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Anthony147 I think we have a glitch. I will get on to Paul about it
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Snow at Barnard Castle but turns to rain coming towards Darlington
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54 minutes ago, Summer Sun said:
Bitter start in Darlo currently -4.9c
It was -3.7c at 8am then went down to -4.2c by 8:30
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Good top up to the recent snow
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-4.8c in Darlington last night
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That's horrific Nick.
Phone calls to Travis Perkins to report the driver I expect as his number plate is very clear to see
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Personal Weather Station Dashboard | Weather Underground
WWW.WUNDERGROUND.COM
Weather Underground provides local & long-range weather forecasts, weather reports, maps & tropical weather conditions for locations worldwide.According to a local weather station we had 6.5” of rain yesterday. Might be slightly inaccurate but it was incredible rain
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Cap de fibló brings down trees in Mallorca
WWW.MAJORCADAILYBULLETIN.COM
It is similar to a tornado. In October 2007, a cap de fibló caused considerable damage and the loss of one life.Roads were really badly flooded and signs of landslides
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Currently in Majorca where we have had thunderstorms and heavy showers all day. Roads are flooded everywhere
Cap de fibló brings down trees in Mallorca
WWW.MAJORCADAILYBULLETIN.COM
It is similar to a tornado. In October 2007, a cap de fibló caused considerable damage and the loss of one life.-
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1 minute ago, Frosty hollows said:
Haha...not sure @Cakie would agree. That storm looks insane
Not the best ever (Ottery St Mary) but really long. Around an hour, with lots of lightening and thunder, including some very loud thunder
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Just now, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
East Anglia, “the” storm
Ah right. Thanks
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We’ve had over 20mm of rain in an hour
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1 minute ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
Holy actual jaffacakes batman
Where is that for?
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1 minute ago, Carl said:
Just had some *very* close strikes.
Nearly had a heart attack.
Hearing red arrows up on airband as we speak. Rather them that me.
Just looked on Flightradar, they are going towards it !!!
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Just now, Carl said:
Pretty decent storm hitting us now. Almost constant thunder, frequent lightning and heavy rain.
Sucking some of this horrible hot air out of the house.
That thunder is something else, like a cannon being fired and the rain has gone insane
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Heavy rain, thunder and lightning in Darlington.
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My son has just sent me a video of intense rain in Newcastle
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Few rumbles but it’s going to my west and missing
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Nice and sunny here and the wind has dropped. About 21.2c outside, so pleasant
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1 minute ago, stainesbloke said:
This bad boy/girl is living in the garage at the moment. Doesn’t bother me as I know house spiders don’t bite humans. I really dislike false widows, though
Every spider in our house is a boy. My daughter hates them and we have to get them out. They don't bother me too much unless they catch me unawares. I hate daddy longlegs though, I think it's because the boys used to throw them at us in Primary school and they would get tangled in your hair.
I've just been thinking how few wasps I have seen this year but the most dragon flies. Maybe weather related?
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21 minutes ago, matt brid said:
The intense rainfall tended to come in surges in Bridlington and more general light to moderate stuff but occasionally it was like a monsoon outside and the wind was blowing strong !
It looked pretty severe on the radar. We had persistent rain with heavy intervals and localised flooding but nothing too bad
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Just over the border in Co Durham we had 35mm in Darlington. I was watching the radar with interest to the big red blob over the NY Moors. Flooding must have been bad in some areas
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Lightening and almost instant thunder in Darlington.
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15 minutes ago, reef said:
The last week of July and first week of August was the warmest spell I think. The 26th July was the warmest day of the summer here when it reached 26.5C. The days after were generally 22-25C.
I think that was the day. We were moving overseas so it had to be the last day of school. Thankfully a neighbour cooked us a BBQ that night, I was in no state to think, let alone cook
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Storms and Convective discussion - May 2024
in Storms & Severe Weather
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Staying up in Newcastle for the night and got woken up by thunder at around 3.30am.