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1 hour ago, FuzzyDuck said:
Had an intense downpour just north of Basingstoke, lasted about 10 minutes. However my Netatmo rain gauge only registered 0.2mm which must be off by a large factor.
Just checked the rain gauge and the collector was half full with water! Managed to get the collected water to drain through and then gave the unit a good clean.
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Had an intense downpour just north of Basingstoke, lasted about 10 minutes. However my Netatmo rain gauge only registered 0.2mm which must be off by a large factor.
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Might be worth keeping an eye on the Venice webcams, active cell is approaching from the west.
https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/italia/veneto/venezia.html
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It's the Express, they will probably be forecasting the coldest winter on record in a few weeks.
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Very active cell off the coast of Italy near Rome. Hopefully it will move landwards.
https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/italia/lazio/roma/chiesa-trinita-dei-monti.html
Edit: Quite a decent lightshow starting over The Spanish Steps
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Dark Sky is saying rain starting in 30 minutes, sky is starting to darken nicely to the south west.
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I live in North Hampshire and lately most storms seem to either pass to west or the east. However I've just noticed a decent rainfall radar return just to the south west of me near Andover that appears to be tracking north east. Hoping it doesn't fizzle out!
Edit: Looks like the storm is tracking more west to east and will pass far to the south.
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I've had one since 2013 and have been mostly happy with it...with a few issues along the way.
I added the rain gauge in 2014 and it has worked well, just had clean it out a couple of times. I wind gauge when it became available but the first unit failed after a 6 months or so, it would indicate a constant 20MPH wind, even on the stillest of days. Netatmo replaced it under warranty, however this one only lasted a few months and would indicate no wind when it was blowing a gale. It also went through batteries at a rate of knots (pun intended) and so I gave up with it. A few years ago when the outdoor module needed a battery change it failed reconnect to the base station even if it right next to it; had to buy a new outdoor module. The second indoor module upstairs also had a issue where the CO2 reading was a constant 5000 ppm but replacing the batteries recently seems to have resolved that.
Might try to revive the wind gauge to see if having powered down for a few years has made it work better...
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Currently 23.5°C upstairs and 23.3°C downstairs. Very comfortable.