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22 minutes ago, clactongaz said:
I live at Walton...Sea looks fairly calm..Wind is not so strong as earlier...
Hopefully there will be minimal disruption
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27 minutes ago, Jcweather said:
The highest waters are due to be around 00:15 tonight, that's all the info I can really give I'm afraid!
I'll keep an eye
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27 minutes ago, JennyJane1 said:
I don't think jaywick will know for an hour or so
Thanks xx
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Any news on Jaywick? My sisters mother in law was collected earlier today and bought back to chelmsford but her bungalow is about 500 yards from the sea wall
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Completely stopped here and the light covering we did amass has melted
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Just starting here in Eakring (between Newark and Mansfield)
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12 minutes ago, snowangel32 said:
You referring to that mass of ppn up north looks like it's pivoting east to me and will miss us also looks marginal. But let's hope for the best.
Blimey a looks like I could get something out of this one! I'm just between Notts and Sheffield!
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Still zilch here north of Notts - meh!
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3 minutes ago, Dancerwithwings said:
Tomorrow morning for you
Let's hope so!
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Nothing north of Notts - had a light rain shower around 5pm but not a sausage since!
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Just seen this for Southend!
LATEST: A Red Flood Warning has just been issued for all of Southend seafront - immediate action is required.
The Environment Agency have put the flood warning in place from Shoeburyness seafront through to Leigh-on-Sea seafront, due to a predicted tidal surge.
Seafront properties are at risk - flooding is expected tomorrow at 1.30pm when the unusually high tide is forecast.
Properties are particularly at risk in the Gunners Park area, Shoebury Common, the Southchurch Park area, on Western Esplanade and Chalkwell Esplanade. People living in these areas close to the seafront should take immediate action to protect their properties.
Get Southend news updates via email: http://eepurl.com/bYe38b
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Update: Southend Council say they do not have any sandbags available for residents. They only have a small number of sandbags that they use to protect key infrastructure like sub stations, if required.
The Environment Agency is monitoring the situation closely, working alongside partners including the Met Office and local authorities.
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Just now, JennyJane1 said:
Must be worrying
It is - she's partially sighted too so even worse! Keeping my fingers crossed for everyone in Jaywick. My sisters husband is going up now to move some of her possessions upstairs in case the worst does happen
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1 minute ago, West Sussex Kate said:
Sorry to hear that
Thanks, it doesn't sound good - flooding expected tomorrow for high tide. Army and police up and down her street banging on doors
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Recently relocated from south Essex to Nottingham - bad move! Argh!!
My sisters mother in law is being evacuated. She lives in Jaywick right by the sea wall
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Snowing in Egham - only a 2/3 out of 10 but seems to be getting heavier. Won't last as the temps get a bit higher
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Just woke up and looked outside. Everything white here near Egham
only a covering but still lovely to see. Stopped snowing though -
Currently on the M25 and there's snow at JCN 19- 21a - turning to rain as I head towards jcn 22.
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Been in a meeting all afternoon at work with floor to ceiling windows. About 2pm it came over SO dark and started snowing quite heavily. Only for about 5 mins or so but was lovely to see my first snowfall of this winter. I work in Slough
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Glad some of the essex lot have had a short burst and seen some snow at last
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My dad is in Laindon and sister is in Basildon by town centre - both reporting its snowing
Meanwhile in the NW SURREY area (Egham) it's been raining and its not even that cold out
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Though I'm taking my above post with a pinch of salt.... It rained here briefly earlier but I don't feel as though snow is 'in the air'
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According to wunderground, they seem to think heavy snow for my area tonight - I'm close to Egham
Tuesday01/207 | 1 °C
Tue80% Precip. / < 2 cm
Snow changing to rain. Low 1C.
Tue Night80% Precip. / 2-3 cm
Heavy snow this evening will taper off as light rain late. Some sleet may mix in early. Low 1C. Winds SSE at 15 to 30 km/h. Chance of precip 80%. 2-3cm of snow expected.
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Quite a bit of snow in Basildon - has been snowing constantly for the last hour and heavy in places. Has settled on the grass and cars already
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Hey, just wondering if someone could help. I've just jumped in here to ask if anyone could give me any idea if Craven Arms (Shropshire) across to Wolverhampton is due much in the way of snow? I live on the south coast but my friend is travelling to me tomorrow and just called in a panic - and I don't trust the forecasters on the tv
only a covering but still lovely to see. Stopped snowing though 
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