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even if i disregard Bergholt ,
Colchester 23.4 low elevation
Cavedish 22.9 another low elevation satation in Suffolk
Scole 22.6 low elevation 20 miles further NORTH
Levington 22.4 low elevation but right by the estuary ,understandably cooler on the hottest of days
the evidence is there m'lud
You're in the 22's buddy
Must be a real shock to the system to discover that your city is below the sacred 23C threshold. I guess it's time to relocate?
How is that like me quoting a temperature from an estuary? The stretch of water between Portsmouth & the Isle of Wight is called the Solent, the English Channel is past the Isle of Wight. Bramblebank is right in the middle of the Solent, if anything the temperature closer to Portsmouth itself would be slightly higher...
The southern part of the north sea, especially around the Thames estuary, has warmer temperatures than the English channel during the summer, but the rest of the north sea is colder, it is also colder during the winter.
yeah , the Thames estuary is another dubious location (like the Solent) -not completely open sea - but the north sea itself i suspect around Essex coast is warmest in summer - colder in winter - makes perfect sense,
i'll have to look a few readings up - brb
Must be a real shock to the system to discover that your city is below the sacred 23C threshold. I guess it's time to relocate?
but it's not ,its 23 - everyone knows it's 23
there is no station at Bergholt any longer for sure - but that would have been the spot - there needs to be a central Ips site for confirmation ,but sadly not so
It's a world of difference, it's like comparing Mecca to Reykjavik.
the sunshine stats and low rainfall make it a totally different climate in summer (and any other time ) to somewhere like Northampton or Covenrty .Never mind anyoe else even wetter/colder/cloudier - even i notice the difference when i go away
i've been told enough times by folk who have lived in both there and here .
there is no station at Bergholt any longer for sure - but that would have been the spot - there needs to be a central Ips site for confirmation ,but sadly not so
Levington is far more representative of Ipswich.
I know this may be difficult, your entire world view has been shattered, anyone would struggle to come to terms with that. But the fact is that you are not a member of the 23C club
the sunshine stats and low rainfall make it a totally different climate in summer (and any other time ) to somewhere like Northampton or Covenrty .Never mind anyoe else even wetter/colder/cloudier - even i notice the difference when i go away
i've been told enough times by folk who have lived in both there and here .
How is that like me quoting a temperature from an estuary? The stretch of water between Portsmouth & the Isle of Wight is called the Solent, the English Channel is past the Isle of Wight. Bramblebank is right in the middle of the Solent, if anything the temperature closer to Portsmouth itself would be slightly higher...
The southern part of the north sea, especially around the Thames estuary, has warmer temperatures than the English channel during the summer, but the rest of the north sea is colder, it is also colder during the winter.
current sea temperatures off the coast here - felixstowe
you don't agree that sun stats and rainfall totals make a real difference ? and not just temperatures - and i need proof that Bergholt figures are 'made up '
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The stretch of water between Portsmouth & the Isle of Wight is called the Solent, the English Channel is past the Isle of Wight. Bramblebank is right in the middle of the Solent, if anything the temperature closer to Portsmouth itself would be slightly higher...
