Looks like the turn of southern Scotland, E and NE England tomorrow, T+24 fax shows a trough where storms are possible tomorrow:
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25th into 26th Aug 2011 - Storm/convective Forecast Discussion And Reports
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Posted 26 August 2011 - 23:25
Had a second storm pass through Heathrow area around 19.40, was driving through it with rain so heavy with lightning flashing around - it reminded me of core punching on the Plains of the Mid-West for a moment, though without the hail.
Looks like the turn of southern Scotland, E and NE England tomorrow, T+24 fax shows a trough where storms are possible tomorrow:
Looks like the turn of southern Scotland, E and NE England tomorrow, T+24 fax shows a trough where storms are possible tomorrow:
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Fredericksburg (TX) 01/05/07, Stafford (KS) 05/05/07, Medicine Lodge (KS) 06/05/08, Hooker (OK) 05/05/08, Stuttgart (AR) 10/05/08, Big Spring (TX) 14/05/08, Sielbert (CO) 21/05/08, Hoxie (KS) 22/05/08, Collyer (KS) 22/05/08, Dighton (KS) 23/05/08, Ness City (KS) 23/05/08, Ellis (KS) 23/05/08, Quinter (KS) 23/05/08, Pratt (KS) 26/05/08, Kearney (NE) 29/05/08, Aurora (NE) 29/05/08.
Fredericksburg (TX) 01/05/07, Stafford (KS) 05/05/07, Medicine Lodge (KS) 06/05/08, Hooker (OK) 05/05/08, Stuttgart (AR) 10/05/08, Big Spring (TX) 14/05/08, Sielbert (CO) 21/05/08, Hoxie (KS) 22/05/08, Collyer (KS) 22/05/08, Dighton (KS) 23/05/08, Ness City (KS) 23/05/08, Ellis (KS) 23/05/08, Quinter (KS) 23/05/08, Pratt (KS) 26/05/08, Kearney (NE) 29/05/08, Aurora (NE) 29/05/08.
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 00:00
Nick F, on 26 August 2011 - 23:25 , said:
Had a second storm pass through Heathrow area around 19.40, was driving through it with rain so heavy with lightning flashing around - it reminded me of core punching on the Plains of the Mid-West for a moment, though without the hail.
Looks like the turn of southern Scotland, E and NE England tomorrow, T+24 fax shows a trough where storms are possible tomorrow:
Looks like the turn of southern Scotland, E and NE England tomorrow, T+24 fax shows a trough where storms are possible tomorrow:
Indeed Nick, Metoffice also keen for showers around North Wales, Northwest England and the North Midlands too
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 00:36
Just had an incredible downpour! No thunder but the rainfall was unforgetable.
Take cair all,
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 00:48
Those afternoon and evening storms across London looks big from here, im sureit was exciting under them! did get a violent afteroon downpour though, im sure i heard deep rumbles with that one and a few flashes at dusk that must have been lighting. ive realished that its not the SE thats had many storms this season but London or stormdon!
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Those afternoon and evening storms across London looks big from here, im sureit was exciting under them! did get a violent afteroon downpour though, im sure i heard deep rumbles with that one and a few flashes at dusk that must have been lighting. ive realished that its not the SE thats had many storms this season but London or stormdon!
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Those afternoon and evening storms across London looks big from here, im sureit was exciting under them! did get a violent afteroon downpour though, im sure i heard deep rumbles with that one and a few flashes at dusk that must have been lighting. ive realished that its not the SE thats had many storms this season but London or stormdon!
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 01:50
Those at Creamfields should be getting a nice soaking tonight with the showers moving through the NW coastline from Liverpool up into Cumbria at the minute 
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 04:32
another incredible downpour has just woke me up, the garden is flooded again! There's some powerfull cells out there this morning.
edit, that rain was so heavy it's set a car alarm off!
edit, that rain was so heavy it's set a car alarm off!
Take cair all,
Chris
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Posted 27 August 2011 - 05:12
Oh lovely, still raining.........and I bet as I'm away from home today we get a blasted TS....
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