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met office warnings it looks grim more amber warnings Sat, Sun & Christmas Eve "we're going to need a bigger boat"

Quick check on radar purples and whites for south devon, into dorset lightning strikes indicated in English channel

met office now have yellow warnings for all weather types rain, wind, snow, ice and fog http://www.metoffice...Time=1355227260 also their map for fri & sat, looks like a penis

Friday looks unpleasant, strong south-east winds, possible blizzards for Highlands Deep low - 965 Wet and windy. Worried that flood problems will be returning

i'm buying a punch bag ! time for a music interlude

edit: checked 30 mins later, and this link got removed. no idea why basically it stated tropical or non-tropical, the focus would be the occurrence of hurricane conditions within the warning area here, i'm not going mad http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/12/05/hurricane-warning-definition_n_2245819.html?ir=Green ---- NHC Hurricane definition change, in the wake of Hurricane Sandy https://www.facebook...467789106601221 Hmmm, does this re-ignite the debate 1987 Uk storm Depends if there were any sustained winds 74 mph or higher, i don't think we had that

Right then, it's 2:09 can't sleep Remember Feb 2009 Over to Rob McElwee....

The sad aftermath http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=kfRh49-PIJw

It's going to be called "pablo" - Philippines Looks like one heck of a storm http://www.pagasa.dost.gov.ph/wb/tcupdate.shtml

had a quick listen to radio devon at 6am one death in Exeter http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-20483459 still reporting some main roads still closed this morning

reporting from westward ho, n devon full day of rain, near the back edge of rain, wind has really picked up from north-west coming in from sea wind is roaring after the rain, get ready for blow

Now, this is a waterspout http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2234704/Keep-driving-Jeep-speeds-past-seafront-huge-waterspout-heads-inland.html

There is a video report on BBC http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20374171

Intensifying Sandy, no official hurricane watches / warnings, i find bizarre Since the storm has accelerated, and the inner core is re-established, it will probably make landfall as a warm core hurricane look at this http://goes.gsfc.nasa.gov/goescolor/goeseast/hurricane2/color_lrg/latest.jpg

Discussion will go on beyond Sandy, regarding lack of Hurricane Watches / Warnings from NHC Now for a storm going harmlessly out to sea i understand I also understand, it could lose tropical characteristics before landfall (no sign of that presently) People require laymens terms to have the situation explained without getting too technical My worry is that people will not take this as serious. I sure the word is getting out anyway, death toll stands at 65 http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/show.html People need to get ready now

Mark Sudduth field mission, he's heading to NC outerbanks first, then decide where to head from there His video stream is free to view until Sunday - http://hurricanetrack.com/

radio station in jamaica damage reports coming in http://www.shoutcast.com/shoutcast_popup_player?station_id=41235&play_status=1

99L with a 90 percent chance models disagree, but Mark Sudduth is giving heads up on potential for big impacts The Perfect Storm - 1991 is mentioned http://hurricanetrack.com/

Mark Sudduth at hurricanetrack is planning to head to Bermuda for a Hurricane Intercept He normally focuses on landfalling US Hurricanes Thing about a small island is that should a monster hurricane develop, maybe pass, just to the west of Bermuda, so Bermuda is in the north-east segment of the storm (usually the strongest segment) you got no escape options Should be interesting

All this talk of Cat 2's and Cat 4's. I'd imagine the media are going into over-hype mode over there I'm a cynic, Isaac has never gotten very well organised, so unless it does develop a vertically stacked inner core, i think it's possible this storm may not make it to Hurricane status There was talk of dry air still affecting the storm on the recent discussion i read from NHC It could still happen, i'll probably look like a fool later on, but that's what i think at the moment Nightmare to forecast, i accept that. Large uncertanties regards intensity and final landfall at the moment

NHC now upgraded it to Hurricane Gordon, they also mention complete disappation later on Remember Hurricane Vince from a few years back, made it all the way to Spain, as a Tropical System

10 days of chasing, and storms every day, twisters, loads of lightning, hail, lots of supercells, and a downpour of Jimbo jokes I'm a quiet fella, but i really enjoyed it. Loads of memories, eg Paul driving between two supercells to get into better position Thanks everyone, it was awesome

amber warning for the south-west now for tomorrow from met office heavy rain and gales i thought it was flaming june !

Dallas Sunrise - Here's to the storms. cheers

Fantastic images *drool* Oh yeah, xtra large pizza. I think they needed a bigger table to put it on. Holy £$^!