Tuesday: Perfect weather for St Mark's Sports Day on the village common

Slightly cooler weather for the weekend. A chance of some rain from Sunday lunchtime and on into next week.

PUCK AT THE TANNERS

11 July (see noticeboard)

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JUNE

The monthly temperature graph shows the highest temp of the month (in red), the average (in green)
and the minimum (in blue) plotted against the previous three years.

The month ended up extremely average, helped by the last few days, the last of which produced the monthly maximum. There was a chilly spell early in the month and this produced the 4 deg c minimum
on the night of the 8th. But how dry is the summer turning out? click here

Staplefield Anorak is a privately run not-for-profit website.

Occasional attempts are made to forecast the weather for certain local events. It should be noted that my only qualification for this is a slightly unhealthy interest in the weather, and in rain in particular.

Actual weather is reported every 10 minutes from an automatic Davis Weatherstation in my garden in Staplefield. It is not sited very scientifically and is sheltered from the west and northwest, which leads to wind reports which may not represent those experienced elsewhere in the village. The garden is approximately 300ft (91m) above sea level.
Other readings should be fairly accurate, although they should not be relied on for anything more than general interest.

Other pages on the website depict recent weather graphically, the level of water in my well (which may give some indication of groundwater levels), a photographs page, which is updated every few days, and a village noticeboard where any items of local interest can be posted.

I always welcome feedback, so please use the contact me link if you would like anything added, or removed, from the site, or to send in any local photograph. I also welcome comments, praise, quotes and weather-related jokes, funny or not.

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