Jimmyh
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A few herecin orpington
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Wow this wind is near on gale force today its constant and its a menace as its not a warm wind!!!!! Its chilly in the shade . Golfing tomorrow will be interesting. Shorts and a long sleeve top and sunglasses
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Just back from Shorne Woods near gravesend. Kids out playing. Laying in the sun for the adults gentle breeze glorious blue sky and set fair for the weekend. Happy happy days. Happy Easter weekend to all of my southeastern clan. Let there be heat and plumes as I am having a late summer holiday in Turkey this year. So I have the whole UK summer to enjoy .
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At last let some proper snow itbhas to be April fools day
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Definitely having some of the strongest gusts of the day right now
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Found my new addiction watch bi jet tv. The a380 took three attempts to land
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Watch the big jet tv it's awesome so addictive
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Defo peak winds now here strongest in years
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Definitely the strongest gusts now. I have the window open listening to the wind
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Decided I am posting in here today much nicer . Defo strongest winds of the morning here in Welling
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@Eagle Eye she's gonna go....
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Come on guys stop bashing the met seriously. We asked for a red warning we got a red warning for London and southeast. They weren't going to issue it any earlier until their super computer that we don't see or have access to as mere mortals conformed it. Think about the beeb. They also take the word from meteo group not the met office so their updates will be out of date till about 7. Its all over the news. Has been for about an hour on the live page on the app.
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8 minutes ago, Cassivellaunus said:
Anyone got any good links to live wind gusts for local areas
XC Weather I have always found pretty good
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39 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
It's been hyped by the media and schools and businesses are closing for the day here, what if it turns into a damp squib
Lassie we have seen stuff turn into damp squib before I realise but this seems different
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4 minutes ago, Downburst said:
But it’s not consistent to be frank. Most gust charts are max gust in 3hrs period. It has to be called out. I’m not taking away from the seriousness of the damage and mayhem this is likely to cause, but I’ve noticed folk seem to be taking gust charts as sustained wind forecast. It’s the world we live in I know.
Agree however we have a sustained wind speed of 34 mph over a four hour period with gusts upwards of 70+ mph.
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I have come back in here the tosh that is being spouted in the storm thread is ridiculous!
Xc weather and met both have ne down for 74mph and that is strong very strong.
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2 minutes ago, FetchCB said:
Timing could be a major factor. To the west t will be rush hour when the worst of the winds hit whereas in the east it will be late morning. Less people on the road
Thats utterly ridiculous sorry. A lot of schools are not on half term in the east and southeast. 60-70mph winds is not nice at anytime. Especially in Central London. Me in Welling still qt 74 my on xc weather and 71 on met office app
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Agreed calm on the warnings are requires here. I think it was earlier in the thread that I posted that this is one move from an Amber. Warnings will be updated around 10.30 and we will go Broad Amber.
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Mine has gone up by 4 miles an hour over night on met office. XC weather gone up overnight from 71 to 77mph gusts. Eek I am in South East London. The Dartford bridge will be shut early on Friday
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Just now, Durham Weather said:
Then you are lucky.
What shall we do? Rebuild our houses because they ‘haven’t been built very well’? Maybe a wall collapsing onto a child, roofs being ripped off completely and deposited into the street. Maybe people being without power for 10 days?
It’s all happened locally to me since the end of November. Some of the damage still hasn’t been repaired. This was from wind gusting between 60-70mph.
Just because it hasn’t happened to you doesn’t mean it hasn’t happened elsewhere!
Yup wall blew down near me in about 45mph winds 2 years ago.
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1 minute ago, Ross90 said:
I think some people are exaggerating the severity a little bit. Yes 90mph + would be quite damaging but it's much more likely that gusts will peak around 70 - 80mph inland if that. It might be unusual for some places but you're not going to suffer severe damage from winds in that range, well not unless a tree hits your property...
Erm try the burns day storm... try it being in the daytime and numerous other factors. Central London hit by 75mph gusts even 70mph gusts will be dangerous. The track and the depth have hardly changed in last 24 hours. As was said above we are t72 hours. On the scale of warnings. I don't remember one that has fallen into the yellow category that one movement will be into Amber. Over doing it I don't think so. My mum lives on a hill 750 ft up so I am watching it closely
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Storms and Convective discussion - 1st May 2022 onwards
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This is fantastic. Best storm in years not great to walk home in but the intra cloud awesome and a really deep rolling thunder