Station Prediction
5 Day Forecast for Wellington Shropshire -Tuesday, 24-Nov-2009 07:00 am |
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Local Outlook |
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Wednesday
Fog a.m.
High: 12°C
Low: 8°C
17-26 mph
SW
Fog a.m.
High: 12°C
Low: 8°C
17-26 mph
SW
Thursday
Overcast
High: 11°C
Low: 9°C
13 mph
SSW
Overcast
High: 11°C
Low: 9°C
13 mph
SSW
Sunrise: 7:49 Sunset: 16:05
UK Weather outlook
Wind Statistics
Beaufort Scale:
Gentle Breeze
Gust: 10.1 mph mph
Average Wind: 11.8 mph
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Current Weather ConditionsTemperature
13.8
Hi: 14.0 at 11:17 Wind Chill
12.5 °C
Barometer
Falling 995.04 mb
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Based at Wellington, Shropshire in the UK, this is a non-commercial site displaying weather observations from an Oregon Scientific personal weather station. The local time is 6:36 pm. Currently its Cool It's windy and the forecast for the next 12 hours is set to be Rain . TodayDense overcast in the morning, becoming cloudy in the afternoon. A slight chance of rain in the morning, then a chance of rain in the afternoon. High 13°C. Wind southwest around 13 mph in the morning, becoming 18 mph, gusting to 24 mph, in the afternoon. Chance of precipitation 40 percent. Precipitation mostly less than 2 mm. |
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Weather Lore
A summer fog for fair, A winter fog for rain. A fact most everywhere, In valley or on plain.
Weather Facts |
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33:Atmosphere - Aerosols
Aerosols are particles within the atmosphere such as dust, volcanic ash, sand and pollen. Most of these particles eventually fall back to earth, but some are dissolved when the water vapour in the atmosphere condenses on them. This can form acid rain or can even be a benefit by reflecting sunlight and offsetting global warming.
