South West and Central Southern England Regional Weather Discussion 01/06/2020 Onward

[CheesepuffScott]

Not the best day for popping down to Bournemouth. Cloudy, a very light drizzle and trying to brighten up. Feels muggy.

[CheesepuffScott]

Some patches of blue over the Channel. Beach is practically empty.

[jtay]

Not the best day for the start of the International Cricket season at the Rose Bowl.

Fri, Sat, Sun looking good though, so we'll be alright.

[matt111]

Cloudy and damp so far but not a huge amount of rain. 18.3°C

[CheesepuffScott]

Sun is out here.

[Mapantz]

Mostly cloudy with the odd bright spells, but it felt warm with a max of 20.8°C.

[matt111]

Still dull but it’s been dry all afternoon apart from a very brief shower just now. 17.9°C

[Dorsetbred]

After a damp start and patchy sunny spells this afternoon has mainly clouded over, however we did reach 21.2°C at: 15:32...

[CheesepuffScott]

Reached 20.2°C at home.. currently 17.3°C

[matt111]

Dull all day with occasional light rain. Reached 19.0°C, currently 16.3°C

[matt111]

Just been reading the SW thread from March 2018. Ah the memories of when exciting weather was a thing, not that we'd see snow at this time of year of course. 

Fairly warm out there tonight. 15.6°C

Edited July 9, 2020 by matt111

[Andy Bown]

Out working and it’s dry & reasonably bright! Was woken by rain around 04.30 so thought how typical but thankfully it’s fine! 

[Dorsetbred]

After an overnight low of 14.8°C at: 03:19,  currently 16.7°C , overcast light drizzle this morning, with the breeze in from the SW, RH91 %

[matt111]

Dull again today and if anything it’s even more dull than yesterday was. Also cooler too. 16.4°C

Edited July 9, 2020 by matt111

[CheesepuffScott]

12 hours ago, matt111 said:

Just been reading the SW thread from March 2018. Ah the memories of when exciting weather was a thing, not that we'd see snow at this time of year of course. 

Fairly warm out there tonight. 15.6°C

I often read the old threads to bring back memories... it’s great.

Now, not so summery again, even duller than yesterday. The low overnight was 13.5°C... Rather murky, damp and cool. 16.9°C

Edited July 9, 2020 by CheesepuffScott

[MP-R]

The sun is desperately trying to come out here. Must try harder!

[Guest]

Poor again today only a max of 18.4C so far, drizzle in the air and doesn't feels very summery at all in the breeze.

[Dorsetbred]

A mere 3.1°C increase in the overnight temperature to hit today's maximum..17.9°C at: 11:38...must be summer..

[matt111]

Still dull, feels cool. 17.2°C

[Wynn D Woo]

Well a very wet old afternoon, yet another poor forecast from the BBC too.

The sunshine of spring feels a long time ago now

[matt111]

After a dull day, it became even more dull later on this evening with drizzle for a time. Reached 17.7°C, currently 16.1°C

[CheesepuffScott]

Dull with drizzle at times... 17.8°C the high, it is currently 14.3°C

Some sunshine tomorrow, thankfully. Hoping next week is sunnier and warmer, despite the ‘downgrades’ being shared about in the MOD thread.

[Dorsetbred]

Morning All, wall to wall blue sky greets us today after an overnight low of 12.6°C at: 06:16, currently 13.3°C, RH88% and pressure rising slowly @ 1016.9mb... with some noticeable channel cloud..

Meanwhile somebody left the plug out in the harbour as viewed from Rick Stein's restaurant..

Edited July 10, 2020 by Dorsetbred

[Guest]

After a bright start it took all of an hour or two for the shallow cu to infill, under a cool upper trough it could be a poorer day than I thought. Temps been stuck at 17C for a couple of hours as well.

[MP-R]

Indeed, one of those dreaded infill days today. Funnily enough, if it was a more slack cyclonic northwesterly, it'd probably be sunnier, albeit with the risk of showers.