Happy Thread III (november, climate, 2015, day)

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

This website displays dew points directly instead of he relative humidity if you click on a weather station:
[url=http://www.infoclimat.fr/cartes/observations-meteo/temps-reel/point-de-rosee/iles-britanniques-angleterre-irlande.html]Cartes des stations météo en temps réel en France, en Europe et dans le Monde — archives depuis 1880 - Infoclimat[/url]

For example Heathrow's ("Pt. de rosée" column):
[url=http://www.infoclimat.fr/observations-meteo/temps-reel/londres/03772.html]Relevés météo en temps réel à Londres - Royaume-Uni | Real-time weather records in Londres - Infoclimat[/url]

Ah thanks, that is a good site, far better than anything the MET office produces..

Looks like the storm hit Heathrow a bit later than me.. but it was about 90% humidity from that chart

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

This website displays dew points directly instead of he relative humidity if you click on a weather station:
Cartes des stations météo en temps réel en France, en Europe et dans le Monde — archives depuis 1880 - Infoclimat

For example Heathrow's ("Pt. de rosée" column):
Relevés météo en temps réel à Londres - Royaume-Uni | Real-time weather records in Londres - Infoclimat

I like how I can read a many of the buttons and menu items on that site, little difference from Spanish. Like Point de rosée is punto de rocío

[Rozenn]

Yeah, quite different from the German site Wetterzentrale (though both of us understand at least some German IIRC). For me Italian and Catalan are easier to read than Spanish, even though I don't understand anything when a Catalan speaks.

Since it's the happy thread, 92°F with a 70°F dew point atm in Monsouris. Heat index of 98°F.

[MeteoMan]

My older sister lives in London and tells me about all the storms and heat down there! Sounds like that's the best place to be in the country if you like real weather. Might move down I think.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by Rozenn

Yeah, quite different from the German site Wetterzentrale (though both of us understand at least some German IIRC). For me Italian and Catalan are easier to read than Spanish, even though I don't understand anything when a Catalan speaks.

Since it's the happy thread, 92°F with a 70°F dew point atm in Monsouris. Heat index of 98°F.

That's exactly how I feel with Portuguese. Looks almost the same as Spanish in written form, but I can understand **** all when it's spoken. Might as well speak Russian to me, because that's what Portuguese sounds like to me

[irlinit]

All the women today are out in minimal clothes..

I love summer

[MeteoMan]

I truly envy you lucky people living in the SE. It truly is a place to be! Grim oooop nuuurth. I might as well be living on the Isle of Skye.

[irlinit]

Originally Posted by MeteoMan

I truly envy you lucky people living in the SE. It truly is a place to be! Grim oooop nuuurth. I might as well be living on the Isle of Skye.

It's really not that much better than up north.. we still don't have particularly great summers

Although just finally hit 30C for the first time this year.. now it's a question of how high, still a few hours to go

[MeteoMan]

I used to live down there don't forget and had to move due to circumstances. Believe me it's a massive difference.

It's pretty much the difference (at least in Buxton) of "no summer" to "half decent summer". Our altitude doesn't help matters either.

[theunbrainwashed]

Originally Posted by irlinit

All the women today are out in minimal clothes..

I love summer

Me too

Originally Posted by MeteoMan

I truly envy you lucky people living in the SE. It truly is a place to be! Grim oooop nuuurth. I might as well be living on the Isle of Skye.

I just looked at the current temps in England, wow what a difference between London and Buxton. 19°C vs 26°C. Sometimes I wonder if you live in Buxton or Melbourne hard to tell sometimes