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This satpic is extraordinary:
http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...jpg?1141305780

It seems to show a classic south coast sea breeze convergence. Yet it
cannot be as the land temperatures are 5 degs at best and the sea
temperature is around 8 degs.

X/C weather wind arrows also showed a convergence

Any ideas or explanations?

Jack

Graham Easterling

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> This satpic is extraordinary:
> http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...jpg?1141305780
>
> It seems to show a classic south coast sea breeze convergence. Yet it
> cannot be as the land temperatures are 5 degs at best and the sea
> temperature is around 8 degs.
>
> X/C weather wind arrows also showed a convergence
>
> Any ideas or explanations?
>
> Jack
>
Although the air temperature is low, the sun is relatively strong now, so
the ground is likely to be a good deal warmer (assuming it's been sunny!)

I've certainly noticed sea breezes here when you certainly woudn't expect
them by the air temperature.

Graham
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