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  1. Hi all

    The rain has stopped here for now and the wind has just started to increase. A gust of 64mph at Quessant (NW French coast) has recently been recorded and satellite representation of the low over the Bay of Biscay is impressive with the centre due to pass very close to our islands around midnight. The strongest winds expected here will be between midnight and 03:00 with gusts of up to 70mph expected. Time to batten down the hatches, ensure the family are safe and prepare for a wild night.

  2. Here is before Midnight some values in KM! :

    - 133 km/h in Saint-Nazaire and in pointe du Chemoulin(44)

    - 129 km/h in Challans Vendée

    - 126 km/h in Vertou(44), 125 km/h inCroisic(44)

    - 116 km/h in Landivisiau, 114 km/h in Brest, 114 km/h in Brignognan dans le Finistère

    - 111 km:h in Vannes(56), 113 km/h in Lorient(56)

    - 110 km/h in Saint Sulpice de Royan(17)

    - 104 km/h in Cerizay(79)

    - 103 km/h in Chateaubriant in Loire Atlantique

    - 100 km/h in la Roche sur Yon(85)

    - 98 km/h in Aigrefeuile -d'Aunis in Charente

    Thanks for the update. Some impressive figures there. Getting very gusty here now.

  3. Morning all

    Having just checked our local shipping forecast, Thursday nights storm has the potential for causing some damage here, not to mention the severe gale forecast here for tonight. Just glad that our local forecasters are taking Thursday's threat seriously with our local media already warning of stormy conditions for the next 36 to 48 hours. A blessing in disguise perhaps that the worst of the storms are due to hit late at night when most people will be safely in their homes.

  4. lol! wow! kool!!! keep us posted!! and have fun!!! smile.png

    lol...very unprofessional terminology I know with my last post but this is intense. Bright blue fork lightning lighting up the whole sky coupled with heavy rain. The best storm we have had here for a while! A little unexpected as well, especially as our local met were going for occasional showers with the risk of thunder earlier on this evening. laugh.png

  5. nice shots and not that usual for jersey either?

    Thanks John :drinks:

    Snow in November / December on this scale in Jersey is quite unusual, especially in recent times. However, as a child, I do remember winters during the late seventies and early eighties producing appreciative snowfall as early as Guy Fawkes night. Talking in more general terms though, snow is more common on the island than people seem to think especially during the months of January and February where snow days can be fairly common, given the right synoptics of course. The main difference being that lying snow tends to disappear fairly rapidly, unless the conditions are extreme which have been known to occur, but not on a regular basis :good:

  6. latest sat yahoo.gif (just wishing)

    Looking good for us then :D ... temp. currently 24.1C at Jersey Airport and very humid ... here's hoping for some storm action this evening :D

    In fact, just been outside and one of the anvils from that sat pic is encroaching, albeit slowly, from my SW and is right on top of us :D

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