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Frosty1

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    Arborfield, Nr Reading UK
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    Meteorology, Skiing
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    Cold and Snow and storms

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  1. I’ve been under a streamer virtually all morning from 7am here. Mostly light with a few heavier bursts but hardly any accumulation and what has is melting
  2. Lovely big snowflakes now. Best snow for several years here in Arborfield Nr Reading. IMG_0569.MOV
  3. Must be in our region, central southern England. I’m just North of Basingstoke and we have heavy snow again here. Started about an hour ago. Looking at the radar we are in a sweet spot at the moment. The situation around Basingstoke is serious. Lots of people stuck in cars on M3 and surrounding roads. M3 was completely blocked.
  4. Yes, just had a look at the radar and it's all going further east I'm afraid, looks like light rain or maybe even nothing at all for us.
  5. I'm in the middle of the latest met office yellow warning for snow tonight but BBC forecast has rain for my area. Hopefully BBC web site is not as up to date as met office warning?
  6. I thought the BBC was ending its contract with the MetOffice and the BBC forecasters were likely to be replaced (although I actually think they aren't too bad, mild ramping aside!). If so hopefully get some cold rampers instead!
  7. Woken up to a light covering of snow here in Arborfield. Very nice surprise and all the better ithat it's Saturday morning and don't have to go to work so can enjoy!
  8. Wow, BBC weather on news channel at 9.56 really ramping up next weeks cold and snow potential. Can't believe they went that far!
  9. Morning all. Got up about half an hour ago. No snow in Arborfield (near Reading), and no frost either. Temperature was +2c when I got up but fallen to + 1.3c now. Not hopeful of seeing any snow now.
  10. Dont over do it saint! Plenty of water, hat and sun cream. Good luck.
  11. Hello everyone, haven't posted for a while but the developing weather for the weekend looks very interesting. Just watched the latest BBC forecast and there was a warning for violent Thunderstorms with frequent lightning, hail and torrential rain possible across our region. Definitely one to keep a close eye on.
  12. Very loud rumble of thunder here in Arborfield. Didn't see any lightning but raining quite heavily now.
  13. The storms that stole Christmas on Ch4 now. Looks like its worth viewing.
  14. Flooding alert issued tonight for West Berkshire by Thames Valley Police: Thames Valley Police would like to raise awareness of the current flooding incident in West Berkshire affecting the West IIsley and East IIsley local areas and potentially lower down the valley. Due to the heavy rainfall and saturation of the land, groundwater level which is rather unpredictable is rising at a considerable rate. We are taking a multi-agency approach to quickly respond with our partner agencies to deal effectively with this emerging issue of flooding and we are deploying our resources to monitor and mitigate the effects of the flooding to these areas. The military are assisting the police and other agencies to put in preventative measures and sandbagging precautions are currently put in place to protect flooding of properties in East IIsley. A number of partner agencies are currently involved in pumping water as part of the flood relief efforts in the West IIsley area. This water is being pumped to a nearby stable and onto the land, which is running as part of the natural water course. The pumping flood relief efforts are having an impact on the surface water only and having minimal impact on groundwater flooding in East IIsley. The impact of the increased levels of the groundwater is contributing to the rise of water levels in East IIsley and risk of flooding of this area in the West Berkshire LPA. Chief, Insp Cecilia Agger, silver commander said: “Groundwater is rising which is causing flooding, this is due to saturation of the land and surface drainage systems being at full capacity. “We are working with the military, Royal Berkshire & Fire Rescue Service, Environment Agency and other partner agencies to put in place preventative measures and sandbagging to protect at risk properties. “I would like to reassure residents we are acting quickly, assessing all risks and taking a multi-agency approach to resolve this emerging flooding risk. Please do not contravene or ignore any road closures put in place, for your safety. “We aim to ensure there is a minimal disruption to residents but please note there will be some disruption to travel and we would advise residents to look at the West Berkshire Council website for any updates on the road closures.â€
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