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  1.  Andy Bown Andy the narrow band of rain is part fo the low spin activity shown below

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     The rest is forming nicely in the channel at the moment, so looking to be damp later and seems to be set to track northwards, so we are just on its western fringe at the moment, from a track perspective.

    Overnight the low of 8.1°C at: 05:04, currently 11°C, RH77% and light air movement from the S.

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  2. Afternoon All, some early rain around 4am, but the main area of rain has eased back westwards. The overnight low of 

    6.1°C at: 00:00 has climbed progressively to the current 11.2°C, RH74% and a light breeze from the south with a few clouds at an altitude of 2,000 ft.

    From Above

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    On Golden sands

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    13 hours ago, *Stormforce~beka* said:

    Is it going to rain ... Ha!

    Possibly, but only on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday (for a change)

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  3. 1 hour ago, jy said:

    Weird...fairly placid...all of a sudden all hell let loose.Was there a sting jet or similar.The trees were really struggling bending this way and that.Can confirm sleet splodges too.On arrival big branch got snapped in the wind at home residents chainsawing and clearing it up.

    Wouldn't have though so on a sting jet, as the showery outbreaks stretched from Norfolk to Cornwall. The showers were variable in intensity and as is common with heavy showers:

    There is a particular type of wind that is generated by rainfall.

    If a lot of heavy rain drops fall from a cloud, they drag the air down with it. This is deflected by the ground and flows as a wind outwards in all directions at ground level.

    This sudden outflow is often felt a minute or so before the rain actually gets to you, so can give warning of an approaching shower in fairly still conditions.

  4. Morning All, the overnight low of 8.1°C at: 01:33 has eased up to 11.2°C , RH82% and a light breeze from the NNW, as the front crosses the area. the first part didn't create a drop, the second part has some rain on it, but doesn't look to be that much now, expecting to see it here around 12ish.

    From Above with the infrared view showing the slow moving feature and the cloud dragging its feet.

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    On Golden sands, grey and devoid of life!

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  5. 5 hours ago, snowdog said:

    Dry again this morning. Looked at the radar and have risked putting washing on the line. First time this year, especially as the garden is slow to get sun and warmth being North facing.

    Had washing on the line for the days and last night, with the warmth yesterday it did well, today somewhat slower but enough air movement to dry it even though we lacked the suns' warmth.

    Suggestion is for this weakening feature to cross the area early tomorrow, so the washing is coming in tonight.

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    Meanwhile you have to love GEFS, hope ability with this chart for Saturday

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  6. Morning All, another one of those bits of everything days, with rain earlier this morning here and showers around. Some sunshine and a fair amount of Broken clouds at a height of 1700 ft. The overnight low of 8.3°C at: 04:55 has made it up to 12.7°C, RH90% and a light breeze from the SW, pushing the showers through.

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    On Golden sands looking fairly gloomy out over the channel

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