NAME/AREA DATE: LOW/HIGH O/S

Fishmaduk/Essex 17th fri 68f 68f 84f
18th sat 68f 72.3f 82.4f
19th sun 68.7f 75.5f 86.2f
20th mon 68.f 75.5f 86.7f

Aublessmesturgeon/Wirral 17th fri 68f 68f n/r
18th sat 75.2f 75.2f n/r

polshampark/Devon
18TH sat 71.6f 71.6 n/r

Kazzie/S/E England
18th sat 77f 77ft n/r

Retropwr Berkshire
18th sat 76.1f 76.1f 90.1f
19th sun 77.9f 77.9f 93.7f

Dampflippers/Tyne/wear
19th sun 68f 68f n/r
20th mon 60.8F 68.8F n/r
RESAULT: HIGH= RETROPWR @77.9F (BERKSHIRE)
LOW= DAMPFLIPPERS @60.8F (TYNE+WEAR)
O/S= RETROPWR @ 93.7F (BERKSHIRE)

The temperature conversion came from:

http://pollux.nss.nima.mil/calc/temp.html

(OTHER TEMPERATURE CONVERSION WEB PAGES R AVAILIBLE)

THANX AGAIN ALL.

-------David-------------fishmaduk-------------------

Just curious, but why did you go to the trouble of converting to fahrenheit?

There is a good free conversion tool at the link below which seems to be able to convert just about anything to anything

fahrenheit to me is like old money bit like lbs and kilo,s
what the hell is that all about?.

if u wish me to put it in cent i will.

just shows how water keeps its heat steady because it,s 800 times dencer then air also the we had a good spread of locations.

i wonder if this is done in the winter would we still a simular resaults then?.

--------David---------fishmaduk-----------------------