nor sunshine today though, and an overcast morning has given way to a wet afternoon. Spring is over. Ruined. I give up on the weather. That’s it. Nobody loves me, everybody hates me, I think I’ll go and eat worms. Etc.

    High temperature for today was 8.5⁰C at 09:50 up from a low of 6.0⁰C at 00:09, minimum humidity was 79% at 05:34 and now 86%, wind is 6 to 16mph southerly with a maximum gust of 24mph at 10:07, pressure is 1005.8hPa rising slowly, there’s been 2.8mm of rainfall today and 5.0mm in the last 24 hours, cloud cover is 8/8 and the dew point is at 6⁰C.

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  3. Dull and cold again, all day, with some determined drizzle in the morning, but the sky is finally clearing from the west so it should be a brighter day tomorrow. Nice enough today though to get out for lunch for the first time in a long time. Walked there and back too. Just.

    Overnight temperature around 6.4⁰C rose to a high of 8.3⁰C at 13:38 and has now fallen to a low for the day of 4.6⁰C, humidity is 90%, wind has dropped to nothing from a maximum gust of 14mph northwesterly at 04:18, pressure is 1017.0hPa rising slowly, 2.2mm of rain fell today, cloud cover is 7/8 and the dew point is at 3⁰C.

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  4. Despite it being a colder and duller day than yesterday, I decided to get up at 07:00 and make the most of it. ‘The most of it,’ so far, has been disappointing as I’ve just woken up, again, following a three-hour nap. Still, onwards and upwards…

    The high temperature for the day so far was 5.9⁰C at 11:15 up from a minimum of -1.7⁰C at 03:37 and now 5.8⁰C, humidity is 84%, wind 3 to 5mph easterly with a maximum gust of 11mph at 10:54, pressure is 1017.7hPa falling quickly, there’s been no rainfall in the last 24 hours, cloud cover is 8/8 and the dew point is at 3⁰C.

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  5. Snow on the ground now thawing even with regular sleet/snow showers trying to add to the covering. Mainly adding to depth of slush now.

    Forecast for tomorrow has a yellow warning for snow, (note: not a yellow snow warning, which is an entirely different thing,) but the hourly symbols pertain to sunshine and the temperature is foretold to be 8C. Me confused.

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  6. 6 hours ago, Hairy Celt said:

    Man, those colours are so intense, they're flashing and moving and... and... man I have to go and lie down.... oh wow this is good stuff...

    That's the only reason I go into the model thread, for the nice squiggly lines and the pretty colours. Reminds me of Friday afternoons at primary school when we did colouring-in. Little did I realise then that I was producing forecasts for fantasy island.

    Wet today, started at 11:00 with quite a wintry squall and now an assortment of heavy and light rain showers. And I'm still suffering from the nurse-chill effect. Younger daughter is on holiday in the Canary Islands. It's raining there also. Ha!

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  7. Well it’s certainly not up there with Hurricane Bawbag but then neither is it a lowly Brisk Breeze Bumfart, so hardly worth getting up for and I’m only slightly impressed. Time yet for improvement maybe. Roll on Blizzard Brass Monkey on Friday, which in Ayrshire is likely to be 1cm of slush.

    The temperature today rose from 5.0⁰C at midnight to a high of 10.0⁰C at 15:22 and now back down to 7.7⁰C, humidity is 81%, wind is 6 to 18mph westerly with a maximum gust of 24mph (easterly) at 14:59, pressure is 976.5hPa rising slowly from a low of 975.4hPa at 14:37, there’s been 14.0mm of rainfall today and 17.6mm in the last 24 hours, cloud cover is a heavy 8/8 and the dew point is at 4⁰C, despite which Diablo is showing a snowflake symbol, thus ensuring 1cm of slush here while the rest of the country collects a foot of snow.

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  8. Fabulous photies @SW Saltire, oh, and everybody else obviously; no winners or losers here....

    A lightly overcast morning gave way to clear blue sky around lunchtime, which stuck about until mid-afternoon and now slowly filling in again. Main point of interest though was the minimum overnight temperature, which at -4.2⁰C was the lowest of the season so far but unremarkable for winter.

    Low temperature of -4.2⁰C at 03:50 rose to a high of 6.6⁰C at 14:34 and now back down to 4.9⁰C, humidity is 80%, wind is 2 to 8mph southerly with a maximum gust of 13mph at 15:31, pressure is 1023.2hPa dropping like a stone from 1028.1hPa at 08:44, there’s been 0.2mm of rainfall today and in the last 24 hours, cloud cover is a thin 7/8 and the dew point is at 2⁰C.

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  9. 7 hours ago, shuggee said:

    Urgh. Wet wet wet snow. There's a joke in there somewhere.

    Woke up to a wet dusting. Not counting a snow day though - too patchy. At 300m it's a winter wonderland with frosted pine trees. Got down to 0.6C back up to 1.6C now - so not the wintryest spell of the season as billed... Pffft.

    Is that a euphemism? Or youff emission even?

    The weather yesterday was dominated by wintry showers passing through what was otherwise a decent winter’s day so that we experienced four seasons in each hour, never mind day. No depth of snow on the ground though. This morning was similar with sunshine and showers but this settled down to almost unbroken sunshine this afternoon, which made for a very decent day indeed. The one constant has been the wind, which hasn’t really stopped since the double storm passed through, and which has had the trees behind my house engaged in a never-ending disco marathon ever since.

    The temperature today has risen from a low of 0.8⁰C at 01:57 to a high of 5.6⁰ at 13:44 and back down to 2.7⁰C now, humidity dropped from 92% at 02:21 to 81% at 11:57 and now 84%, wind has finally dropped to 1mph west-northwesterly following a maximum gust of 20mph at 09:22, pressure is 1019.8hPa rocketing upwards, there’s been 5.8mm of rain in the early morning and 7.8mm in the last 24 hours, cloud cover has reduced from 3/8 to 0/8 throughout the day and the dew point I now at 0⁰C.

     

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  10. Today started off dry, sunny, cold and calm but then became overcast, probably just out of habit.

    High temperature today was 7.4⁰C at 13:33 up from the low of 1.8⁰C at 03:58 and now 7.0⁰C, humidity rose from 74% at 06:03 to 94% at 20:17 and still now, wind is 6 to 12mph south-southwesterly with a maximum gust of 18mph at 02:49, pressure currently 1013.6hPa and dropping like  stone, there’s been 3.4mm of rainfall today and 3.6mm in the last 24 hours, clous cover is 8/8 and the dew point is at 6⁰C.

    Figures for January 2022 are:-

    Highs – temperature 13.2⁰C, humidity 96%, wind 25mph, pressure 1038.6hPa, total rainfall 61.6mm.

    Lows – temperature -3.4⁰C, humidity 72%, pressure 987.1hPa, dew point -5⁰C.

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