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biting my tongue ... contradictory posts being made on the md thread, earlier predictions/insistances proven wrong, yet the brown nosers ignore.high time the 'like up' feature was dropped. its meaningless, most of the time they dont reflect the quality of the post but are a vote by 'fans of' for their chosen hero, even though the boards heros are often inaccurate/wrong. its a pointless feature that does nothing but serve to massage the egos of those courting popularity.
ill get my coat....
mmmmmm...... that's a paradox. How do I now like your post??
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Welcome to the forum Flealess. I take it that you've done well in the last couple of days
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Here's an experimental timelapse I did on my Lumia. 132 images in to 4 seconds. I should have lowered the fps to 15 to be honest. At least I have to do nothing, it all does it for me.. More of them to come I think?!
http://timelapseapp.net/pro/?t=ce904425-20c3-4cb4-b986-23e9cc910ae8Excellent... what lapse interval did you use?
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I thought I'd try a time lapse out.. lol
http:////f1.nwstatic.co.uk/forum/public/style_images/tctc91_simplify/attachicon.gifP7250041.JPG
Is that a 1020 I see. What software do you use for time lapse?
And to stay on topic... clearing up now... seems to have fizzled out right over me.
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Great summer day here, just reached 30C for the fourth day running and now I'm watching the clouds build, waiting for the first thunderclap...
Just had that in Havant just North of you
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More lightning in the last hour then in total for the last 3 weeks
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Very disappointing in all..... nearly as bad as the Great 'puff of wind' on St Judes last year. Moderate rain and 1 distant CC lightning flash.
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That wave coming over Chesil well I live right opposite where it hit in Victoria square , never seen anything like it incredible !
It requires a long period groundswell. 13th Feb 1979 was an extreme example..... particularly as there was no wind at all (you're too young for that one!). The length of time between successive swells was 18 seconds + and with the amount of water being moved with each 'long period' wave it completely dismantled Chesil beach.
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Thank you very much. Better get the calculator out for this next bought of winds. Do you think then that I should buy a new station that displays in MPH for ease of viewing, if you know what I mean.
Really depends on what weather station you have. Most of the range have an option for changing between metric and imperial measurements, (pressure readings, rainfall, wind speed/force etc). This can often be done on the 'base' station or via software installed on your computer. What model have you got?
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Evening All ....
Does anyone know if it is possible to change Kmh to Mph on a weather station. Topped 106 kmh in a squall line last weekend so wondering what that was in mph.
Divide by 8 multiply by 5 so 106 kmh = 66.25 mph
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It's raining again, oh no, it's raining again!Here's a poser - why buy a house near a river on a flood plain?
Undoubtedly, what you lose in the winter.... you gain in the summer!
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Going mad in Havant now, lightning every 5 seconds.... mostly inter-cloud and also drumming it down with rain. So much better than last saturdays non-event here.
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Why does the channel keep killing off the storms????
The seas is way too cold at this time of year (in relation to the air temp) so i presume it's killing of the convective feed. On the plus side in the autumn it has the opposite effect.
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The system hasn't lost too much energy as its moving across the channel I've took two pictures this first was at 17:05 and the second is the latest updated chart although there aren't as many reds showing its still pretty heavy considering its crossed the channel
I give up on spot the difference
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Could this be him though? First class fellah and plug for series? hmmmmm
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cross model support for it to be just a tad too far south and given the propensity for the modelling to correct a bit further south over time, i suspect it wont be a player. cant be dismissed for the time being.
Thanks ba, I'm not completely miseading the charts then..... but I fear you may be right. It seems amazing to me that having had the current pattern locked in for this amount of time with a predominately Easterly flow that there hasn't been some sort of disturbance running East- West embedded within it. Never seems to be a pesky shortwave when you really want one.
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Hopefully a slight sign of troughing near to the SE that might... just might..... relieve the current weather tedium.
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Apologies as I do not read the models very well yet but do they show the cold weather as continuing to be dry or are further snowfalls espected? Surely going into April the snow chances should be reducing by now?
Certainly dry in the medium term (up to 5 days). Maybe some snow flurries in the East.
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Surely that hp needs a purple heart for bravery!
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The GEM at 144 hrs is similar to the ECM at the same timescale.
Anyone consider waking the captain 'S' from his slumbers?
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Definitely more rugby ball shaped..... but we won't mention that!!!!!!!!!!
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I must say Gavin, that despite your detractors on this thread, your posts are always well informed and a constant source of information and links for us newbies.
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Slighty further North and looks like more of a squeeze on at T39
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Well; judging by the Cheltenham crew i suspect an awful lot of posters on this site like a flutter!
I like the look of the extra 'squeeze' from the more ne track of the low and I for one will willingly take the gamble on slightly less cold uppers with the potential for the South coast jackpot.
Could this be him though? First class fellah and plug for series? hmmmmm
Model Output Discussion - The final stretch to Christmas
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Merry xmas to all. I think with the amount of sprouts about to be eaten, there is also a decent chance of some renewed WAA heading up from southern England.