Eclipse

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[QUOTE 3602956, member: 9609"]And now for the most boring observation in the history of mankind - I can't believe I'm posting this, but, I have a data logger in the garden that records the temperature every 5 minutes. I have captured the eclipse by temperature.

Fri 20 Mar 15 08:43 - 9.0
Fri 20 Mar 15 08:48 - 8.9
Fri 20 Mar 15 08:53 - 9.2
Fri 20 Mar 15 08:58 - 9.5
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:03 - 9.9
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:08 - 10.1
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:13 - 10.1
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:18 - 9.9
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:23 - 9.5
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:28 - 9.2
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:33 - 8.8
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:38 - 8.7
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:43 - 8.6
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:48 - 8.6
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:53 - 8.6
Fri 20 Mar 15 09:58 - 8.8
Fri 20 Mar 15 10:03 - 9.2
Fri 20 Mar 15 10:08 - 9.7
Fri 20 Mar 15 10:13 - 10.2[/QUOTE]
Wow, 13 degrees! Positively balmy up there!
On a similar theme, there was a bloke on telly from the grid who had estimated the drop in power generation due both to solar and the wind drop caused by the eclipse.
 

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No doubt Bonnie Tyler's gleefully counting the royalties right now.
 
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