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32.6mm of rain here yesterday and 85% humidity
343mm off rain this month much more will have to start building my ark
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Could be snowy
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Merry Christmas to all my local posters and lurkers
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drizzle here
dew point up to -0.3 and rising
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-0.4 here with a dewpoint of -1.3
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-3.8°C here in Caerphilly
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8am this morning had to clean ice off the car
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5.5C here last night
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1 hour ago, Sky Full said:
However, as the storm seems to be taking a slightly more western route today the models have reduced the expected maximum wind gusts for most parts of Wales by 10-20kph. This UKMO chart for 6:00pm is showing roughly the peak of the winds in the Irish Sea….
This doesn’t look as severe as the charts I have been looking at over the last few days.
Hope so my van and shed going to take a battering down St Davids
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Met Office upgrades Storm Agnes with 'danger to life' warning for parts of Wales - Wales Online
On Tuesday morning (September 26), that warning was upgraded in west and north Wales as the forecasting agency warned of "danger to life". The upgraded message said: "The likelihood of impacts has been increased, particularly across Northern Ireland, southwest Scotland, west and northwest Wales, Cumbria and Lancashire."
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2 hours ago, Sky Full said:
My goodness. That was a very wet night with some intense rain at times. In the last hour the rain has stopped completely but it’s still very cloudy and dull. We’re certainly getting plenty of weather to remember this summer…..
Its still coming down in St Davids
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31 minutes ago, Sky Full said:
The MetOffice has now extended the wind warning through Saturday as well. Here the wind is strong and gusty, not really damaging, but I have moved the car away from under the trees - can’t be too careful!
Thanks for the update
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1 hour ago, Sky Full said:
The Atlantic rain and wind have arrived as promised with the strongest wind gusts here likely to occur between 1000 and 1400. So far nothing exceptional - just a typical wet and windy morning - but it looks like a day to stay indoors if possible.
Was going down the van at St Davids today, decided to stay home. see what its like tomorrow
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Went fishing yesterday totally over cooked the clothing. When i finished disrobing (not a pretty sight) ended up getting sun burnt
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Warnings out for some of you
UK weather warnings - Met Office
Yellow - Snow & ice
Monday 13 March
Central, Tayside & Fife, East Midlands, North East England, North West England, SW Scotland, Lothian Borders, Strathclyde, Wales, West Midlands, Yorkshire & Humber
Wales
Ceredigion
Conwy
Denbighshire
Flintshire
Gwynedd
Isle of Anglesey
Powys
Wrexham
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1 hour ago, Penfoel said:
Oh ...and it's just started 🌨 snowing again
down St Davids in the van been snowing heavy for the last couple of hours, but not settling. Carn Llidi has snow settling on it though
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7 hours ago, LJ1224 said:
Anyone feel anything?
could reply to this but would probably get banned
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Met not certain getting on board slowly
The end of February is likely to see a continuation of changeable conditions, with the wettest and windiest weather most probable across the northwest. The south and east may see some shorter spells of wet weather, although overall conditions should remain drier and more settled. Into March, high pressure is expected to develop to the north of the UK and low pressure to the south. This is likely to introduce a north-south split, with drier conditions across the north and wetter conditions in the south. Temperatures expected to be mostly around average, but a period of colder or much colder temperatures remains a small possibility and could bring spells of wintry weather.
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UK long range weather forecast
Monday 6 Feb - Wednesday 15 Feb
Mostly fine with sunny spells on Monday, although cloudier in the northwest with some rain. Light or moderate winds for most, becoming stronger in the northwest, with a risk of coastal gales. From Tuesday, high pressure tends to dominate, with any frontal systems most active in the northwest, but quickly weakening as they stagger southeast across the UK. For many, there should be plenty of mostly dry if rather cold weather, likely lasting a few days, with overnight frost and perhaps some fog patches in the south and a small chance of very cold conditions and snow showers moving in from the east. However, most likely is a resumption of wetter, windier and milder weather from the west after a few days of cold conditions.
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it could be back
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From 6pm till 12pm tomorrow
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Wales/Cymru Regional Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 onwards
in Wales / Cymru weather discussion
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Latest from MO
Tuesday 2 Jan - Thursday 11 Jan
It now looks likely that this period will start with below average temperatures across northern areas, with some hard night time frosts. In the south temperatures are expected to be nearer average with cloud and some rainfall at times, especially in the far south. During this time there is a good chance that many central areas may remain relatively fine for a number of days. Thereafter, more settled and calmer conditions are expected to gradually develop quite widely, increasing the risk of frost and fog. This would also lead to day on day net cooling eventually bringing below average temperatures for many, with an increased threat of winter hazards, including ice/snow if any precipitation runs into the cold air in place over land.
Updated: 14:00 (UTC) on Thu 28 Dec 2023