Almanac for Saturday 5th April 2008
The data provided here is without any warranty to its accuracy.
WEATHER
The weather in 2005 was perfect; no wind, no rain, no cold, no heat, no bright sunshine, no fog. 2007 wasn't too bad. Contrast this to 2004 when it was wet and windy and cold. Late March and April are changeable months when the sun is higher in the sky but the air mass over the UK is still wet and cold. This results in showery weather and often cold windy spells; however it is just as likely to be warm and dry.
Although a few weeks later than last year, you should still be prepared in 2008 for any wintry weather. Remember, hypothermia kills.
SUNRISE, SUNSET, MOONRISE, MOONSET
- The sun rises at 0630 BST (0530 GMT)
- The sun sets at 1945 BST (1845 GMT).
- The moon rises at 0556 BST (0456 GMT)
- The sun sets at 1918 BST (1818 GMT).
- The moon phase will be 1% visible waning crescent.
- The new moon occurs at 0456 BST (0356 GMT) on the Sunday
- It will be a dark night!
Times based on location at Latitude: 51°30' North, Longitude: 1°05' West of Greenwich.