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Posts posted by alr1970
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Mostly stopped here now, just occasional thunder from the west. We've had about 20mm rain from that. To show just how dry it has been: it's all been absorbed by the top 3cm of my soil. Still bone dry underneath. This is an area I spread compost on on Friday, nice and loose so it hasn't just run off.
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Pea hail and plenty of rain, woohoo!
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There's a shower developing immediately downwind of me! Must be the beans I had for lunch.
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The temp's not dropping off now like it did yesterday due to the storm that mised us. Still sweltering.
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1 hour ago, SNOW_JOKE said:
I'm noticing that after 3 weeks of consistent Easterlies, the arrivals into Manchester Airport are back on their usual approach flightpath today over Buxton-Glossop-Stockport again. It looks like a convergence is now setting itself up over Manchester from what XCWeather is showing.
They were on the SWerly path last night, heading straight towards the storm then making a sharp turn! This morning they were back to NEerly, which makes a bit of a racket here as those going west turn left and fly over South Manchester. Now switched round again.
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We seem to have had the lightest possible sprinkling overnight, there is about 50ml of water in the bucket that catches what comes off my greenhouse roof. Grass is no wetter than a light dew would leave it.
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It does look like those under the storm are going to have to put up with it for a good while. All the movement in the radar is along the line of precipitation, very little NE-ward progression. So the drought continues here.
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Good agreement across the model ensembles that the warmth will persist well into next week. Rainfall chances also look low after Monday, so if you miss the weekend showers, that could be it for a while.
GFS:
GEM:
I'm torn about the storm chances. As a gardener I'd love a great deluge, T&L a bonus, but tomorrow our sailing club are running a dawn to dusk team relay sail around Pennington Flash, for which rain is unwelcome and lightning most dangerous! My shift is from 9-10am, so I should miss any nasty conditions.
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2 hours ago, Had Worse said:
Of all the days to get a storm.
Saturday evening.
Decisions Decisions, do I look out of the window or at the TV?
Hope I can watch the Chanpions League final.
When the rain is intensely heavy, the picture gets pixilated and worse still is if a brief power outage happens which would reset the Sky box.
It will also be streamed live on BT Sport's Youtube channel, it's a condition of their deal apparently.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4i_9WvfPRTuRWEaWyfKuFw
Edit: the stream wll be here:
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Thunder heard here. Looks like it's developing between me and the city centre and heading away to the NE.
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Lashing down half an hour ago, but it's sunny again now. Heaviest rain I've seen in quite a while.
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I thought that. Less than 5mm in total here, and looking at the 24 hour radar sequence, nowhere looks like it got a real soaking. Maybe it's an abundance of caution due to the strike at the Met yesterday.
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Northwest Weather Discussion
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Lovely here now, a nice fresh feeling outside. Hot again later, but temps are lower than at the sa,e time yesterday so perhaps not as hot. No cloud though, which may help.
Rinse and repeat next weekend?