8.4°c

1028mb.

Misty.

Wind E.

Misty, colder than forecast.

5.4c

1025.9mb falling

calm

Morning 

I've just had my coldest night of the season so far with an overnight low of 5.3c. Ironic that this should happen while we have summerlike temperatures aloft. 

Currently 8.3c, beautifully clear and soon to be sunny.

Dewpoint 8.2c

Wind Calm

Pressure 1025.3mb falling slowly

Mist and Fog, 7.8c

Overnight low, 7.2c

Pressure, 1025mb

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Gary

Low 9.2c   @  08:18   Now   9.2.  F1 Light Air Easterly  5km/h. Humidity 92%rh ...  FOGGY .. pressure 1028.1hpa.  0.6mm Condensation from fog.

Fog, 6.6C

Sunny.

8.2c

1025.6mb falling

calm

Fine and sunny. It did come over murky and misty for a time earlier on but the sun came out to play after all.

Feeling positively mild for it at 12 C under a gentle south east breeze - and it's only just gone past 9 am.

Dense fog, chilly, 6c.

It's actually quite like a typical June's day. Unbroken sunshine and calm winds making the 16 C feel warm enough to sit in the back yard doorway in shorts and T shirt.

Fogged Out..    10.3c.

Quite frustrating seeing the thick fog swirling around in the breeze outside when a few miles across the river there is wall to wall sunshine according to the satellite.  Managed an hour or two of sunshine yesterday but that doesn't look likely today. 

Sunny here but patchy fog blowing around in the wind, it's considerably cooler than yesterday at 11.7C

Sunny, slight mist, calm, cooler than of late. 11.7 C @ 88% RH, pressure falling - now 1022mb.  

Fog all day... but fog..  10.8c.

After what has been a fine and even warm day here at Folkestone village, low cloud crud is now rolling in from the Strait of Dover as I type this. It was to be expected, if anything I'm surprised it had stayed bright for this long.

It peaked at 17 C dead on at 1 pm, now 14 C.

Dense fog, chilly, 8c.

Stoughton, in the South Downs near Chichester, at 1430

Harting Downs, three miles north of the above, at 1530 (and it had been like that all afternoon, too)