Phil’s Weather Page

Monday 16th March

This page is updated whenever I have time to do so usually on the day at around 07:30, sometimes on the evening before. If the time shown is in the future I am still editing.

Time: 07.40

Surface Wind: 240/15 gusting 25 knots by lunchtime.

Synopsis: Atlantic low with associated warm front lying across Ireland at midday. High pressure centred Bay of Biscay.

Significant weather: A bright start with cu developing to base 2500-3000 feet. Increasing cloud from mid afternoon, with a few spots of rain possible. Rain early evening.

Temperature: 10 C

Dewpoint: 4 C

Thermals: 1.5 knots

Cross Country: Local soaring. A short cross country might work in East Anglia.

Outlook: Tomorrow breezy south south westerly with weak convection to 2000 feet plus. Wednesday warm south easterly with weak blue convection.

RASP forecast data for Dunstable

The RASP website at RASP provides a considerable amount of forecast information. This table provides quick links to charts specific to the forecast for Dunstable. Each chart takes a few moments to load and will appear below the table.