Current Weather Conditions in Keyingham.

Keyingham & SE Holderness appear to be in their own bit of a microclimate. "Bit" because it is not a marked effect like you see round the Purbecks in Dorset or other places, but it is definitely there. Closely bordered by the Humber Estuary to the south, and the North Sea to the east, it tends to miss a lot of the westerly rainfall, is always cooler in summer, and warmer in winter than further inland.

For meteorological purposes, this website follows the UK Met Office convention of a 09:00-09:00 GMT day (10:00-10:00 BST in summer). [Learn more here.]

Additional information about a weather parameter can be viewed by hovering the mouse (touch on mobiles) over the gauge of interest. For example, max. and min. temperatures.

Wind gust is represented by the red needle on the windspeed dial.

Weather conditions are monitored with an Ecowitt WS80 sensor array (ultrasonic anemometer, UV, light, temperature & humidity), a WH40 tipping bucket rain gauge & a WN31 temperature and humidity sensor (the latter two sensors are separately sited). Data is logged with a GW2000 wifi gateway, and uploaded to the Ecowitt weather station map site, and locally captured by Cumulus MX software. Measurements are made every 15s, and the webpage is updated correspondingly. Please note that the station is based in a sheltered garden and measurements, especially wind speed and direction, are not necessarily representative of those in more exposed locations.

Cloud base height is the minimum theoretical height at which cumulus clouds may form. Other factors are at work to produce the actual cloud base.

The short range weather outlook is produced automatically by a 'Zambretti forecast', and should not be used as a serious weather forecast. Please use the Met Office link to the left for professional weather advice.

The data from this weather station is available on the UK Met Office's WOW site, & WeatherUnderground.