📒 Observation table — July 2026 Full weather archive →
| Date | Day | Morning t° | Day t° | Phenomena | Wind | Pressure | Humidity | My observations ✏️ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 1 | Wed | +25° | +30° | ☀️ clear | 7.2 m/s | 758 mmHg | 33% | |
| July 2 | Thu | +27° | +29° | ☀️ clear | 3.6 m/s | 757 mmHg | 40% | |
| July 3 | Fri | +27° | +27° | ☀️ clear | 6.1 m/s | 756 mmHg | 51% | |
| July 4 | Sat | +25° | +26° | ☁️ overcast | 3.3 m/s | 755 mmHg | 71% | |
| July 5 | Sun | +26° | +28° | ⛅ cloudy | 3.2 m/s | 755 mmHg | 64% | |
| July 6 | Mon | +26° | +26° | ⛅ cloudy | 5 m/s | 759 mmHg | 67% | |
| July 7 | Tue | +21° | +24° | 🌦 drizzle | 3.1 m/s | 761 mmHg | 81% | |
| July 8 | Wed | +22° | +24° | 🌦 drizzle | 2.8 m/s | 758 mmHg | 76% | |
| July 9 | Thu | +22° | +25° | ☀️ clear | 2.2 m/s | 757 mmHg | 72% | |
| July 10 | Fri | +25° | +27° | ⛅ cloudy | 3 m/s | 757 mmHg | 72% | |
| July 11 | Sat | +29° | +32° | ⛅ cloudy | 4.4 m/s | 760 mmHg | 48% | |
| July 12 | Sun | +27° | +28° | ☀️ clear | 3.6 m/s | 760 mmHg | 61% | |
| July 13 | Mon | +26° | +28° | ☀️ clear | 2.7 m/s | 758 mmHg | 71% | |
| July 14 | Tue | +28° | +29° | ☀️ clear | 3.2 m/s | 755 mmHg | 64% | |
| July 15 | Wed | +28° | +29° | ⛅ cloudy | 3.2 m/s | 758 mmHg | 52% | |
| July 16 | Thu | +27° | +28° | ☁️ overcast | 2.4 m/s | 758 mmHg | 55% | |
| July 17 | Fri | +27° | +29° | ⛅ cloudy | 3 m/s | 756 mmHg | 52% | |
| July 18 | Sat | +27° | +25° | 🌦 drizzle | 3.7 m/s | 759 mmHg | 77% | |
| July 19 | Sun | +23° | +25° | ⛅ cloudy | 3.9 m/s | 760 mmHg | 71% | |
| July 20 | Mon | +24° | +27° | ☀️ clear | 2.4 m/s | 761 mmHg | 65% | |
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🌤 Now in G-1
🧑🏫 How to keep a weather diary
- Pick an observation time — the same every day, for example 8:00 and 14:00.
- Write down the temperature — from the thermometer outside or from our table (weather-station data).
- Note the phenomena — clear ☀️, cloudy ⛅, overcast ☁️, rain 🌧, thunderstorm ⛈, snow ❄️.
- Add wind and pressure — for younger students “light/strong” is enough, older students write m/s and mmHg.
- Sum up at the end of the month — the warmest and coldest day, how many days had precipitation. Check yourself against the weather archive.
❓ Frequently asked questions
What do you write in a school weather diary?
The date, morning and daytime temperature, phenomena (clear/cloudy/rain), wind and pressure. For younger students temperature and phenomena are enough, older students add wind in m/s, pressure and humidity. Ready values for G-1 are already filled into the table above (20 days filled).
Where do I get the data if I missed a day or a month?
Past days in the table are filled with actual weather-station readings for G-1. Previous months — via the ← arrow or the month list above the table, earlier ones — in the weather archive. Weather archive →
How do I print a blank template?
Click “Blank sheet (fill in by hand)” — a separate page opens with an empty table (dates and weekdays stay), with a “Print” button on it.
Weather diary in G-1 — in detail
A weather diary is a table of daily observations: air temperature, precipitation, wind, atmospheric pressure and cloud cover. Schoolchildren keep it for science and geography classes, and so do gardeners and anglers. Data for G-1 is filled in automatically from weather-station readings: past days always contain facts, not forecasts, so you can check your own records against the table.
July in G-1. Compare your records with the city archive and climate, see the current weather on the city page, the forecast — for the week. All cities — in the weather diary by city.