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Max Temperature °C

Min Temperature °C

Humidity

Pressure hPa

Precipitation mm

Following on from last month with exceptional lengths of sunshine, April 2007 was noted as a very bright month, nationally with the warmest April since at least 1659, the driest since 1984 and the sunniest since 1893. Lyneham was experiencing a very dry month where only 8mm of rain fell, considering we are supposed to have the traditional April showers. This low rainfall figure was 17% of the normal, but it did not beat the previous all time low of 1mm monthly fall in 2000. Six millimetres of the monthly total rain fell within 24 hour period on the 23rd April St George's Day. Two hundred and thirty one hours of sunshine for the month brought many of the flora out into bloom seasonally early. The highest maximum temperature for the month was 22.3°C recorded on the 15th. Overall the monthly mean average temperature was 4.8°C above the norm averaging thermometers at 16.8°C.