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41 minutes ago, ICE COLD said:
Wow where did that storm come from on the gfs at T144 . Gales and extremely wet
Yep that's brought me out of my slumber. 60+mph inland touching 80 across the wash. Close to storm Doris speeds there. One to watch icon also similar
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10 minutes ago, Dancerwithwings said:
Its lovely here in Brum
️ and about time too And here sun's out and quite warm in the sun. No murk.
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9 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
It's about knowing location! mine is the worst for nort sea filth, been telling people I know, and on here about todays change with filth and drizzle
Yep. Dull day. In fact it's getting dark outside already with this north sea filth. Dare I say very autuminal
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Just now, Arnie Pie said:
The cell that we were eying has just dived to the south of us...More coming over the border from Wales so its still on
Maybe ive been keeping an eye on that also expect it to approach do a little jiggery pokery and end up just north of Bournemouth
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Zilch here really Heavy pp seems to die as it gets within reach one of those days.
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17 minutes ago, Walsall Wood Snow said:
I think it might be over now but that was a fairly good thunderstorm here. Not quite as epic as some of those we had last year but certainly not a bad effort for a year that's been really lacking in thunderstorm activity until now. Hoping for more soon.
Yep last year will take some beating see what Tuesday brings
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1 minute ago, Gord said:
That really isn't far away. Talk about being right on the edge. Lots heard here...not a lot seen. Seems to have quietened down again though,
And here i was perhaps just on the dividing line heavy rain for 10 mins claps of thunder nothing amazing tbh
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Just now, Gord said:
Yet bone dry here just a few stops south on the number 1 route!
Yep I'm by the blind charity a little further north
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Heavy rain thunder no lightning though
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Just now, Arnie Pie said:
chunky boi out West
Just approaching here now Arnie
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Some impressive rainfall on that small cell approaching the bc let's see if it holds its form
First thunder
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Just now, Peachy said:
The Wolverhampton cell approaching cannock.
Yep just a little to far north for here hopefully ones to follow look further south
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Storms starting to appear now more readily cell popped up from nowhere on the northern wales English border
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Some severe rain could be on the cards for our region over the weekend. Arp going for some quite high totals.
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Turned red again apart from tops of arms which is ghost like who says you lose all sex appeal when you approach 50
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7 minutes ago, Snowy L said:
Live almost in the exact middle of the country. Love it and wish it was like this for the entire 3 months of summer.
Each to there own snowy a little hot for me especially in the evenings however certainly better than buckets of rain one good thing for me is I live right on a wooded area so a late evening picnic will go down a treat perhaps Wednesday evening
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25.5c currently so hot
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19 minutes ago, Roger J Smith said:
Just as a philosophical question, how would one go about proving the non-existence of life in the rest of the galaxy, let alone in other galaxies?
You could never get closer than indications, I would submit, and there are only two possible indications --
-- non-existence of suitable habitats (already disproven) and
-- non-appearance of other life forms (already disputed).
For other galaxies we are pretty much going on the assumption that their star and therefore planet populations are similar to our galaxy (with scale being a factor, ours is one of the larger ones). There is no obvious reason why life would be more or less likely in other galaxies than in our galaxy and we already know there's life in our galaxy.
Its difficult best estimates state there is around 60 billion planets in the goldilocks zone just in the milky way odds are that some will harbour life the number is mind-boggling if we take in the whole universe intact some leading experts state that there are so many potential planets that could harbour life that it is possible that not only could humans exist on other planets but infact there could be planets with exact replicas of oursevelves taking various decisions that would lead to our lives panning out differently kind of like a parrarel earth mind blown
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Just now, Sparkiee storm said:
Pretty much blue sky, just a few wispy clouds about and here and very warm here approaching 23c, with humidity on the increase too. Good signs.
Yep Might see a few claps later on Sparkiee fingers crossed
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Nothing showing as of yet but i expected storms to really start to get going this afternoon into the evening very warm feel today and wall to wall sunshine which should help currently 22.2c
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44 minutes ago, Arnie Pie said:
Getting dark around these parts
Some potent showers heading up now from cardiff area
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Hail sleet snow all going off
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White over here not bad for april
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will judging by the 6z next week is a total right off if you want to potter about in the garden cold snow and a bitter wind chill.
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Stratosphere and Polar Vortex Watch 2020
in Spring Weather Discussion
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Indeed all academic but if it were to happen as depicted the flood gates could open end of Nov beginning of Dec as you say very interesting