smoggyjester

hopefully maybe something soon

someone in the snow risk forum has said heavy snow now it southampton??? anyone shed any light

still raining here got a bit of a gust about 20 mins ago but nothing too bad, went out for a fag and it does seem that the temp has dropped quite a bit

this just sounds so similar to the here and now with this storm ??

like i say sorry for that didnt mean to caause any offence was just asking a question really

ok thanks just thought as the models say the low is roughly going into the same area, thanks for clearing it up

The first gale warnings for sea areas in the English Channel were issued at 0630 UTC on 15 October and were followed, four hours later, by warnings of severe gales. At 1200 UTC on 15 October, the depression which originated in the Bay of Biscay was centred near 46° N, 9° W and its depth was 970 mb. By 1800 UTC, it had moved north-east to about 47° N, 6° W, and deepened to 964 mb. At 2235 UTC, winds of force 10 were forecast. By midnight, the depression was over the western English Channel, and its central pressure was 953 mb. At 0140 on 16 October, warnings of Force 11 were issued. The depression now moved rapidly north-east, filling a little as it did, reaching the humber estuary at about 0530 UTC, by which time its central pressure was 959 mb. Dramatic increases in temperature were associated with the passage of the storm's warm front. just a bit more on the 87 storm, could this be what might happen? after reading posts on here for a few nights now to the annoyance of my wife lol, it is sounding quite familiar??

i dont know it just sounds familiar after reading about it, any expert answers about this??

i am no way an expert, very much a novice but doesnt this(storm of 87) sound a bit like what is happening now?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Storm_of_1987

Four or five days before the storm struck, forecasters had predicted bad weather on the following Thursday or Friday. By midweek, however, guidance from guidance from weather prediction models was somewhat equivocal. Instead of stormy weather over a considerable part of the UK, the models suggested that severe weather would reach no farther north than the english channel and southern coast of britain (about the great storm of 1987)

is the south uk not at risk now from these 2 storms? still have warnings for mon/tues????? hopefully not anymore cheers, andy

is the south not at risk now from these 2 storms? still have yellow warnings for mon tues at mo thnx

not a thing here now perhaps it wont come here

hi guys im just north of portsmouth wind picked up a bit earlier but died then picked up again when is the squall to hit here? just starting to rain

rain getting quite heavy now

thunder at 3 am, just had flash and a rumble

meant to hit bad about 3 am

all stopped now

just started lightning and some very loud rumbles here in waterlooville

a couple of rumbles in the past ten mins here http://www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm lightning radar

http://www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm i find this is a good lightning radar especially for those in southern uk

ok cheers, know what u mean lol, anyways gotta go to work in a min wind is getting stronger here

it is very windy here in waterlooville in hampshire, quite wet too when is Katia due to actually hit?

very cloudy now in waterlooville and some look very bubbly aand daker than those above them, i dont know anything about this but does this mean a storm might occour???