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  Issue No. 2447 Online Edition Friday 16 November 2018 
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Ascension : The Met Office Weather Report
Submitted by The Islander (Met Office) 09.11.2006 (Article Archived on 23.11.2006)

ASCENSION:A showery start to the week, then the sun came out on Wednesday with an increase in the wind.


Statistics for the week ending Monday 06-11- 2006


 













































 

Max (Celsius)

Min (Celsius)

Rainfall (mm)


AIRHEAD

27.8 (3rd)

20.4 (1,2nd)

3.9


TRAVELLERS

       26.6 (3rd)

      19.4 (2nd)

           16.4


RESIDENCY

       23.5

      15.8

           28.5


GEORGETOWN

       29.1

      21.2

             1.9


ST. HELENA

       19.1 (1st)

      13.6 (4th)

             9.4


FALKLANDS

       14.6 (31& 4th)

      -1.3

             4.4


UK (Brize Norton)

       11.7 (4&5th)

      -2.0 (4th)

           NIL


















ASCENSION:A showery start to the week, then the sun came out on


Wednesday with an increase in the wind. The conditions then lasted for


the rest of the week. The showers returned on Saturday as we said a


fond farewell to Graeme, who departed on the Saturday night flight, but


will be returning to these shores again next year.


 


ST. HELENA:A rather cloudy week & quite windy, especially on Wednesday & Thursday.


 


UK:A fine & sunny week in the UK but those car drivers without garages panicking as they got up early for work trying to find last years de-icing spray or something sharp to scrape the frost off their cars.


 


FALKLANDS:A changeable westerly flow throughout the week, often windy.


 




Issued by Dai Naylor at 061500 Z


 


Met Office Ascension


Tel 00247 3317


Met.office@atlantis.co.ac


 


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