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Cakie

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  1. Lots of lightning now and almost instant thunder. I stand corrected but happy
  2. Currently near Le Havre in France. 37c today and very humid. Keeping my eye on the activity to my West.
  3. My daughter comes out later than most schools so hopefully it’s done by then
  4. It’s called graupel https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graupel
  5. Yes, big fat flakes coming down in Darlington
  6. Been some nasty accidents on the A19 in the space of around 10 minutes tonight. Maybe no snow but rain in these temperatures are deadly
  7. Just heard thunder in Amsterdam. Looking at the radar we may be in for a bit more later
  8. Some good strikes nearby and lots of thunder and rain in Darlington might get some more later looking at the radar
  9. Unexpected rain shower just passing through
  10. For me it has to be the Ottery St Mary storm. https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/learning/learn-about-the-weather/weather-phenomena/case-studies/ottery-hail http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1081758/Hailstorm-swamps-small-town-6ft-drifts--October.html I lived nearby about 15 miles away. We spent the night with constant lightening so bright we didn't need to put the light on to calm my daughter The following morning I set off for work (at the Met Office) and was listening to the local BBC news interviewing a farmer in Ottery St Mary saying he had 'snow' in his farmyard feet deep. I was confused as I was now about 3 miles away and no sign and this was October and not that cold. Went to go over the river and a guy was stopping everyone saying the bridge was flooded. Long alternative trip to work. When I got there I was gobsmacked at the data (see above) I do remember the day before there was a huge wall cloud straight outside the Met Office and Mammatus cloud on the way home but this caught everyone by surprise
  11. Just skirted North of me. Looks like you had a good shower in Aycliffe
  12. Having lived out in the Middle East for a few years I can concur that it never gets below 40c in the 3 summer months. I watch with interest to see if this year is likely to be a record setting year
  13. From reports from friends down in the South West I would check if schools are open in the morning
  14. Whiteout in Darlington. Supposed to be taking my daughter to ice skating lessons but might pass on that today
  15. "Did any of you see the video on Sky News from Darlington "coming down like Prawn Crackers"
  16. Ah, bit further North than me. Hope there's only sleet for my return journey. Been I while since driving in snow, although it's similar to driving in a sandstorm, just the temperature is different
  17. Roads weren't too bad but standing water will be a problem soon. Sleet showers turned to rain some great icicles in Darlington unfortunately I can't upload any pictures
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