Tuesday gave us a sunny day, especially in the afternoon, when it was almost continuous lifting the thermometer to 23.3C (+0.6C). The UV level was 6.6, which is at the top end of High. The past not was the coolest in a week with a low of 10.C being 1.1C below the average.
Wednesday arrived with fog that intensified up to 07.00, limiting visibility to 200m. However as the clock turned 07.00 the sun began to rise above the fog bank and disperse the thinning fog. The barometric pressure (1021.6mb at 08.00) resulting from the High over the Continent will shortly being leaving us as further depressions gang up on us from the Atlantic, so probably this will be the last of the very sunny days for a while.