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Issued from the Essex Weather Centre
at 04:36 BST on Saturday the 25th of May 2013

Saturday
Dry and bright with lengthy spells of sunshine, especially this morning when sunshine will be unbroken for a time. Feeling considerably milder than recent days in a light to moderate Northerly breeze. Maximum temperature 15 degrees Celsius.

Rainfall Risk: 10 % | Rainfall Amount: 0 mm | Sunshine: 10 hours


Saturday Night
Remaining dry this evening with plenty of late sunshine. Variable amounts of cloud are expected overnight and it will turn fairly cool for the time of year. Light North-Westerly breeze and temperatures falling to lows of 6 degrees Celsius.

Rainfall Risk: 5 % | Rainfall Amount: 0 mm


Sunday
Little change with dry and sunny weather continuing throughout and feeling warm in gentle North-Westerly winds. Excellent visibility and lower pollen levels. Maximum temperature 18 degrees Celsius.

Rainfall Risk: 5 % | Rainfall Amount: 0 mm | Sunshine: 6 hours


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Sunrise: 04.52 | Sunset: 20.58


Saturday, 25th May 2013
Weather
Time
Temp
Wind Dir
Speed
Gust
Humidity
Rain
predominant weather
06:00
6 °c
N
10 mph
17 mph
92 %
0 mm
predominant weather
09:00
10 °c
N
12 mph
20 mph
72 %
0 mm
predominant weather
12:00
12 °c
N
12 mph
21 mph
60 %
0 mm
predominant weather
15:00
14 °c
N
13 mph
21 mph
54 %
0 mm
predominant weather
18:00
13 °c
N
10 mph
17 mph
54 %
0 mm
predominant weather
21:00
10 °c
NNW
7 mph
10 mph
64 %
0 mm

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Maldon

The earliest record of Maldon’s existence is in 913AD in Anglo-Saxon documents and the town was a significant centre and port during both Saxon and Norman times. From 958AD, Maldon housed a royal mint serving both the Saxon and Norman kings and, in 991AD, was the site of the Battle of Maldon when the Vikings defeated the Saxons. By the time of the Domesday Book, the town had 180 townspeople. In 1171, the town was granted its town charter by King Henry II and, in the same period, All Saints Church was built. All Saints Church is unique as the only church in England that has a triangular tower. Maldon is world famous for its sea salt crystals harvested from the beds on the River Blackwater. Maldon’s rich history is celebrated with several museums and the development of the popular Promenade Park. There are several Thames sailing barges that are moored in Maldon at Hythe Quay and these can be chartered for trips into the beautiful Blackwater Estuary. Every year Maldon hosts the annual charity event - The Maldon Mud Race.


Weather in Maldon

In 1891, the weather was sufficiently cold to cause the River Blackwater to freeze along its length from Maldon to Chelmsford. Over 2000 people to the surface to ice skate in the early January of that year and a race was held between two gentlemen along a 13 mile stretch of the river, from Maldon to Springfield. Another eccentric weather story took place in the terrible 1953 tidal swell when a couple who, were travelling home from a party, drove head on into the advancing tide at the River Blackwater. They survived the weather by removing the seats from the car and sitting on the roof as the waters swirled around them and remained there until they were rescued.

weather warnings

There are currenly no weather warnings issued for this area by the Met Office

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flood warnings

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air index
today's air index

Level 2 - Very Good

Enjoy your usual outdoor activities

It is possible that very sensitive individuals may experience health effects even when air quality is good

pollen index
today's pollen index

Level 5 - Moderate

The tree pollen risk will be moderate during lengthy dry weather. Showers and rain will reduce the risk

uv index
today's uv index

Level 4 - Moderate

Seek shade during midday hours, cover up and wear sunscreen

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