Weather and Climate

"night meaning" clearly should be 'not meaning" Main brain's clearly working

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-cornwall-65262392 On Wednesday, 12 April 2023 at 20:14:37

7m swell for the Lands End peninsula, into Mount's Bay and the west coast of the Lizard tomorrow

I could see the western end of the convergence line, near Camborne/Redruth. Plenty of sunshine here

Having thought about it further, individual particularly large waves are due to 2 swell sets

Lovely sunny periods after another windy night. Maximum temperature (so far) 10.6C Big swell, but

Rather smaller swell this morning, but clean & long period. 6-8' is still big for most people

I used to work for the Steamship Co (Isles of Scilly Skybus & Isles of Scilly steamship.) There

Sennen harbour yesterday afternoon - very pretty I rather liked this in the Cove Diary "It has

MagicSeaweed predicted 12-16' at Sennen today, and if anything that was an underestimate, easily

Accurate swell forecast, it was very, very big overnight. The biggest sets would have been approx 50%

A big swell arrived in the early hours, decreasing now but still big. Lifeguards are on at Sennen

I think what I meant by 'depressions stuck in mid Atlantic' was the fact that earlier hot

Wind's become a F2 offshore westerly, the temperature has responded, has now (14:30) topped. 24C.

There are also a few showers around, though big gaps between them. The maximum temperature around 18C

A repeat of yesterday, hard to sot the difference, apart from a raft of oarweed in the foreground..

Thundery air well to the east now, the swell has gone down, the salt spray's largely gone, E

The rain cleared around 10:30 to give a mainly sunny afternoon with low cloud based small Cu scudding

Sea conditions in west Cornwall are now really atrocious. There's a big powerful swell, 2 hours

Amusing blog. Thanks for the link. Jack

It's the melting Arctic ice through glabal warming that has weakened the westerly winds Graham. :

A touch of ground frost after an overnight minimum of 2.9C. Unbroken sunshine & near calm

Approaching half tide now, yet it's still surging up the valley at Vallendreath & covering

On top of which a swell height peaking near 30ft coming into Mount's Bay. Praa Sands for tomorrow

I have been liviing near the sea for the past 10 years, I spent my first 20 years in Great Yarmouth

Well, certainly 'warm' for mid November, maximum close to 15C. Also good sunny spell, high

Seeing those waves I just had to pop out. F3-4 offshore wind on the beach, rather less than forecast

The same swell sent wave setup surges up the river through Bude. Reported in the press as a tidal

The cloud lowered somewhat this afternoon, but a rather convenient 'wave hole' developed when

Beat you there. Graham. 27.0 mm at Hughes Hall - a series of heavy showers throughout the night. No