THE ONLY ONLINE WEATHER SERVICE WHERE THE OBSERVER LIVES & RECORDS IN PITLOCHRY, USING PREVIOUS MET OFFICE CLIMATE STATION EXPERIENCE. FORECASTING IS BASED ON MET OFFICE & BBC MATERIAL, WHICH IS THEN TAILORED FOR THE PITLOCHRY AREA, USING LOCAL KNOWLEDGE & EXPERIENCE.
TODAY'S FORECAST FOR PITLOCHRY
AVERAGES & EXTREMES for PITLOCHRY in SEPTEMBER
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It is expected to be a dry day, with sunny spells, especially this morning. The afternoon & evening are likely to have rather larger amounts of cloud, though still with some intervals of sunshine. There will be a force 3 breeze from the NW, with highest temperatures only reaching 14 degrees. TONIGHT should start dry with some clear spells & lowest temperature well down in single figures. There may be more cloudy skies with a little rain late in the night.
| Temperature at obs. time today 0845 | 6.9 |
| Maximum temperature (last 24hrs) | 13.0 |
| Minimum temperature (last 24hrs) | 4.7 |
| Grass minimum temperature (last 24hrs) | 1.1 |
| Rainfall total (last 24hrs) | 1.0mms |
| Barometer at observation time today | 1007mbs |
| Wind at observation time today | NW1 |
| This month’s highest temperature to date | 22.2 (8th) |
| This month’s lowest temperature to date | 2.4 (11th) |
| This month’s highest 24hr rainfall total to date | 1.7mms (9th) |
| THIS MONTH'S TOTAL RAINFALL TO DATE | 3.9mms |
AVERAGES & EXTREMES for PITLOCHRY in SEPTEMBER
| Avg. max. temperature | 15.8 | Long term avg. rainfall | 80.5mms |
| Avg min. temperature | 7.7 | Wettest month | 159 (1981) |
| Record high temperature | 26.8 (1991) | Driest month | 5 (1972) |
| Record low temperature | -2.5 (1995) |
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LOCAL AREA OUTLOOK---THURSDAY to SUNDAY
The Icelandic low pressure is still dominating the circulation over Britain & lively winds are to be expected for the next few days. High pressure should be settled over Southern Britain for the weekend. Thursday is likely to be the day with most cloud & the greatest likelihood of some rain, if mainly light. Thereafter, it should be mainly dry, with a reasonable weekend, with some sunshine & a little warmer.Winds throughout will be from a W. quarter, often up to at least force 4, especially on Thursday. Overall rainfall amounts should be small, with higher overnight temperatures.
The Icelandic low pressure is still dominating the circulation over Britain & lively winds are to be expected for the next few days. High pressure should be settled over Southern Britain for the weekend. Thursday is likely to be the day with most cloud & the greatest likelihood of some rain, if mainly light. Thereafter, it should be mainly dry, with a reasonable weekend, with some sunshine & a little warmer.Winds throughout will be from a W. quarter, often up to at least force 4, especially on Thursday. Overall rainfall amounts should be small, with higher overnight temperatures.
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