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[AderynCoch]

snowmaiden, on 01 January 2010 - 13:57 , said:

The adjusted figures also show that the 7 days 18-24 December inclusive were all below zero, the first full week of sub-zero CET days since the 12 in a row of Feb 1991.

18-24th December = -1.09C

First time five or more consecutive sub-zero CET days have occurred since January 2001. Quite a run!

[Jackone]

Latest CET results in and a big well done to Terminal Moraine who got 3.1 spot on, North Sea Snow Convection was 0.1c out and Polar Side was 0.2c out.

From that you can probably guess it was a cold month.

 Dec 2009 CET.xls   584.5K   50 downloads  Dec 2009 CET.pdf   81.68K   50 downloads

[ukmoose]

JACKONE, on 02 January 2010 - 14:23 , said:

Latest CET results in and a big well done to Terminal Moraine who got 3.1 spot on, North Sea Snow Convection was 0.1c out and Polar Side was 0.2c out.

From that you can probably guess it was a cold month.

Dec 2009 CET.xls Dec 2009 CET.pdf

Thanks again Jackone for a fantastic job with the results.

[Optimus Prime]

I don't have the figure to hand (because the metoffice is slow at releasing data) but provisionally Scotland and N.Ireland has had its coldest December since 1981! (beating the frigid 1995)

[Don]

Optimus Prime, on 04 January 2010 - 20:06 , said:

I don't have the figure to hand (because the metoffice is slow at releasing data) but provisionally Scotland and N.Ireland has had its coldest December since 1981! (beating the frigid 1995)

Wow! Didn't expect them to have had a colder December than 1995!