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  1. 20 hours ago, Evening thunder said:

    I'd say that locally was the most significant event of the 'winter' season here, due to a combination of the heavy rain an strong winds, even if NNW gales on the 9th were a tad stronger.

    33.6mm overnight in the manual gauge here, though 41.4mm including the heavy showers yesterday (or 46.4mm with another 5mm from showers today)

    The river reached the highest levels since 2012, quite a lot of debris/silt and flooding on the roads this morning.
    Some pics from the lower Otter valley this morning:

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    Wow, that is well bad, Thunder (Shocked look)

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  2. 1 hour ago, AdamStorm7891 said:

    The forecasts always suggested that you was going to get it last, I'm in the Essex / Greater London region about 50 to 80 miles south of you and it peaked here around about 6 to 8am so it makes sense that it has moved north-east as forecast and is now peaking across East Anglia, it'll swing out into the North-Sea in the next hour or 2 then winds for you should begin to abate.

    I've been keeping on top of all the forecasts and warnings. Things were made out to be far worse than they actually were. At least, where I'm watching from. Not complaining - I'm extremely thankful. I know some folk on another chat site have been getting some rough stuff but, for my little corner of Norfolk, it's been no worse than a typical March storm. We had about three hours' worth of heavy rain. The wind was gusting somewhat, but not enough to rattle the fences. I've seen it here when the fence between my neighbour and I has been blown out and had to be replaced, several times in 20 years. It really wasn't a bad storm here this time. Cheerfully getting a bit lighter now :)

  3. Did someone get the timing wrong? We're getting ours now! Been lobbing it down for the last two hours, approx; and there's a bit of a blow goin' on! When I saw the comments up to now, I thought 'Storm? What storm?' Sorta 'get it' now!

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  4. 6 hours ago, Wivenswold said:

    My chum on Portland is playing this down, saying it's a bit breezy there. They're made of stronger stuff on Portland Bill it seems. 

    I'm shocked, reading all the comments on here. Was up at 6 and wondered where the storm was. I can hear the wind, now. Checked a couple of apps which said 29 as a wind speed. Think it's a bit more than that, but thankfully, not dangerous.

  5. Just now, Snoopie42 said:

    You may also like to visit the South East Regional thread as that should be pretty lively tonight. Some really nice knowledgeable people post in there also and would make you most welcome! :D Enjoy!

    I love this quote thingie. It's well handy, lol. Will have a pop later, Snoopie. Done me profile just now, so that's that sorted! Have a safe next few hours.

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  6. 25 minutes ago, Snoopie42 said:

    Hi @Jen and welcome. Please can you add your location to your profile? It helps to know this when you are reporting weather conditions and events.  I too will be watching with interest also. Good to have you on board! 

    Thanks for the welcome, Snoopie :) Yup, can do that, soon as I find out how :D

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  7. 8 hours ago, Surrey said:

    Jen, storm Katie is not due till this evening and early morning.. Stay tuned to  the weather stations 

    I'm on here all the time, Surrey. Thanks for that, mate :) Wind here slightly more active now, and we had one shower. Everything so far, thankfully looks far more dramatic than it actually is. (The clouds are gorgeous). I read all the reports as I love the weather. No good at the technical side, but I have some books on clouds; storms; etc, and a few very good apps. Must get a lightning detector this year, if I can find one!

    Stay safe everyone :) I'm watching along with the rest of you.

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  8. 7 hours ago, Sunlover said:

    My daughters driving to work early hours tomorrow from Eastbourne to Guildford to go to work so no prizes for guessing I'm watching the track of this storm with a bit of fear and trepidation. This forum perfect for me to keep an eye on things so keep those posts coming particularly if anyone hears of travel disruption on the roads wd be much appreciated 

    Keep your local radio tuned in, and tell your daughter to do the same. Charge everything that needs it while the power is still on. I wish you a safe time.

  9. 21 hours ago, AdamStorm7891 said:

    I think you're probably thinking of 2002.

    What's a year?! Whenever it was, it was a long time ago. Absolutely nothing here as yet for this storm. One tiny shower, just after dark last night. Clear this morning, and hardly any wind. I'm in East Anglia, and very thankful!

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