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  1. vladthemert
    Aye Sainsbro plenty time for things to change. :smiliz19: Magic seaweed has the swell at 24ft at peak
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    Glad this has time to change as if this did come off it would make 1953 walk in the park. This has to shift and weaken else the Effected east coast going get very bad flooding even with modern sea defences. At what level does the government need to take action to save lives if verified.
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    Thanks Knocker indeed was just looking at another chart. I hope for the East Coast this does not verify else its Merry Xmas, New Year all :smiliz19:
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    Winds here been slightly lower predicted max 39 gusts. Odd burst strong winds then calming. I am rather worried there chance storm surge east coast next week looking dodgy with very strong winds Thursday/friday. Though got a lot time to shift.
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    25 mph with gusts 39 mph here veranda rattling doubt sleep tonight. Feel for those up in Scotland way and worst areas. I think XCweather wind forecast is under estimated the winds. Was only expected 30 mph gusts and 50 mph later in the week. Just noticed dropped 25 hpa in six hours
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    Thank you John very interesting read and interesting.
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    Sorry should not been ignorant. Been following this as I was worried that it may cause storm surge. Thank lucky stars that black not down the north sea. But very worried for those in its target. I have read possibly 100 ft waves potential .
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    cloud above just sitting nothing heavy just 6.72 mm/hr rate. Short and sweet.
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    Was not sure to put this. Was doing browsing and found this gem. http://www.constantinealexander.net/2014/11/offshore-islands-amplify-rather-than-dissipate-a-tsunamis-power.html Its always been the thought they protect the mainland from being worse off. Quite shocked myself here we have slip land in front we always understood it as guardian and safety net, from the sea wrath. Although, thankfully there is just about zero chance tsunami here.
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    with what going on in US if they repeat bad snow winter could we get repeat of our winter of storm hoarding a lot rainfall.
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    I see southern ireland on wunderground live showing 80 km/h with 98 km/h gusts
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    dodging flying bins is great when driving those recycle bins can really take off.
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    anybody know the history of the naming as I understand they are scientist.
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    looks like it going to be fun here. All I hope is don't destroy spurn point it is the only thing stopping north sea getting at us just noticed the weekend another strong winds hitting uk followed by next Tuesday another hit with strong winds. UK not going get much recovery.
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    thanks Mapantz midnight could be interesting looking at that. All I can say glad winds are away from the coast could been bad for coastal flooding. Not good for the continent though Netherlands well equipped.
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    crikey never realised how bad our light polution is around here. Though we are moving to led street lights to ease it but think two refineries big chunk. any chance showing it further on please Mapantz would love to see if those red winds maintain to our location. we are the bright blob up from the wash east coast if you not sure location.
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    I wonder if its actually finding fuel to keep up its wind speed a little higher coming over the Atlantic. Just read Tony Gilbert thoughts says main system will remain a non convective gusts now but there is a post frontal trough may give some convection early hours.
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    noaa last report as it leaves us.. FORECAST POSITIONS AND MAX WINDS INIT 19/2100Z 51.6N 41.8W 70 KT 80 MPH...POST-TROP/EXTRATROP 12H 20/0600Z 53.6N 31.5W 65 KT 75 MPH...POST-TROP/EXTRATROP 24H 20/1800Z 56.5N 15.0W 50 KT 60 MPH...POST-TROP/EXTRATROP 36H 21/0600Z 58.5N 1.0W 50 KT 60 MPH...POST-TROP/EXTRATROP 48H 21/1800Z 64.5N 1.0W 50 KT 60 MPH...POST-TROP/EXTRATROP 72H 22/1800Z...ABSORBED lightening wizard has this got a lot of convective potential 55 to 60 mph. With also 50% risks in tornado activity in yorkshire and humber.
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    there is some strong micro blasts where it ramps up here already got the odd 35 mph gusts. Even had 1 registered 42.5 mph just now. Was reading Tony Gilbert's comment he thinks there will be convective element Tuesday morning in the midlands.
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    is there still risks for coastal flooding for east coast. MET has improved warnings up early but wish they would show coastal risks on warnings. At least its not like few runs back that was one hell off a worry if we faced a 70 mph plus winds in north sea would have caused severe coastal flooding.
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    going to be fun tomorrow I feel force 7/8 with sea swell 10ft down the humber and winds pushing directly up the humber. I can see this might cause flooding in the lowlands around sprunehorpe. Sorry the auto to stop swearing refuses to say our Lincolnshire neighbour.
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    only got 8mm here many storm clouds came looked spectacular but did not fire one did come down heavy, even the latest passed quietly sure the beast done some damage somewhere. They seem just drop off before hitting here which shame considering the summer storm we got surprising.
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    thanks for the link glad no injuries but hefty damage it seems a F2 tornado fujita scale my guess
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    hope no-one hurt. Suprised because torro was saying if tornado's could happen more south east to norfolk was the likely zone..
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    classic anvil structure here to south west
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