On this fine day in Irvine, North Ayrshire, the sky dons its best “mostly sunny” attire. Imagine fluffy cirrocumulus clouds—those high-altitude cotton balls—drifting lazily across the celestial canvas. The current temperature waltzes around a comfortable 17 degrees Celsius (that’s about 63 degrees Fahrenheit for our Fahrenheit fans).
Now, here’s the twist: cirrocumulus clouds are like weather whisperers. They rarely spill raindrops, so it’s a safe bet that your outdoor plans won’t be rained out. But—hold onto your sun hats—sometimes they prelude stormy weather. It’s like the sky’s playing meteorological charades, keeping us guessing.
Sunrise graced us at 6:36 AM, and sunset will bid adieu at 7:55 PM. So, soak up those golden rays while they last!
For the full meteorological symphony, you can check out the detailed forecast. And remember, even clouds need their moment in the spotlight! ☁️✨
Hi I am Marcus, MM0ZIF, a licenced Radio Amateur, Doctor of Musicology, amateur weather enthusiast. I over the years have been a Amateur Radio Tutor, Examiner, and a Regional Manager for the Radio Society of Great Britain.
This site is dedicated more towards Amateur Radio and Weather, with an angle on Technology too. I also maintain https://havenswell.com/ which is my other blog which is more aimed at cooking, hobbies and life in general as well as businness and networking.
