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Stubbette

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  1. Still extremely gusty and throwing it down in Cheshire. Our road (and many others) are flooded, trains cancelled, bird feeder down (it survived the last 2!) and apart from the fact that we still have power (lost it for hours on Friday), it feels worse than Friday's amber warning! Temperature is dropping away now too.... ETA checked the weather station earlier to find the rainfall isn't working... no way am I climbing a pole to fix that!!!

  2. 51 minutes ago, Stubbette said:

    Our Cheshire kids are annoyed because their Devon cousins all have school cancelled! Have just moved house and been inspired to set up the weather station in the back garden rather than unpacking the socks!

    Total saddo replying to my own post but we're now ready to rock.... set up at a height of about 2.5m (yeah, I know it's not high enough) near to a low hedge with open fields on one side, no trees for at least 20m and buildings 40m. And the latest wind outside my kitchen in Cheshire East is.... 0 mph!!!

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  3. 28 minutes ago, SP1986 said:

    As the storm moves east, after it has pummelled southern areas, and is causing issues in the southeast, the UKV wants to cause problems in the northwest of England.. obviously this is a bit imby, and may not happen, but there is not much representation on here of the back edge effects for the northwest, and north Midlands. UKV, if you can trust its projections showing a swathe of winds approaching 85mph on the coast, and around 70-75mph down the 'Cheshire Gap', no doubt due to funnelling. It could of course be way off the mark, but the potential is there.

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    BBC seems to think the area around the Cheshire Gap will have light rain and a fresh breeze tomorrow....!!! 

     

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  4. Stunning cold snowy spell really. I know areas of cheshire and Manchester were under the snow shadow but still amazing. Roads are still blocked round here and the snow is still blowing about. Never known the cat and fiddle be unable to open after three days. Lots of local roads still blocked as well. Historic spell.

    It takes me 15 minutes to drive to Macc from here - and we had absolutely nothing! Madness!

  5. Think is around Manchester who are stuck under that shadow should devise a plan to remove said shadow before next winter. Thus saving hours of frustration haha

    I'm sure Backtrack offered to level off part of the pennines for us in return for beer...? It's mad that everywhere is completely covered and we didn't even have a dusting for the whole 48 hour snowfall!

  6. If you took the 2 inches I'd be left with very little myself!

    Share some beer and I might consider it biggrin.png

    I've just had to empty a wine bottle to rescue the only daffodil that's dared to come out in the garden! Will that do or do I have to venture to the freezing garage for the beer stash?

    Actually, if you just help me shift the Penines a bit to the right that would sort out future issues too...!

  7. Very windy now here - planes landing towards Manchester are going sideways!

    Met Office's auto-'no-snow-in-Knutsford'-bot has generated its 8pm output which says that we'll be dry until a 60% likely light snow shower at midday followed by a possible sleet shower at 6pm then dry until at least Tuesday. Wish they'd make their minds up! tease.gif

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