July CET watch· Page 2

Surrey John
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30 June 2015 05:07:25

#26

I think I will try 17.65c please

Bradford on Avon, Wiltshire
35m ASL

Dougie
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30 June 2015 05:09:22

#27

17.0°c please.

Ha'way the lads

markwells
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30 June 2015 07:10:34

#28

Hi please can I go for 18.8C many thanks

ozone_aurora
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30 June 2015 08:30:22

#29

I think I'll go for 17.2 C, please

Tractor Boy
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30 June 2015 10:04:14

#30

16.8C please

Dave
Farndale, North York Moors

Easterly Beasterly
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30 June 2015 11:00:20

#31

17.9c please

rickm
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30 June 2015 11:47:01

#32

17.25 for me please

Norseman
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30 June 2015 11:58:23

#33

18.5C for me please.

Duncan McAlister
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30 June 2015 13:25:08

#34

18.5 for me please.

Hungry Tiger
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30 June 2015 13:47:09

#35

Purly subjectively, I would say for July or August CET's:

20's - Amazing!

19's - Very hot

18's - Hot

17's - Very warm

16's - Warm (average)

15's - Cool

14's - Very cool

13/12's - Forget About It!

Originally Posted by: Gavin P

The coldest July on record is 1816 with a CET of 13.4C - imagine that.

The coldest summer on record was 1725 and the July CET in that summer was 13.8C

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Sussex snow magnet
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30 June 2015 14:39:11

#36

17.7 please

speckledjim
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30 June 2015 14:47:16

#37

17.3c please

Thorner, West Yorkshire

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Gusty
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30 June 2015 15:02:02

#38

18.4c please

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Edicius81
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30 June 2015 15:19:56

#39

17.98c Please

GezM
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30 June 2015 15:30:30

#40

17.5C please.

Living in St Albans, Herts (116m asl)
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Saint Snow
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30 June 2015 15:35:44

#41

18.1c

I see a similar set-up to the current recurring through summer (if not with the sort of heat advection northwards we're currently experiencing)

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Frank H
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30 June 2015 17:41:23

#42

18.2c please

Wrightington, Wigan

Stormchaser
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30 June 2015 17:46:37

#43

I have been tempted at times to adjust my early (23rd June!) guesstimate upward in recent days, but what with this mornings surprisingly cool day 10 ECM 00z op and a notably fresher GFS 12z op for next week, I feel I'm best off leaving it at 18.2*C.

Cheers as always GW, may July prove outstanding both weather wise and otherwise! 🙂

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