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Weather: Cornwall Early

Tuesday 9th February, 2010

TODAY IN GENERAL

Mostly dry with some sunny spells developing. Feeling cold.

MORNING AND AFTERNOON

An isolated wintry shower is possible but otherwise it should remain dry. A cloudy start for much of the region but becoming generally brighter, with increasing amounts of sunshine. Feeling cold in a north to northeast wind.

TEMPERATURE

Maximum: 5 °C. Minimum: -2 °C.

WIND

Northeast 5 to 7.

WARNINGS

Strong winds.

TONIGHT

Generally dry with some clear spells, allowing a widespread frost to form. The odd wintry shower is still possible in the east.

TOMORROW

Still mainly dry with sunny spells, but a few sleet or snow showers are still likely, mainly in the east during the afternoon. Remaining cold. Maximum temperature 5 °C.

OUTLOOK: Thursday to Saturday

Continuing cold, with bright or sunny spells. A few sleet or snow showers, these mainly in the east. Feeling cold in sometimes brisk north to northeast winds. Overnight frost.

LIVE

Visit Around Cornwall for weather stations, and webcams at Wadebridge, Newquay, St. Ives and Lands End, for live weather readings.

Inshore waters forecast for 24 HRS from 5.00am

North Coast		South Coast
Wind Northerly or northeasterly, in east 4 or 5 decreasing 3 or 4, in west 5 or 6 decreasing 4 or 5. Sea State Moderate or rough in west, slight in Bristol Channel. Weather Mainly fair. Visibility Good.		Wind Northeast 5 to 7. Sea State Slight near shore in east, otherwise moderate or rough, but rough or very rough in far west. Weather Showers. Visibility Good.

Wind speed converter
0 = Calm 1 = Light airs 2 = Light breeze 3 = Gentle breeze 4 = Moderate breeze 5 = Fresh breeze 6 = Strong breeze 7 = Near gale force 8 = Gale force 9 = Strong gale force 10 = Storm force

Outline tide and moon information for February

Moon in February: New Moon 14th, First Quarter 22nd, Full Moon 28th, Last Quarter 5th February.
The moon is a principal factor in the state of tides. New and full moons will yield spring tides, first or last quarter neap tides. Springs are very high and very low, neaps moderate movement. Low spring tides will give plenty of beach space available or foreshore to explore. On high spring tides there will be a minimum of beach space and foreshore available.

Tide Charts

Link: Admiralty EasyTide for today's tide times - showing Newquay, go to Predict for your local port.

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