The mean annual temperature in Sheerness is . The average annual rainfall in Sheerness is . Wallis was given command of the sloop at Sheerness in January 1814. She was converted to a jetty at Sheerness in 1865. She then sailed to Sheerness in company with . On 6 July he downed a Heinkel He 111H-5 of 8/KG4 near Sheerness. In 1814 she was converted to serve as a water depot at Sheerness. Musketeers from the Sheerness garrison opposite were sent to investigate. She was refloated on 23 March and towed into Sheerness Dockyard. In one Sheerness street there were ten who died. Some reached no further than Folkestone or Sheerness on the Kent Coast. Young was arrested in Sheerness, Kent, on 21 November 1971. From 1834 to 1899 the command was known as the "Commander-in-Chief, Sheerness". In January 1912, the British battleship took part in aircraft experiments at Sheerness. Under Commander Richard Evans she sailed from Sheerness, Kent on 17 January 1881.