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Could be due to different soil types.. Here.. we are clay.. So when it rains it is very boggy under foot.. But a day or 2 of dry weather even with no sun it suddenly firms up again.. Different in winter of course as you need much longer dry periods to dry the ground out if it ever happens at all Loving the current weather.. Really is a tropical rainforest feel with the rain.. As a grower it is most welcome to endless days of 30 degree scorching heat and sun
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Pretty safe to say usual summer weather.. I think the last few years of mental heat early on have pushed the bar up for what we expect summer to be. For me this is perfect weather. Sun rain Sun rain continuing and is a blessing in disguise for us all as we can save water and save on the water bill! By now in the last few years everything is brown and looking sad.. I like that it is lush and green and looks and feels a bit like a rain forest! With the humidity going up over the next few days and thunderstorms it really will feel tropical!
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Level 1 from ESTOFAX for tonight! The type up is quite something.. ... W France to BENELUX, UK and NW Germany... While the kinematic environment will be less impressive here than to the S / SE, 0-6 km bulk shear should still be more than sufficient for well-organised storms, including supercells. Storms development will be likely tied to the passage of the short-wave trough that will start over the Bay of Biscay and move quickly towards the UK. Storm activity should start in the morning hours over SW France, spreading north during the day. Storms will be capable of (very) large hail and severe wind gust. Cyclogenesis is forecast along the frontal wave ahead of the trough with backing low-level winds across N France. This will increase the amount of SRH and 0-1 km bulk shear and elevate the tornado threat by the evening hours. Currently, the exact location of SRH bullseye is not consistent among the NWP and thus it is not possible to pick up the region with the highest tornado threat. Towards the night, strong WAA regime will support widespread storm initiation and one or two systems will cross S UK and BENELUX. As the boundary layer stabilizes and/or systems cross the frontal boundary, they will become elevated, reducing the severe wind gust threat to some degree. Nevertheless, isolated large hail and very heavy rainfall threat will still be present.
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Probably the centre of the surface low responsible for this rain... it is actually actually small low pressure system engaging with a lingering cold front ... West London would be where my money would be for highest rainfall totals.. here it's been coming down hard all morning.. we need it though.. bamboo loves thus weather and I don't don't to water! Win win