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deffo raining here now
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2 minutes ago, TJS1998Tom said:
Noticeable cells now popping up North of Northampton... might not be a bust just yet?
just had some spots of rain here in rugby
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4 minutes ago, Onding said:
Worth noting that Tony Gilbert over on UKWW is, in his words, 'taking a step back' as the models are far from resolving the thundery activity from Sunday with current outlooks by agencies not in line.
It'll be interesting to see how things update over the next 24 hours.
yes i also read that.just a waiting game now.
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Met office have a different temperatures range for early next week
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22 minutes ago, Met4Cast said:
Here's my take.
Black circle - Most likely to see scattered storms during Sunday afternoon. Little risk if any elsewhere
Sunday evening/night/into the early hours of Monday, the rest of the risk areas come into effect, storms moving in from the SW north-eastwards into Wales, Western Midlands, NW England and later NE England
Was meant to be going to a concert sunday night,willing to cancel if storms look promising.coventry/rugby area
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I've just read PJB analyst on ukww,things could get interesting sunday.here's hoping
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These where taken around 17:15 at pitsford reservoir in northamptonshire.gave a couple of rumbles of thunder but did not see the lightning.
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3 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
Aye, Miguel not UK Met though, but didn't need naming
True,filter won't let me type the word before cat as keeps putting feline lol.
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10 minutes ago, I remember Atlantic 252 said:
and the damn thing not 'named' by UK met, system a joke
Nope and Miguel was a feline cat compared to this.The tree I drove past at Clifton up Dunsmore looked as if the owner had a lucky escape
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Just drove past that tree on way to mothers
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11 hours ago, Swansonson69 said:
Quiet right my friend. There's got to be a repeat of the portsmouth 1874 EF4 tornado at some point (probably wrong on the date). You can have all the CAPE in the world but with no trigger it's wasted. Hoping for a trigger tomorrow. Mind you I saw a line of small towers of conviction to my south today which I didn't expect.
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31 minutes ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
Next Monday and Tuesday looking jolly good if this came off
Storms so severe that Southampton would end up in the midlands
Keeps changing though as at one point was thursday and friday for storms,i also check the precipt chart and it shows area where storms may hit.This tuesday from 13:00 for SW if it pans out according to precipt chart
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On 07/05/2019 at 18:50, Jo Farrow said:
Maybe they have some top tips to add?
Von here, invading this feed, suggestions are:
Warm food, fuel the body before bed, some light exercise, even if iit is making up the bed & sorting kit ready for morning after washing up.
Layers,and then some, not cotton, a hat and gloves, even a sunny day might bring in a chilly evening.
Base layer, the ground will not keep you warm, ensure you've a decent sleeping mat, the floor side of your sleeping bag will be crushed with your weight not keeping the warmth nor putting your mouth into the bag as the breath moisture will make you colder throughout the night.
Hope this might be useful to anyone.
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5 hours ago, Jo Farrow said:
Not ideal weather for camping, especially thinking back to the heat of this time last year and fine weather at Easter weekend just a fortnight ago. But you could wait a long time to rely on the UK weather.
My fiance would not agree with you #allweathercamper
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Nope and had some chilly nights,living on a narrowboat sure does feel a chill.
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I would say it has been a good summer but at times it was too hot for me personally and august was too wet.I shall keep dreaming of my perfect summer for now.just would have liked more thunderstorms with the heat TBH.
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15 minutes ago, karyo said:
Oh yes, in July my flat was also like an oven.
Sounds like living on my narrow boat.oven in Summer and freezer in winter. Been close to firing up the fire but been holding off so far.
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1 hour ago, Ndc Ozzie said:
I'm Afraid storm bronagh had caused issues here.got awoken just before midnight to find emergency services outside..The misses went to investigate in the pouring rain and howling wind to find that a tree had fell on to one of the narrrow boats here and the roof caved in.
After doing some research.it was not the roof that caved it but the narrow boat had submerged one end into the water with occupants trapped inside.full story here https://www.rugbyadvertiser.co.uk/news/fallen-tree-capsizes-canal-boats-in-clifton-upon-dunsmore-and-traps-people-inside-1-8642591
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I'm Afraid storm bronagh had caused issues here.got awoken just before midnight to find emergency services outside..The misses went to investigate in the pouring rain and howling wind to find that a tree had fell on to one of the narrrow boats here and the roof caved in.
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Well that was typical.get a shower and as it moved away it became electrified still booming away to the east off rugby probabout 20 odd miles away now.some nice cc and cg but in frequent.
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13 hours ago, Frosty hollows said:
Nice little storm Rugby way
i live in rugby and got a text from the lovely lady saying she got thunder as i was at work.i was a at work at the royal mail site Royal Mail Distribution Facility at Danes Way, Daventry International Freight Terminal, Northamptonshire.19:35 I had text her and said i not surprised as it chucking it down here by 19:45 the sound of the raid on the metal/perspex roof waas incredible it was like listening to white noise at full volume.people where looking at each other laughing,myself included as you couldn't hear yourself speak due to the intensity of the the rain.by that time it was thunder and lightning every couple of mins or so with what seem to increase in frequency.people out on the ramp filming the rain.20:00 the rain had stopped.soy i decided to go to the carpark for a vape and oh wow was i in for a treat.The rain wall had passed and what seem to be the battery of the storm was giving a wonderful display of vivid white lightning straight in front of me.Just to the right the clearly defined CB.beautiful cloud to cloud jagged bolts zig zagging across with the sun right behind me as the cloud clearing the sun.That was probably the most photogenic storm i've seen in daylight hours.I was in awe of such wonderful display of lightning and cloud definition but sadded couldn't get any pictures of such beauty. I Wasn't expecting Anything as nothing forecast but what a pleasant surprise.
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3 minutes ago, Ben Sainsbury said:
Looking increasingly promising for those ahead of the band of heavy rain and frequent lightning across Gloucester and Wiltshire. Lightning activity should be enhanced within the next few hours through the process of nocturnal cooling, which in effect steepens lapse rates.
Im in rugby and been keeping an eye on that lot
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been raining light to moderate back to light for around last 10 mins in rugby
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here are the couple i managed to grab in rugby
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Storms and Convective Discussion - 20th April 2019 onwards
in Storms & Severe Weather
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raining here in Rugby also