Payhembury Weather
  • This site has a history of the last 5 years of Payhembury Weather + links to other useful sites
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      _This website documents the weather in Payhembury, near Honiton, Devon close to the Otter Valley. Max and Min temperatures are recorded every day and tabulated in the spreadsheet (see link below) and rainfall by a rather crude rain guage. The temperature is measured by an electronic thermistor in my back garden sheltered from the wind. See pictures of the snow in December 2010. More photos around the village here. Parish Mag Articles here.

      _Payhembury Temperatures

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      • _2007 Annual Mean 11.4C anom +1.2C
      • 2008 Annual Mean 10.8C anom +0.6C
      • 2009 Annual Mean 11.0C anom +0.8C
      • 2010 Annual Mean 10.0C anom - 0.2C 
      • 2011 Annual Mean 11.8C anom +1.6C
      • 2012

      Payhembury Rainfall

      • 2007 (from April 07)
      • 2008 Total 998mm anom +116mm
      • 2009 Total 891mm anom +9mm
      • 2010  Total 669mm anom -214mm
      • 2011  Total 660mm anom -223mm
      • 2012

      Payhembury Sunshine

      To start in April 2012
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      Links to useful weather sites
      For Forecasts:
      General site for Devon is here  and rain radar to help you decide if you need a coat or to put out washing.  A site to compare different forecasts is here.

      For Current Weather:
      Weather at Dunkeswell   Weather in the Otter Valley Weather at Offwell  Weather on Haytor and a list of local weather reports.  Weather elsewhere in the UK and beyond from an authorative source.For Past Weather go here for an archive of obs and here for climate. A table comparing the weather in Honiton and Bracknell is given here.

      For alternative weather sites see the list here and for sites with good satellite imagery click here.

      If you are travelling in the U.K. the Highways Agency web site here is useful and BBC site here for Devon.

      For skiing forecasts go to  here.

      For things extraterrestrial go here for predictions of space objects and here for space weather.


      Last updated by Roger Saunders: 31/12/2011
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