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From the album: Ciarán
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From the album: Ciarán
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From the album: Ciarán
© @snow tyre
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From the album: Ciarán
© @snow tyre
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From the album: Ciarán
© @snow tyre
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From the album: Ciarán
© @snow tyre
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From the album: Ciarán
© @snow tyre
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As a matter of interest, did the Government use the now infamous emergency alert system anywhere for Ciarán?
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As said in the other thread, 946 from my Bresser station is a new record, then! Looking back at the telltale, the lowest was actually 945.3 at 08:15 this morning. PS IN terms of calibration, I have a Kestrel calibrated 5400 heat stress tracker that reads the same within 0.2hPa.
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Thanks, Tom. So my 946 from my Bresser station is a new record, then! Looking back at the telltale, the lowest was actually 945.3 at 08:15 this morning. PS IN terms of calibration, I have a Kestrel calibrated 5400 heat stress tracker that reads the same within 0.2hPa. -
Here right now
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Off the scale now!
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Measured a gust of 47 mph just after 6am. Pressure currently an extraordinary 946.2hPa, by far the lowest I have measured at sea level. The local flood alert has been lifted.
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Currently pressure a slightly remarkable 966.4hPa, gusty winds but nothing above 24mph as yet and 8.8mm of rain in the last 24 hours. Flood alerts to the hotel half a mile away which is a bit close for comfort. Unfortunately the track appears to be swinging up now, with the eye looking to make landfall over Bournemouth/Poole.
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They were pretty much that at Herbrand Walk this lunchtime. High tide a little late but big. Note the person standing on the beach overtopped by breaching wave.
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>Arome has some places getting towards 100mm Over what period of time? We have had 90.8mm here in the last week...
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There's a proper atmospheric river overflowing on East Sussex today; we have seen 56mm (nearly 21/4" in old money) of rain in the last 24 hours here.
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Yellow warning. Meh. I mean - it's raining here now, although neither the radar nor the predictions think it should be.
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Glorious morning with CN marching like elephants in single file through the Channel
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Model Output Discussion - mid Autumn
Summer tyre replied to Kirkcaldy Weather's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Looks grey and grotty! That low doesn't shift -
18.4mm at midnight, and a total of 31.6mm in the last 24 hours. A bit heavy, but not awful.
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Short-lived and intense; we had 5.2mm in about 10 minutes and then it was gone.
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Model Output Discussion - mid Autumn
Summer tyre replied to Kirkcaldy Weather's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Babette seems to be moving north more rapidly than predicted; the rain has almost cleared the south coast already (21:30z) although interestingly there is a small onshore effect with rain appearing as the southern flank crosses the coast. -
Clear overnight and beautiful golden sunrise. 3.4C the low a few moments ago. No sign of ground frost.
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The wind is slowly shifting from the SW to the NW and temperature presently 10.9C and still falling quickly. We have had 20.4mm of rain in the last 24 hours.
