2015-2017 - Glanton-on-Line Weather

A drier first half of the month with a very wet second half, with the end of the period being marked by frost and snow. Although rainfall was well above average, the weather was otherwise relatively seasonal.

Another fairly depressing month with 97.8 mm of rain, which is twice the average for the area (45 mm).

August was an unremarkable month and did little to improve on the fairly dismal and cool summer that we have suffered. The best temperature for the month was 20.9°C which only equated with the average temperature for August. Rainfall was remarkably less than average with 44 mm being recorded against an average of 53 mm.

June, when compared with May was a very wet month indeed. Very heavy rain at the begining and at the end of the month produced 158 mm compared with the June average of 45 mm.

Another very dry month with rainfall almost half the average of 40.3

A much drier than average April with rainfall totalling 22 mm for the month. The average is 33 mm.

Apart from the February rainfall, which at 108 mm was substantially higher than the average 39 mm for the month, the weather was generally unremarkable. We avoided the worst of the wind and  storms at the end of the month and which had a much more significant impact in the South.

January was a very uncomplicated month. Rainfall was well beneath average and certainly considerably less than the same month last year. We had some frosty mornings but temperatures were very average for the time of year and snowfall amounted to almost nothing and then being confined mainly to the higher ground of The Cheviot.

No records broken this December, at least not in Glanton.

Although temperatures were around average for October the rainfall was high giving 23 days with rain and a total of 95.8mm against an average of 55.8mm

A much more pleasant and normal period when compared with the previous months.

August provided some reasonable spells of warmer and drier weather, but rainfall for the month of 87.4mm was still well above the average of 52.7mm for August.

Another month of wetter and cooler weather than average with rain on 22 days of the month.

Not as wet as the previous two months but rainfall was still above the February average of 45.2 mm.

A very wet month with 27 wet days and 216.9 mm being recorded and well over three times the average rainfal for the period of 65.1 mm.

Frosts were minimal with only one night dipping below freezing. Wind was about average with a turbulent spell in the first week of the month.

November was a very wet month with rainfall being more than double the 75mm average for November.

The 1st October was the warmest day since August and although there were 17 rainy days compared to the average of 16, the amount of rain at 59.7 mm was well beneath the average of 71.3 mm.

September weather was very much in line with the averages for the month: 14 rainy days (average 13) with a total rainfall of 54.4mm (average 54mm).

August was a cooler and wetter month than the district average.