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It was so hot last night i had to take a hot water bottle to bed. That doesnt happen often in the summer
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(had to leave the air con on all night, so was getting a bit chilly
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Hotter this morning than it was yesterday, im guessing 40, maybee even 41 will be reached today.
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Ooooffff. 38 just down the road at lakenheath. Nearly...
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5 minutes ago, MAF said:
Well it's location dependant. Diss may be cooler than SE london where it is 39 in the shade. personally i would prefer the record is not broken for all sorts of reasons. but mainly medical ones as i have not long come back from my local shops where i had to do cpr on an unfortunate person suffering from the heat
the shop next door is a chemist; no defibrillator, along the road; a GP surgery; no defibrillator
glad my 1st aid skills have just, possibly, saved a life
I was talking about official temperatures, see here:
Live Weather Top Twenty - Highs and Lows - Netweather.tv
WWW.NETWEATHER.TV37.1 now.
Im no fan of the heat btw.
But well done for saving someones life
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Roll on december
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Well, cant see anywhere even reaching the record today. Max temp is 36.3 at heathrow. And nearly 3pm.
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Standing in the middle of an open field earlier in strongest gusts, was pretty strong, 65mph at a guess. Not strong enough to hold me up leaning into it.
Imby not that big a deal. Over 80 would have been more exciting. Should have gone to the iow for the day
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122mph isle of whight apparently.
Id guess 50-60 here so far
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Who used to listen to the shipping forcast late at night in bed when they were a youngster?...
Cant remember hearing "severe storm 11" being mentioned.
Thought id have a listen for the first time in 25 years? a minute ago, and is mentioned several times
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Take care michael. You were my favourite forecaster whilst i was growing up. I will miss seeing you on netweather. I cant believe its been 15 years.
Thank you.
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Amazing how every easterly develops a dry zone south of Norwich and north of Ipswich. Exactly the same as 2010, convection everywhere except this zone. Its like this literally every time.
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If the met office is right, then we could be in for a long cold spell, until at leist 8th march! :
Long range forecast
WWW.METOFFICE.GOV.UKOur long range forecast (which is updated on a daily basis) provides an indication of how the weather might change, or be different from normal across the whole UK.-
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A pic of my mum in weybread, Suffolk, they done exceptionally well! hopefully she won't mind me posting it!
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Hasn't stopped snowing here now since 6am yesterday morning. Always light occasionally moderate. Had a few big flakes earlier, but always in between bands. Total of 5" at a guess, large snowdrifts, and blocked roads everywhere, accept the main ones which have been cleared now. did pretty well in the end, so can't complain (that's a first ha! )
Picture of the road I normally go to work down: (doesn't give you much of an idea as poor quality, but it was up to my waist)
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Well, I'd say that's about it then. Main front is breaking up, dry zone north of front looks to stay dry other than a few snow flurries. Carrying on in the far south east for a while I expect for the lucky ones.
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My parents live 10 or so miles to the south east of me in weybread, suffolk.
Some photos:
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Well got about an inch or so, and I'm in the amber zone! Only about 5" short of predictions. But I guess there is "more to come". Ha ha!!
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2 minutes ago, tight isobar said:
@mr pessimistic.. here pal.. clear to see..
But where is that? Your zoomed in far too much. There's nothing in the north sea accept to the north of the wash
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3 minutes ago, tight isobar said:
Anyway promise going forward “perhaps “?!?.. some decent echos out in the North Sea now.. and that rotate locale northerly in upper most france.. and the vents guidance =iso chart.. would suggest we are now entering a more easterly component... as the hrs tick away =recharge in ppn >and more penetration inland of that sequence... needs eyeing
Where are you seeing these echos in the north sea? All I see is a decaying front with breaking up ppn.
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So its been sitting literally 2 miles to the east of me all day, and in the last half hour it pushed in, and now the front is breaking up! Wtf! So that's it then at a guess.
Amazing how much difference a couple of miles makes. Thick snow on the a140 just south of diss.
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1 minute ago, suffolkboy_ said:
It runs from Debenham through to Woodbridge following the river Deben. I’m near Framlingham
Looks like your in a good spot there! Should imagine its getting quite deep by now?
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The heavy ppn has stopped literally 1 mile to the east of me. Jeez. The stuff in the north sea looks to be breaking up. If I don't get any from the main band, I'm not expecting anything from showers.
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11 minutes ago, suffolkboy_ said:
Still snowing and very wintery in east Suffolk
But where exactly is the deben valley?
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3 minutes ago, Delka said:
we’ve not had anything to melt yet up here
I feel for you :-).
Hopefully the animation posted above will be right and it will push north west to you....
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In fact its actually melting lol
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Time for people to invest in some air con.. I bought one years ago, still runs fine. Cost me £60 second hand, worth £600. - yes a good deal. And yes elec is expensive atm, but most people are happy to spend £50 or more a month on sky and netflix etc. Just buy an air con machine, its lovely.