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Just now, Gazse9 said:
Not sure what this means...but seems we have 2 low centres which wasn't on the Fax Charts or anything else I can find..
That's not cold air intrusion is it, that may tighten up the main centre even more
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Just now, stewfox said:
Some drivers will always drive too fast
Ronnie Pickering chasing motorbikes no doubt
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Just now, Thunders said:
Do you guys think the convection will pick up again in the morning?
Severe thunderstorm warning for all of southern England, through tonight and into tomorrow
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Just now, Thunders said:
Can’t be asked to sleep tbh, and I don’t ‘ wish for hurricanes’ if I go through one, I would probably never want to go through one again. Not really related but have we gotten past T on the Atlantic naming list. Last I hear was Tammy.
So it would have been classified as an ex cyclone right
Extra tropical systems normally, they have some characteristics of hurricanes, warm cores, plenty of moisture, and they can pack a punch, but they've transitioned from a hurricane
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Just now, skifreak said:
Ophelia got fairly close to making landfall as a tropical cyclone.
But formed in the warmer waters
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Just now, Gazse9 said:
Not historically....but as the seas warm and climate change gets worse. Then the risk increases of hurricanes occuring here. Like I said before soon we will have to redefine all Meteorology.
You'd need at least a 10c swing, and our latitude will not support that
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Just now, Thunders said:
Climate change will make that happen. When I’m older, maybe even my kids or grandkids lives the oceans temp over here should be hot enough to tho sustains hurricane
That's going to be 1 hell of a warm up, minimum water temp for a hurricane to form is 26.2 c I think
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1 minute ago, Thunders said:
Yeah, won’t be long before storms have that here
Hurricanes form in the tropics, our waters are nowhere nr warm enough
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1 minute ago, Thunders said:
One min sustained. If so, it can officially be called a cat 1 hurricane
Except its not a hurricane lol, as we cannot get hurricanes here
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20 minutes ago, Fitzwis said:
The strongest gusts recorded in Jersey reached 96mph during The Great Storm of 87’ so Storm Ciaran could well surpass those values here
Stay safe mate
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13 minutes ago, Donna3397 said:
I’m on the harbour pretty much
It'll be howling through the reserve, fingers crossed its not as bad as they forecast
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15 minutes ago, Donna3397 said:
I have to say that I’m a bit worried, I’m right on the coast on my own with my kids. I’m not looking forward to this. Sorry for sounding like a scared little girl
They'll be some big waves on the harbour arm, that's for sure, looking very lively Thursday, potential for some lively weather tomoz as well. Torro have issued a warning, squally winds, lightning etc.
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Relentless rain since 10.30ish, and it's still pelting it down now, dread to think what the fields and roads will be like in the morning.
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Well, I've just looked outside, and marty pellow was there, certainly is wet wet wet, potential for some very very lively weather coming up.
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Morning, just stepped out the flat, and this caught my eye a treat
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17 hours ago, jtay said:
Love it down there. Are there many Peregrine falcons down by the train tracks at Kingswear this year?
Not seen any yet, plenty of buzzards though, I know when they're about, as the crows on the hill opposite, start going mad
15 hours ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:Your having a lovely time!! Welcome to the mad house
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Thank you, I hope you're feeling better soon.
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Hello all in the South West netweather thread, I'm usually to be found in the South east branch, but I'm staying in Kingswear with my mum, for a few days. Just spent a couple of hours in torquay, and saw some amazing cloud structures.
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16 minutes ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:
What causes it to switch that way? There is no block of high pressure over us
Politicians hot air
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2 minutes ago, WeatherArc said:
Looking like an F1 or F2?
Hoping all are fine, seems to be a few roofs torn off.
Reed timmer posted a video, wonder if it's the same storm
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Just seen this, that'll be nice
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Well, it took a few days, but this evening, the heat has done it's usual trick.
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1 minute ago, sundog said:
I often tend to get the S**ts aswell during hot spells. Thought maybe it was just me lol. Maybe it's down to drinking more water then usual other then that I can't explain it.
I suffer with severe ibs, the heat is like adding rocket fuel to it, so not a fan of the hot weather either
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Just now, Norfolk Sheep said:
Area 51 is calling! It'll probably keep going for 10+ hrs and make landfall in Sweden...
Whilst doubling in size, every 15 mins, once it gets to the north sea, to end up looking like that scene, from the day after tomorrow, when there's 3 huge hurricanes across the northern hemisphere.
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Just now, Harry's House said:
Storm more in Ely direction, rain much lighter
Definitely going full steam ahead for the north sea. Storms seem to like the north sea here, obviously don't like us south easterners.
Storm Ciarán
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Littlehampton seems to be the favoured spot, think they've had 3 so far