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01 September 2014 10:23:01

DATA TABLE FOR KILMERSDON near Radstock  FOR SUMMER 2014 FINAL FIGURES (JUN 1ST-AUG 31ST)


 


 

























































































































LOWEST TEMPERATURE2.7C(37F) on the 24th Aug at 05:23
HIGHEST TEMPERATURE29.3C (84F) on the 26th July at 16:21
AVERAGE TEMPERATURE16.2C (61F)
HIGHEST HUMIDITY97% on 7th Aug at 06:54
LOWEST HUMIDITY33% on the 24th Jul at 18:11 
WETTEST DAY34.4mm (1.38inc) on the 19th Jul
HIGHEST RAINFALL RATE112.4mm/hr (4.48inc/hr) on the 19th Jul at 13:00
TOTAL RAINFALL164.4mm (6.58inc)
DRY DAYS42 Days
LONGEST DRY SPELL16 Days from 10th-25th Jun
HIGHEST PRESSURE1029.4mbs on the 11th Jun at 23:54
LOWEST PRESSURE991.0mbs on the 10th Aug at 11:15
AVERAGE PRESSURE1015.4mbs
PRESSURE RANGE38.4mbs
HIGHEST WIND GUST32mph on the 1st Aug at 00:00
WIND BETWEEN S & W38%
WIND BETWEEN W & N

32%


WIND BETWEEN N & E7%
WIND BETWEEN E & S23%
SUNNIEST DAY13 hrs and 30 mins on 10th Jul
TOTAL SUNSHINE HOURS517 hrs and 24 mins
DAYS OF NO SUN1 Day on 26th Aug 
BRIGHTEST DAY332.4w/sqm on 12th Jun
DULLEST DAY41.1w/sqm on 25th Aug
DAYS WITH THUNDER7 Days on 7/6:17, 18 & 19/7:10,11 & 14/8
DAYS WITH HAILNONE  
HOURS WITH FROSTNONE
HOURS WITH FOGNONE
DAYS WITH SNOWNONE

 


REPORT 

Summer 2014 will go down as a changeable one split into two thirds decent and one third poor. The first two months offered nearly all of the Summer weather this year with a lot of settled and dry weather with some warm sunshine interspersed by slightly more in the way of thundery activity this year than in recent years when the wettest day of the Summer at 34.4mm of rain occurred on the 19th July. This was all part of mid July giving us the most active thunderstorms with some lively lightning at close range on the 18th July. Temperatures were OK in June and July with 30C narrowly missed this year making just 29.3C on July 26th as the seasons high. At the other end of the scale the coldest night remarkably achieved a valley frost with 2-7C recorded on the morning of the 24th August with the whole month of August much cooler than average coming in at 2.2C below the average at 14.4C. Sunshine amounts overall were much up to par helped by the High pressure based conditions of June and July while August helped knock this average back somewhat as it was a cloudier than average month. There were no unusual weather phenomena either reported seen or witnessed over the area with the exception of a funnel cloud over Nunney within the stormy conditions in mid July.


Martin G
Kilmersdon Radstock Bath Somerset



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