turna

snow flurries on and off all day in north lincs. Bitterly cold.

impressive, i was to the north of it at Barton and missed the lot...

good storm ne lincs, frequent C to G lightning, roads flooded, quite impressive really.

most models have dolly hitting the yukatan, the defining factor will be how long a path she has across it, as to whether she will have chance to re-organise into a major storm once out in the gulf.

very wet for the last 2-3 hrs in lincolnshire.

in portland working at the moment. according to the locals Portland is one of the most densely populated areas in the country for adders. Apparantly they put dustbin lids on the grass, leave them for 24 hrs and then CAREFULLY lift them off and hey presto. only a grass snake under it last night, we will look again later......

http://www.lightningboy.net/content/052308...kstornadorawflv if this is how close you get ..... seriously impressive vid here

matt grantham close to the action too http://www.severestudios.com/cgi-bin/strea...tham&uid=46

http://www.severestudios.com/livechase have a look at the dennis sherod cam!

gone now, perhaps hail shaft?

have a look at this live webcam - do i see a tornado? or is it a hail / rain shaft? http://www.severestudios.com/cgi-bin/strea...team&uid=41

http://media.myfoxcolorado.com/live/index.html live feed here sadly now quoting fatalities, another warning now for colorado

tornado reported on the ground in jonesboro http://www.wreg.com/Global/Link.asp?L=306714

http://www.severestudios.com/chat/chat.pl have a look at this warnings galore coming in...

really impressive hail, roads white over for a few minutes in Barton on Humber, accompanied by 4 of 5 decent cracks of thunder and some nice C to G strikes over towards the humber bridge.

Well if we carry on this way, we'll be needing to build an ark, never mind worrying about records! The Met Office are expecting a further period of persistent and locally heavy rain on Sunday night and during Monday. The heaviest rain is expected across the northern half of England and north Wales with widespread rainfall amounts of 25 to 30 mm and locally 40 to 80 mm, along with a risk of up to 100 mm over hills. Localised flooding is likely where ground is already saturated and there could be some disruption to transport networks. This warning will be updated by 1200 on Saturday 19th January 2008. I think this will tip us over the edge across Yorks and Lincs, I just hope mother nature is kind to us until then.

2-3 cms in Barton on Humber, nice suprise with us being at sea level, albeit 20 miles up river.

This is not a political forum, however to set the record straight gordy is visiting the affected areas tommorrow. I am sure he will make a great difference to those poor people.

sorry to be slightly off topic but going to a campsite at Hurley Lock Near Henley on Thames next sunday and was wondering if it has been badly affected or is due to be? . A flood warning has been issued, but we were under a severe warning last time and had nothing..any help gratefully rec'd..

ONLY A MATTER OF TIME FOR THIS TO HAPPEN I AM AFRAID River Great Ouse from Brackley to Thornborough Status: Received at: Severe Flood Warning 16:24 on 20-Jul-2007 Westbury, Water Stratford, Tingewick, Radclive and Buckingham River Dene from Wellesbourne to Charlecote Park Status: Received at: Severe Flood Warning 16:37 on 20-Jul-2007 River Dene from Wellesbourne to Charlecote Park ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- River Isbourne from Sedgeberrow to Hinton-on-the-Green Status: Received at: Severe Flood Warning 15:49 on 20-Jul-2007 River Isbourne from Sedgeberrow to Hinton-on-the-Green -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- River Stour from Shipston-on-Stour to Clifford Chambers Status: Received at: Severe Flood Warning 15:37 on 20-Jul-2007 The River Stour from Shipston-on-Stour to Clifford Chambers including Tredington TORRENTIAL RAIN NOW IN NE LINCS

This year is totally unprescedented - and will affect everyone (insurance hikes etc) for sure IMO. I have only been glancing at the images but to be honest by what i have seen it lookes equally as bad if not worse to what we suffered last time. I just hope the rain now progged for our area moves through pretty quick or people are going to flood again. i hope there will be no loss of life today!

struggling to upload an image of the radar but rates of 8 to 16mm / re and torrential stuff embedded in this lot coming. dont know how long it will take to move through but seems to be intensifying once it hits land as it comes in off the north sea

bang goes another weekend of cricket....

ouch - have you seen the radar!!!!!!!!!!

looks like hereford will get several more hours of rain on that conveyor belt of torrential rain... very worrying indeed.