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Just now, Gazse9 said:
Looka like lots of thunderstorms forming around the center of the low as well...very hurricane like...
I came to say this!
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1 hour ago, philglossop said:
I hate to say this... but I'm getting the same vibes as 1987 with this one. Having lived through that night and run up, the set up is broadly the same, Sting jet, rapid cyclogenisis, same SW- NE alinement.
Given the number of trees in Devon still in full leaf, I'm pretty fearful. The SE gales will also impact transport with A379 going to be in trouble at Torcross and railway line at Dawlish.
Said exactly that yesterday
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32 minutes ago, richie3846 said:
Anyone reckon we'll see Thursday's storm named today? I'm expecting a broad sweep yellow warning to drop down later this morning. It looks like we are going to see a direct hit from a powerful Atlantic storm, with the models showing central pressure ranging from about 948 to 955mb, approximately.
Yep. Currently modelling shades of 1987
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Madness that last weekend saw us in t-shirts, and last night we had our first frost!
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0c down here at 6am. Frost on the neighbours roof too
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That boundary has just reached me. A lot of rain and the wind's picked up, but nothing of note yet
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Yes, pouring here too!
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Met office just issued a yellow warning for rain from this evening til Friday a.m. so get that washing out this morning!
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14 hours ago, It's a Philcast said:
Strange looking at the lightning strike history around that area yesterday, that theres no recorded lightning strikes showing on lightningmaps.org....or does that site miss stuff occasionally??
I thought that too as I live about 15 miles away, and we saw nothing. There are plenty of eye witness accounts though
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20 minutes ago, alexisj9 said:
Surprised you didn't here the bang from there.
Nothing. I was outside at the time, but it is north of me.
I do remember when the local plant went up in 2016. That was pretty dramatic!
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18 minutes ago, SnowBear said:
Gas explosion story just hit the BBC news.
Large explosion near Oxford - reports
WWW.BBC.CO.UK
Images and video shared online appear to show the sky to the north-west of the city lit up.I'm 15 miles from here and we had nothing!
Shows how local these storms are
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19 minutes ago, Saint coolio said:
Make it make sense...
Can hear the thunder but it's uncannily going either side
I feel your pain. North,south, east and west of me now
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Grey and dull here with occasional downpour thrown in. Heard distant thunder, but everything is too far East of me. And yes, no structures to see,sadly!
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Maidenhead has just lit up!
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Few closer rumbles now. Looks like cells developing rapidly now
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I can hear distant thunder from the cell south of Reading
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No thunder,but lovely convective rain!
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Who the !!!!! would do this? I just can't get my head around it
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11 minutes ago, Wivenswold said:
I'm sure there are some in the affected areas who wished this was a "non-event". Warnings are just that. They warn of possible risks. Not every warning becomes an actuality.
Exactly. I'm sure those who've had their rooves ripped off in the RoI will be overjoyed this was a "non event"
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12 minutes ago, Sparkiee storm said:
If im right in thinking, the curvature on these cells is what we have to watch for possible tornado's in NI and approaching Wales.
I just came here to comment on these!
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10 minutes ago, Metwatch said:
Last 24 hours ish of storm Agnes, classic Shapiro Keyser development.
It's really rather beautiful!
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1 hour ago, emmett garland said:
Could we see a tornado
Crikey! You know it's serious when Estofex have a level 2 for the British isles!
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Highest rainfall London and South East Benson with 45.2 mm according to metO. That would explain the floods, which have disappeared after a cool night
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Been under that conveyor belt for over 4 hours now. Our road is already flooded and will be impassable in a few hours if there's no respite! No idea of rain totals, but must be pretty high
Storm Ciarán
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In the eye here. Eerily calm and pressure has been 955mb for a while now. Plenty of rain for us- imby the winds are due to peak here early evening as Ciaran clears away.
Keep safe everyone