Last updated 8th August 2005
*Anomalies are based on averages for the period 1971-2000
SCREEN TEMPERATURES °cAnomaly* DateMean 15.6 0.2Mean Maximum 19.2 -0.2Mean Minimum 12.0 0.7High Maximum 27.6 12thLow Minimum 9.2 5thLow Maximum 13.0 4thHigh Minimum 15.9 11thLow Grass 6.7 5thAir Frosts 0 0Ground Frosts 0 0Hours of Frost 00.0Barometric pressure, 24 hour observations (mbar)Mean 1014.0 -2.3Maximum 1031.0 11thMinimum 1003.3 24thPRECIPITATION (mm)Total 51.1 -4.2Rain days (0.2mm or more) 15 +1Wet days (1.0mm or more) 7 -4Maximum Fall 15.8 28thRainfall duration (hrs.) 32.9SUNSHINESun Hours 144.3 -19.2Maximum day 13.3 10thNil Sun Days 6HUMIDITY %Mean 79.4Dry days (60% or less) 18WIND (mph)24hour mean 3.309.00 mean 3.9Maximum gust 30.0 6th%North 6%North East 6%East 12%South East 6%South 6%South West 17%West 6%North West 38%Calm 3Hours of calm 90.5MISCELLANEOUSDays with:Sleet/Snow 0 0Snow lying (09.00) 0 0Maximum depth (cm) 0.0Total snow depth (cm) 0.0Hail 0Thunder 1Fog (09.00) 0
Brief summary of the month:
July 2005 was the warmest since 2003 with temperatures just slightly above average. Rainfall totals were below average with just 92% the driest since 1999. Sunshine totals were well below average with just 88%, but it was still the sunniest since 2003. To sum up, a rather dull and rather dry month with near normal temperatures.
All data taken at 220 metres above sea level