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There are no tall buildings near the Greenwich station. It's due to terrain blocking the shadows. Also, the climate box for Greenwich is for 1971-2000, not for 1981-10 as it says.
There are no tall buildings near the Greenwich station. It's due to terrain blocking the shadows. Also, the climate box for Greenwich is for 1971-2000, not for 1981-10 as it says.
There are no tall buildings near the Greenwich station. It's due to terrain blocking the shadows. Also, the climate box for Greenwich is for 1971-2000, not for 1981-10 as it says.
Here's the location of the weather station. Looks like a combination of trees and the big hill to the west. I doubt it's anything to do with low cloud from the North Sea, as Gravesend pretty much on the estuary gets over 1600 hours as well.
Strange, why would you put a weather box under trees if it's not giving you an accurate description of how much sun the area is actually getting?
On a tangent, that Google photo of the area makes Greenwich look more like somewhere in the dry med, when was this taken... The grass is so brown!
The grass gets like that most summers in the part of Hampshire I'm from...
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