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Author: Roger Emmens

View of London from Coopersale with cloudy skies

August had some of everything except snow

By Roger Emmens2 September 2020 Leave a comment

We might not have had all four seasons in a single month, but it certainly seemed like three, in a month of great contrasts, with yet more records broken.

A traditional English summer

By Roger Emmens5 August 2020 Tags: July 2020, weather Leave a comment

Surprisingly, given that so many days seemed to be grey, July was more like an average summer month. In fact it was almost exactly the 36 year average in our records, despite a record high for July on the last day.

Not much Blazing in changeable June

By Roger Emmens4 July 2020 Leave a comment

June well and truly broke the drought, and proved to be a month of contrasts, with strong sunshine and warm days followed by thunderstorms and then cool, windy and wet, before the cycle repeated again.

Wall to wall sunshine for lockdown May

By Roger Emmens4 June 20205 June 2020 Leave a comment

Glorious warm and sunny weather dominated May, delivering a nearly dry month and one with well above average temperatures. Perfect for lockdown exercise outings, not so much for gardeners and farmers!

It’s April, so where are the showers?

By Roger Emmens10 May 20205 June 2020 Leave a comment

April was a largely settled, sunny, warm and dry month, continuing the run of above average temperatures. Were any records broken? We reveal all…

March comes in like a lion, goes out like a lamb

By Roger Emmens15 April 202015 April 2020 Leave a comment

Once again, the old saying largely held true as a stormy start gave way to a settled sunny spell, though there was a sting in the tail

February Fill-dyke

By Roger Emmens2 April 202012 April 2020 Leave a comment

February lived up to its name, being the wettest February on record nationally, and a very windy month; but also very mild.

The warmest January in Epping records!

By Roger Emmens19 March 2020 Tags: 2020, January, record, warm Leave a comment

January was the first full month of recording for the new Epping Weather Station – and we began with a record breaking month!

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