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Dbarb

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  1. A low coming from the East? That brings back 2010 nostalgia for me. There is so much going on here though real battle for influence and it will change for sure
  2. Any chance this will be repeated For reference this is a photo from Essex the date is unknown but likely 1947 or in the 60s.
  3. No impact from this. Semeru regularly remote like this 55,000 feet isn't actually that high for volcanic standars
  4. Maybe it was just my location lol. I remember being furious at the radar with the streamers setting up but only affecting extreme coastal areas and Kent for example. Direction of wind is key and any northerly component to the Eastly kills snow chances for many people. Would much prefer 2010 style south Eastly flow more perpendicular to the coast than parallel in 2018. For areas inland or west I guess it wouldn't make much difference in curious how you got so much snow in Bristol?
  5. In terms of actual snow the beast from the east was incredibly disappointing for many areas. The cold and the wind was the main thing that was notable I must say. Apart from a few areas that had streamers most places only got a few cms max. And I also remember it melting to the sun quickly even though it was well below due to the sunshine. Much preferred 2010 with actual snow events and snow which didn't melt. Would I take 2018 again absolutely yes though
  6. Big old storm crossing the Thames now. Due to the storms missing the eastern parts of East Anglia surely it's moving into a cape rich environment?
  7. Looks like the warnings to far east especially for East Anglia. This tends to happen so I'm unsure why they always include coastal areas the convergence is always more inland.
  8. Don't you love to see storms develop on the coast and move out to sea, really helps (sarcasm)
  9. I'm fairly certain Essex must be the worst affected if not the worst affected areas in terms of drought especially the Eastern side. Would be interesting to see a culmative precipitation chart.
  10. Temperatures slowly dropping but the heat index is actually staying constant or increasing due to rising humidity
  11. Record has gone then. Probably will be confirmed at midday by the met maybe
  12. We need to keep an eye on the cold front aswell. If it's slower than forecast places further west will be in the action for 40 potentially aswell.
  13. Yesterday we was a degree or two behind forecasts like the BBC . Today it's actually the opposite. So I think 42 is possible
  14. Can we get a reference for the 9am temps on 2019 record temps
  15. Really is an awful night for sleeping I don't remember anything this bad. I can't imagine what it's like in London living in tower blocks.
  16. Far Eastern areas tommorow will likely be the places to watch for 41 plus like Essex Suffolk Norfolk as the uppers will remain the highest for longest. Speaking of this are the uppers moving in faster or slower than normal?
  17. Due to the rising 850 temps and it being mid July can we expect temperatures to rise until 6? Normally they peak around 5 but this is a different situation
  18. That was at 3 aswell. Few hours left of heating so 39 still doable
  19. Been away for a while it seems like the temperatures haven't been quite as high as forecast maybe? Or we expecting to see 39 40 near say 6?
  20. If cloud doesn't reach the London area and East Anglia I can see 40. The temperature rises are insane but again depends on clouds.
  21. Essex leading the way! Perhaps a 40 is doable somewhere in the county. I knew we was ahead since we had no cloud interruptions
  22. Looking like we are one of the hottest places in the country right now especially Essex. Maybe the big 40 can be reached?
  23. Don't think I've ever seen a temperature rise gradient like this approaching 6 degrees an hour according to Chelmsford weather station.
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