Mark Bayley
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15 minutes ago, Love Snow said:
53.6mm so far today
Amazing the difference
Yeah. You can see it on the accumulation radar, as the topography increases west of the A1. Only 6mm of rain in York. Apparent on the radar now, with a much lighter gap west of the Lincolnshire Wolds
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Just now, The PIT said:
River levels of the sheaf, porter, river Loxley are beginning to drop now. Looks like the Don will peak well below the 2007 levels. We been lucky that October until this point had been dry. Otherwise it would be 2007 plus.
Indeed - hopefully we don't see too manty major rain events for the rest of this autumn! Looks unsettled to the end of the month at least!
Now hit 40mm as per the amber warning minimum and rain is pepping up. Reckon we'll hit 50mm - a pretty soggy day!
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As others have noted the heaviest precipitation seems to be keeping to the south of Leeds, though models suggest it may intensify later this evening (though should hopefully avoid any major flooding issues). 34mm of rain so far today - if anything the wind a more notable feature!
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16 minutes ago, ChezWeather said:
River Hipper in Chesterfield has now topped the record levels of June 2007. Never though I'd see the day that some of those records fell but here we are, and we still have persistent heavy rain. All stations in the town look likely to break their all time level record.
Will be interesting to see how high it goes - at least another couple of hours of heavy rain according to the radar, and even after that rain will continue into the evening,. Rush hour will be fun!
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Nearly 30mm of rain so far today - seems the worst of it is in SY and Lincolnshire. Radar / models suggest 40mm to 60mm a reasonable landing point for here, considerably more on the east facing slopes (especially Peak District).
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2 hours ago, cowdog said:
Some of the significant river gauges that the Environment agency operates are connected to their own model to predict the measurements. Believe it just uses the UKV for predicted rainfall, so it's very dependent on what that is showing to predict the expected amounts at those stations.
Think it's only a handful of stations on the Calder and the Don in our region have the functionality.
That is 2m above the previous record. Got to hope now the model is throwing a wobbly.
Predicted levels have dropped a bit with the latest UKV update. Will be a nowcast, though with amber warnings some localised flooding definitely seems likely in prone places!
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1 hour ago, The PIT said:
Nope not the day it flooded we got just over 65mm in 48 hours between the 24th and 25th. To the north of us more. The wettest spell was from the 13th to the 15th when 124.1mm fell. Ironically it didn't flood then. However it carried on raining most days in-between with another 36mm added. Western park recorded 283mm for the month as they caught more Thunderstorms than we did.
Sheffield Monthly Data 2007
WWW.SHEFFIELDWEATHER.CO.UKThanks, so the ground would have bene very saturated!
Will be interesting to see how close to reality those forecast river levels are. You'd think EA would be warning
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Seems a bit extreme. Though June 2007 was 100mm in 24 hours? Models don't rule that possibility out for tomorrow (though heaviest rain much more focused on east facing slopes). Will also depend on how saturated the ground is. We've not seen any exceptional rain in the last several weeks. Either way definitely some flooding risk in the next 48 hours!
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Hi Paul - is the plan to still role this out? Would be good to have with all the recent rain!
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Chance of the first air frost in parts of the region early next week? Definitely a risk of the first ground frost!
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12.5c please
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Can see the constant lightening from NE Leeds. Low rumbling too. Looks like we'll miss the action for the rest of the evening. Reasonable looking chances tomorrow though!
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So annoyingly my vantage stopped working on the 5th - ive been away since then. Met Office stations suggest Leeds didn't reach 30c. Can anyone in the North East Leeds area verify?
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Interesting, have not lived up north for the past several years, so don't recall how rare lack of 30c is. GFS 12z ups the heat for Thursday and Friday (26 to 28c). Remains warm thereafter.
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Another awful day! Will be interesting to see the top temp tomorrow.. Looks to be turning warmer next week at least, with the low 20s for much of our region. Perhaps a little higher towards the weekend, though not sustaining. I have still not managed to break 30c yet, and that doesn't look likely in the next 14 days. Last chance in the 2nd half August / 1st half September?
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What a miserable weekend! Temperature hardly climbing above 16c and constant rain. It is also now the wettest month since i relocated to Leeds last summer, with 126mm of rain so far (and the GFS suggests up to another 20 to 25mm before months end). Hopefully August redeems itself. June was good but I've yet to record 30c (29.2c so far)!
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17.2c please
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15 hours ago, cheese said:
I’m not optimistic myself, think the next few days will be very frustrating for us. No idea why the strong June sun can’t burn off the cloud.
So far much better than yesterday - patchy cloud at the moment.
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Yeah a bit frustrating. Began to break up late afternoon with clear sky's now! More cloud forecast for tomorrow, though hopefully clears by the afternoon..
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Sun came out mid morning but now back to full cloud- more so than forecasted. Satellite shows it affecting most of Yorkshire and parts of the NE. Full sunshine 30 miles down the road. Hopefully it breaks up later in the day..
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Much cooler today though okay when the sun briefly appeared. Next week should see cloud in the morning burning back into the afternoon. Hopefully quickly!
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Really pepping up across Sheffield and not really relenting across Chesterfield. Must be on the edge of having warranted a red warning, especially Chesterfield?