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36.7 peak in Coventry. Now drooped back to 35 under light cc
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Just now, SunnyPlease said:
Really does feel like the Med!. It’s a very nice heat despite being high.
Beautiful stuff
Indeed i got back from Rome yesterday and it feels identical.
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Coventry NE 1:44pm and 2:44pm the high of 51 was in the front porch at noon. Im sure its not super accurate but trending non the less.
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Watching pigeons playing on the gusts. Underated bird. Nothing else flying.
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2 minutes ago, Mark Smithy said:
What is wrong with some (quite a lot of ) people?
It's clearly a very damaging storm with official gusts already up to 88 mph, at least one unofficial at 95 mph and the worst still coming. Just because in your back yard you're not experiencing it (yet) doesn't mean you should disengage your intelligence.
Dont feed them
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Windy actually shows the progression quite nicely. Shes heading in
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2 minutes ago, BornFromTheVoid said:
Just lost power. No more weather updates from me
Thanks for the coverage. Stay safe
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Prawl Point already gusting 71
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2 minutes ago, Cassivellaunus said:
Just remembered wunderground.com you can layer up winds and rain and zoom in on weather stations latest gusts
Thats the badger. Nice one
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1 minute ago, CRU said:
There’s an app called WeatherLink by Davies on iPhone. it shows all local weather stations stats on wind etc on peoples home equipment
Cheers. The link yesterday was web based. Trust me to be android
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Someone yesterday posted a link to networked weather station readings but i cant recall it. Anyone know? Might be useful to track as it builds
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4 minutes ago, mother nature rocks said:
Morning all - what did I miss as I’m forcing my eyes open
Red warning issued London and south east.
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7 minutes ago, CreweCold said:
GFS ensembles can't even agree at 12 hours out. Some rip 80mph gusts through NW England and others just keep it barely hitting S coast. Insane differences and shows how sensitive the whole situation is to small starting data vagaries.
Yep may as well stick a finger in the air. I await ecm with interest as i think it will be divergent too.
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1 minute ago, Jayne aka Pembsgal said:
Not half term in wales til after tomorrow
Yep im in Coventry and no closure notice yet for tomorrow. They wont be going anyway. Mocks are finished so no harm staying home
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1 minute ago, Man With Beard said:
Another model, NMM. Generally 70-80mph
On balance of all models so far, I'd say what the Met Office warnings currently says is the middle ground between all the options.
The most important model for me, though, will be the ECM - this was the best model for Storm Arden. Will it also chop its windspeeds down a little?
Baited breath. Hope mods start clearing the junk please as tonights models roll.
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1 hour ago, Steel City Skies said:
It is six of one and half a dozen of the other. One person's downgrade is someone else's upgrade with this evolving situation. What @JamesC is arguing is trivial and needless as run to run we will see the peak gusts slightly alter - for some decreasing, for others increasing. It remains a very dangerous storm.
Indeed. Its yet to undergo cyclogenesis so room for variation on speeds and track.
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7 minutes ago, RobR said:
We seem to be right on the edge of the streamer over Cov/Leamington/Warwick. Not sure if anyone there has reports on how its going? A subtle shift in wind would be nice!
Its on the weak side but we are starting to get an accumulation now the temp has fallen a bit. Hopefully the wind will stick like this a while
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Steady snow in North Coventry curtesy of a nice streamer but alas tis above freezing and its melting on contact
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Powder falling north east Coventry. Remains to be seen if the streamers will have much intensity past Leicester
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Just now, MattStoke said:
Looks like it turns to snow as it pulls away southward from me. Central West and South West Midlands could see a few cm.
Yea will depend on the 850s and the mix. I see a dusting of slush at low levels with maybe staffs northwards getting a bit more snow. Gonna freeze bug time by Monday morning. Interesting times land the cold and hope for streamers and shortwaves
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I think initially streamers are where ti look. Hopefully some shortwaves pop up and give us more hope. Breakdown lools a long wayboff so no point in thinking about that yet. I think this block will resist the atlantic firnsime time to come and has the potential for a big reload with a scandi heigh looking for support going forward. Gonna be brrrrrrrrr
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4 minutes ago, Man Without Beard said:
Ecm T144 ... I don't think this low is going to get here?
My forecast from earlier might need binning...
I agree. I keep thinking back to how powerful the 2018 beast was when it pushed through so quickly. Now its got some resistance I think we will see it stall the low fully but where.....
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Im not thinking about the breakdown yet. Solid 4-5 days of cold with chances for convective and frontal accumulation. Im happy to ride the beast and see what we get.
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15 minutes ago, Scorcher said:
The GFS isn't the only model showing that low in the Atlantic moving towards our shores by midweek- the UKMO also shows this possibility. Obviously it will depend on where the low ends up, but the odds are not in favour of a prolonged cold spell with such active weather systems moving eastwards across the Atlantic.
Im thinking back to the beast and it blew the doors off and sailed quickly into a weak Atlantic. Bit of energy resisting the east is a positive to me. Bring in the battleground
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Temperature Record Monitor Thread
in Spring Weather Discussion
Posted · Edited by stokepa31
Back on the up quickly. No idea on my margin of error but wow