Throughout Monday we were under the influence of a wide and meandering weather front that blanketed the area in thick, low cloud that produced mainly drizzle amounting to 0.7mm.
The thermometer very slowly eased upwards all day and evening to a maximum of 12.2C, falling slightly to a minimum of 11.8C.
Tuesday arrived with fog limiting the visibility to 100m and producing the highest humidity, of 98%, since June 11th. The most significant factor this morning is that the air is now coming from the south, instead of north east, although we are in still conditions at the moment.
