Ǝssex Ǝasterly
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@feb1991blizzard Just sending you a PM now
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1 hour ago, feb1991blizzard said:
I like strong stuff though - i want to distil pure alcohol so i can just inject myself with it when i have got the shakes.
Crikey, that is the worst thing to do.. That will just increase your tolerance 10 fold and do further harm at a rapid pace, making the cravings and withdrawals even worse. Do you not have a local charity recovery unit you can get a detox from? I have another detox next month which I'm hoping will get me off the poison once and for all
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Just found a link to a live tracker here:
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1 hour ago, Snowyowl9 said:
I`m reading good old fashioned and always been reliable weather glass barometer 1037mbs probably a record in january it goes upto 1050mbs on a facing SW wall.
I had the same issue with mine but reading high, mines a german analogue barometer mounted outside, that also reads up to 1050mb, but it went over the top of the scale at 1052 which obviously wasn't right, it's usually pretty accurate but I suppose if the pressure gets extreme then maybe the accuracy can sway a bit
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50 minutes ago, Roger J Smith said:
As you may have noticed I have begun to post the results of the Toronto study. It would help me if anyone could explain how one can edit type size in a post, as the toolbar that appears does not contain an option for that. I need to reduce some of the placeholder posted words to a better (smaller) type size. TIA. It will no doubt take a week or two to fill out all the posts that I set up. Just wanted to have all the data eventually appearing in sequence with any discussion after the data have all appeared. So kindly don't post in that thread until the data sets are complete. The excel file will become available in March when we have 180 full years of data (the series began on March 1st of 1840).
Are you using a PC/Laptop or phone? As the toolbar should come up like shown below on a PC, with the font size option near the end
If the text has already been typed up and needs a size change, drag your cursor over the text you want to change, and just select a different size from the drop down box
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3 hours ago, Snowyowl9 said:
1035mb here,the higher up you are pressure reads lower maybe,its certainly very high above very dry now.
Does your station have options to input altitude, because if not you'll be seeing absolute pressure which does get lower at elevation, if you're altitude adjusted you should still be receiving the relative sea level pressure
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2 minutes ago, 101_North said:
That wind was murder on the way home. Tired of wind!
Still getting over the sprouts from Christmas?
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That is quite a diversion, Southend to Birmingham
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2 hours ago, Surrey said:
Omg!! That's just down the road from me!!!
Thorpe to Slough, how long is your road lol
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Southend seafront is looking a bit messy right now!
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2 hours ago, lassie23 said:
Excitement building for a potential pattern change at the end of the month giving us a 24 hour northerly with plus 9 c temps, can't wait.
9c! Time to get the snow shovels out the garage!
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I'm not sure of the year of this one but some time around 6 years ago the south east essex coast got snow on boxing day which is the only time in recent years I can remember snow around Christmas time
Best and both worst at the same time are 2013 here - I think it was the night before Christmas Eve, Cyclone Dirk arrived and gave essex one hell of a wind storm, which at some point during the late evening directly aligned with my road facing north east, the howl of the wind is something I won't forget, gusting up to 75mph. But also very bad for local counties as when the low moved away, it dragged up one hell of a storm surge, creating flooding, loss of power, and then people nicking council provided generators which were given out so people could cook Christmas dinner
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@damianslaw you have 3 of the same post in a row lol
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11 minutes ago, Katrine Basso said:
It is a strange morning weather wise, as there is frost on top of the cars and some of the roofs but nothing on the lawns, shrubs and trees. The temperature is 5.7 Celsius and humidity is at 75%. The barometric pressure had been rising but it is now falling again and it is down to 1026.7. The time is 08:23 am. There is a fine mist forming and so as my late Dad would call it froggy weather.
Same here in Pitsea, a fine haze in the air, frost on the cars but none on the grass, I think it's down to the ground temperature being slightly too high for a frost, the bodywork on the cars and the tiled roofs absorb the cold temperatures much faster than anything else
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Worst: November, drab dreary and wet, although I do like the fog and crisp mornings
Best: February, for chance of severe cold and snow
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29 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
Trees in my garden are still fully clothed and it's the 8th of November
Sounds like you need to buy a washing line instead of using garden trees
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21 minutes ago, Katrine Basso said:
I wonder if the Thurrock QE2 crossing will be shut tomorrow.
There are no current warnings for the dartford crossing according to.... wait for it.. Willyweather.
River Thames--Queen Elizabeth II Bridge Weather Warnings, EE - WillyWeather
WIND.WILLYWEATHER.CO.UKCurrent active weather warnings for River Thames--Queen Elizabeth II Bridge, issued by the Met Office. Create alerts and filter by warning category.-
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Here's an overlay displaying Hagabis's current track and the proximity to the Japanese Suzuka circuit
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49 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
Wonder how long we will have to wait before we see snow in the South East this winter?
Sleet for the next 3 years and then a full 3cm downpour come 2022 sounds likely
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3 minutes ago, matty40s said:
You will not find one, their probability mapping does not cover any further than that which is shown. We had this a few years ago with another TS that crossed the date line.
4 minutes ago, daveinleices said:
You have to go into the graphics archive and move to the most recent frame
Thanks! Odd that their direct link doesn't show up the latest time frame
2 minutes ago, matty40s said:I am wrong then!!
I originally though it was a time zone issue too but looking at the key message image could see the full probability track, which kept me wondering why the full image wouldn't show, I remember seeing a full image yesterday but couldn't find it today lol
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Anyone got a link for a fully working image of this with the south east not cut out?
I know they have one as on the summary page you can see a full probability image, but clicking on the larger image gives this cut off.
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Looks like Lorenzo may track slightly further south come Thursday, was 115mph 12hrs ago, now back to 130mph sustained, the good news is the forecast is for it to now become below hurricane force near our shores.
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37 minutes ago, TomSE12 said:
Hi E.E.,
Yes you are in pretty good "Thames Streamer" territory there. But this event behaved a little differently, than the norm.
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I do remember waking up to and recording a covering of around 13 inches the following morning over the garden, which was topped up on and off during the next few days! I don't remember it being extremely cold at the time. 2010 in the local area was almost the same in regards to snowfall, but without thunder, I think I remember that year being the year of the constant ice freeze thaw during the day & night, resulting in huge icicles hanging from gutters, some so thick you had to almost kick the door into them to get out of the house!
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Scotland /Alba weather discussion 2020
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