Yesterday was the last of the dreary, overcast days that have been dominated by heavy cloud meaning five consecutive days without sunshine and no measurable UV light. The maximum was down for the seventh consecutive day with a high of 6.2C. Thinning cloud during the early hours of today meant a low of 3.2C at 08.00.
This morning the cloud is broken with some blue sky evident. The wind has backed into the east and freshened with a gust of 13 mph before dawn.
We have had eleven totally dry days this month and those with rain have brought minimal quantities other than that on the eleventh (8.5mm or about half the total). As a result the total for December to date is 15.3mm or 17% of the 33-year average.
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