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Dan the Man

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  1. My local TAF:

     

    EGGW 271100Z 2712/2812 23020KT 9999 SCT025 TEMPO 2712/2717 24025G35KT 7000 SHRA BECMG 2720/2723 19015KT 5000 RA TEMPO 2723/2803 3000 +RA BKN007 BECMG 2800/2802 21020G30KT BECMG 2802/2804 21027G40KT 9999 NSW PROB40 TEMPO 2803/2805 21033G50KT BECMG 2805/2807 24033G50KT PROB40 TEMPO 2806/2808 24038G60KT 6000 SHRA BECMG 2807/2810 24020G30KT PROB30 TEMPO 2807/2812 7000 SHRA

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  2. If this does turn into a damp squib, surely the credibility of the technology need to be questioned. The scientists need to have a rethink.

     

    How many times in the last few years have we seen "mega" models, only to be massively downgraded close to the event. Yes, I know its extremely difficult to predict a weather system that hasn't formed and obviously the UK is one of the most difficult parts of the world to forecast, but even so, the amount of money spent on the computers surely should return better.

     

    That said, its one minor blip which totally goes against the grain. The 06Z and 12Z should give us a far better idea.

  3. Definition of Met Office weather warnings for wind:

     

    RED:

    Widespread structural damage, e.g. roofs blown off, mobile homes overturned, power lines brought down.Risk to personal safety from flying debris.Potentially widespread and/or prolonged interruptions to power.Expect widespread transport disruption due to e.g. roads blocked by fallen trees.

     

    AMBER:

    More widespread tree damage & other debris, slates etc dislodged from roofs.Some minor structural damage possible.Risk of injury from flying debris.BE PREPARED for some travel disruption e.g. closed bridges.Potential for some localised interruptions to power.

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