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Barry

Summary of last 24 hours to 6pm Sunday 5th February 2012

Just over 1 mm of rain fell yesterday evening but it has been dry since though today started dull and overcast with hill fog and mist in the valley - no wonder humidity remained resolutely at 100% through the morning. By late morning however, it became brighter and for a time around midday the sun came out for a time, only to disappear as cloud moved in again this afternoon. Another light frost overnight, down to -2⁰C for a time, but the temperature rose after dawn to reach the dizzy heights of +5⁰C this afternoon and the wind, what there was of it, very light. A frost seems unlikely tonight and though tomorrow will start cloudy, it will brighten up with some sunshine but fog patches are likely to linger in the valleys while the tops will be clear of cloud, though sunshine may be hazy. (See forecast links above and at bottom of the page).

From our rooftop weather station at Wild Bryony, Portinscale - graphical summary of the last 24 hours to 6 pm on Sunday 5th Februuary 2012

Minima and maxima for Saturday 4th February

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