WeatherWatchmanG

Wednesday at 22:27

Is anyone able to find the eastbourne web cam that used to be live on youtube please?

April 16

Not much hail here few and far between but what did come down was biggish. maybe 1/4 to 1/2 inch size.

April 15

Some tree branches down including a few big branches snapped off as well.

March 27

Eagle Eye I hope so we got hit bad in January and already recently replaced the garden fence.

March 27

Eagle Eye

I don't like this chatter about tornado outbreaks in the UK.

NIMBY yes but just no please No!

March 25

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January 21

11 minutes ago, matty40s said:

What happens if I've just finished my dinner??

tomorrow, theres always tomorrow.

I used string on Jan 2nd storm with 69mph just down the road. Bungee cords delivered by breakfast on the 3rd.

January 21

1 minute ago, Petorious said:

Part if my fence is down. Wind is really howling out there. We are exposed on a hill.

I think this can make a huge difference, some people reporting a lower wind speed, I'd imagine you may be tucked away and sheltered but could be roaring away tens of feet above.

Bungee cords, order a pack now you will have it back up and robust again by dinner time.

January 21

Can anyone explain how a closed but not locked window was blown open by the wind? Is it purely the air pressure change that popped it open?

January 21

2 hours ago, Snowyowl9 said:

What storm was that only a brief 30 min severe squall with no damage here..

No severe gales have reached here yet..but tonight is the first..

You must have missed the news and the coverage and ignored the named storms list. it was not a squall we had several hours of 60+mph gusts and someone was killed during that storm too. Tonight is far from the first storm of winter.

January 20

Just now, Penguin16 said:

Yes it’s shocking. It used to be that if you clicked on a certain warning it would only highlight that on the map, now there is nothing distinguishable between any of the warnings a complete and cluster bleep. I never understand changes they make to make things worse. Who decides to come up with that? Crazy

I don't see the difficulty just go to the localised computer forecasts you will see the warnings in place for your location.

January 20

5 minutes ago, Snowyowl9 said:

The first severe gales of the winter are coming later tomorrow this looks widespread..
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Really must have missed the Jan 2nd storm let alone the rest.

January 20

53 minutes ago, Ross90 said:

Met have finally upgraded their wind gusts to be more in line with the BBC. Peak gusts around 60mph between 10pm and midnight. Still bordering on the (Amber is a bit ott) but I can see why they've just stuck an Amber over Scotland.

met office haven't upgraded everywhere still showing 52mph in london doesn't match the charts.

January 18

2 minutes ago, Jimmyh said:

They never do its meteo group. No longer the met office

However they did mention the winds several days ago on the BBC on YouTube for it's weather channel. I even mentioned this days ago when asking about the winds it's video and computerised forecast did point and illude to.

January 18

13 minutes ago, ColdWeatherAndBeer said:

The weather will do what it wants

But I feel we've seen a lot of it lately.

Heathrow 69mph during the previous London impacting storm, that is a very rare thing here. Not saying this Sundays will get to that but looking at the numbers it will get close to this number. We are used to 50mph storms but something almost 70mph is something that was very rare.

January 18

3 minutes ago, ColdWeatherAndBeer said:

Hoping for upgrades love a good windstorm! And before anyone tries the usual guilt tripping, this a forum for weather enthusiasts who love severe weather!

I only like wind when big jet tv gets to heathrow but no thanks already had next doors fence fall into our garden last time hours after the worst winds already passed.

January 14

Is there any model that shows / confirms next weeks windy/ gusty weather the BBC is talking about? It's both on the BBC Weather videos and the BBC Weather forecast website?

Shows 60mph in London yet again a week on Tuesday to come overnight into the day on Wednesday. (22nd,23rd,24th).

January 10

Living room got down to 18c overnight right now 22.4c feeling chilly. These censors take time to creep down and catchup ( Xiaomi Mi home Mijia.)

January 3

15 minutes ago, sunnijim said:

Noted that, again it has gone from somthing of a shallow wave in earlier fax output to more recently a clear centre and mild deepening...

hope it isn't heading to London again, woke up to neigbours fence in the garden yet it was still in place during the storms peak.

January 3

Was there a sting jet from this storm Henk after dark? the winds died down but overnight the neighbours fence came down yet it wasn't even moving during the worst of the storm that reared it's head in the afternoon.

January 2

Winds really bad in West London fences knocked over, neighbours loft extension tarpaulin partly ripped away and some missing.

January 2

Just seen met office video shows worst for London 3-5pm. I went for a walk an hour ago very still out.

January 2

Storm Henk has been named this morning.

January 2

8 hours ago, The Tall Weatherman said:

Don’t know if anyone on here has seen this yet but the risk of Very strong winds and POTENTIAL tornado activity is well possible tomorrow. Many models suggest a small low pressure system bringing localised winds in excess of 70mph across the Central Midlands around 15z. Lightning wizard highlights localised Convective gusts around 80mph and shows strong SRH near the mesolow as it crosses the country. Curved Hodographs are also evident when looking at the Arome model.

One thing I also noticed is the slight similarity to October 31st 2021 as the UKV chart looks quite similar. This Mesolow produced multiple tornadoes and strong winds across a localised central swath of England.