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Current weather data from other independent weather stations around the Isle of Wight. We have a map of all independent weather stations on the Isle of Wight which you can view here. The Isle of Wight is a small island with an approximate area of 150 square miles, but despite its relatively small area, the weather can vary greatly from place to place, as the data shown above shows. Factors contributing to such dispersal include marine and geographic influences. If youre looking for a warm, sunny place to relax, look no further. The Isle of Wight has some of the best sun activities in the south of England. Tourist hotspots are located on the south-eastern side of the island. Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor are the three resorts with the most hours of sunshine, averaging 5 hours a day, with a peak of up to 8 hours a day in the summer months. Temperatures in inland and coastal cities differ, though not by more than a few degrees. The local theory is that bad weather moving up the English Channel from the west is split by the Needles, with the worst weather continuing to Leamington, Southampton, Portsmouth and then the rest of the south coast, with the best weather on the island. White, but it must be said that there may be no scientific evidence for this! October 1987 saw the strongest storms and winds the island has ever seen, with recorded gusts in excess of 100 mph. It caused millions of dollars worth of property and property damage and in some places changed the face of the landscape forever. Generally, the strongest winds are observed on the southwest coast between Cape St. Catherine and Eagle Lighthouses. These winds usually end in Atlantic storms and provide excellent conditions for windsurfing, surfing and kite flying. The Isle of Wight, Chale and the southernmost point of Blackgang are places that always seem to be shrouded in fog, usually in spring and early summer. Coastal cities are also prone to sea fog, but this fog clears quickly as the sun rises. Ferries and hovercraft to the island are very rarely canceled due to visibility issues, but they do occasionally get canceled due to rough seas, but dont worry, it wont be for long. If you would like us to add your data or need help with your weather station or weather project, please contact us. We now sell weather stations and equipment at mainland prices through Island Services and are happy to help you choose the equipment that best suits your needs, whether agricultural, educational, commercial or personal. We have a fully functional Davis Vantage Pro 2 system available for demonstration purposes and can assist with software installation and setup, domain registration and website hosting. If we can help, please send us a message. We welcome Isle of Wight Photog submissionsUpdated weather information from other independent weather stations on the Isle of Wight. We have a map of all independent weather stations on the Isle of Wight which you can view here. The Isle of Wight is a small island with an area of approximately 150 square miles, but despite its relatively small area, the weather can vary quite dramatically from place to place, as the figures above show. Factors contributing to this difference are maritime and geographical influences. If youre looking for a warm and sunny retreat, you couldnt find a better place. The Isle of Wight has one of the best sunshine records in southern England. The most interesting tourist spots are located in the southeastern part of the island. Sandown, Shanklin and Ventnor are the three holiday destinations with the most sunshine, averaging 5 hours a day, with maximums of up to 8 hours a day in the summer months. Temperatures vary between inland and coastal cities, though not by more than a few degrees. One local theory is that bad weather coming across the English Channel from the west is divided by the Needles, with the worse weather lingering over Lymington, Southampton, Portsmouth and then the rest of the south coast, and the better weather coming over the Isle of Wight. . , but needless to say, there may be no scientific evidence for this! October 1987 brought the worst storms and winds the island had ever seen, with recorded gusts in excess of 100 miles per hour. It caused millions of pounds worth of damage to property and assets and changed the face of the village forever. In general, the worst winds occur on the southwest coast between St. Catherine Point and needle lanterns. These winds are usually the end of Atlantic storms and provide excellent conditions for windsurfing, surfing and hang gliding. At the southernmost point of the Isle of Wight, Chale and Blackgang are places that always seem to be shrouded in fog, usually in spring and early summer. Coastal cities are also exposed to sea fog, but this fog quickly burns off when the sun comes out. Ferries and hovercraft to the island are very rarely canceled due to visibility issues but rough seas cause the odd cancellation but dont worry it doesnt last too long. If you would like us to add your information or need help with your weather station or weather project, please email us. We currently sell weather stations and equipment at continental prices, but with Island Service we are happy to help you select the most suitable equipment for your needs, whether for agricultural, educational, commercial or personal use. For demonstration purposes, we have a fully functional Davis Vantage Pro 2 system available to assist with software installation and configuration, domain registration and website hosting. Please email us if we can help. Isle of Wight photo submissions welcome
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