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possible action, first for weeks ATLANTIC OCEAN... THE MAIN AREA OF FOCUS THIS AFTERNOON CONTINUES TO BE THE N PORTION OF THE CARIBBEAN TROPICAL WAVE THAT IS NOW BEING ANALYZED AS A SURFACE TROUGH ALONG 24N65W 19N68W. THIS...ALONG WITH UPPER DIFFLUENCE BETWEEN THE UPPER LOW NEAR 26N67W AND AN UPPER RIDGE EXTENDING NNE FROM THE LEEWARD ISLANDS...IS SUPPORTING THE DISORGANIZED CLOUDINESS AND SHOWERS EXTENDING NE FROM PUERTO RICO INTO THE ATLANTIC FOR SEVERAL HUNDRED MILES. UPPER-LEVEL WINDS ARE CURRENTLY NOT FAVORABLE FOR DEVELOPMENT...BUT COULD BECOME MORE FAVORABLE DURING THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. ANOTHER CLUSTER OF MODERATE CONVECTION IS ROTATING AROUND THE NE PERIPHERY OF THE UPPER LOW N OF 28N BETWEEN 61W-66W. LIGHTNING DATA AGAIN SHOWS ISOLATED TSTMS IN THE FAR WRN ATLC...MOSTLY OVER THE GULF STREAM AND AHEAD OF A COLD FRONT MOVING TOWARDS THE SE US. ANOTHER BROAD UPPER LOW IS NEAR 27N50W...SUPPORTING ISOLATED TSTMS N OF 26N BETWEEN 49W-53W. THE REMAINDER OF THE DISCUSSION AREA IS WIDELY DOMINATED BY THE SRN PERIPHERY OF A STATIONARY 1033 MB HIGH NEAR 38N42W. THIS IS PRODUCING ABUNDANT FAIR WEATHER AND MODERATE TRADES E OF 45W. THE TRADES ARE LITTLE STRONGER WITHIN 400 NM OF THE AFRICAN COAST N OF 20N...WHERE THE GRADIENT REMAINS TIGHTER. A FAIRLY DENSE AREA OF AFRICAN DUST NOTED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE TROPICAL WAVE NEAR 47W...MOST CONCENTRATED E OF 30W. $$ WILLIS

i can not believe what im reading in these posts tonight, down here in south somerset/devon boarder we,ve only had a brief heavy shower! that does,nt amount to hill of beans to whats happening up the M5 a bit,some of those photo,s are jaw dropping stay safe guys

hi all im just up the road from tornadomanuk ,just getting some heavy rain now ,have not had too much rain since last night,but as this system swings about ithink its our turn next my sympathies to anyone suffering at mo

give us a shout if it does kay hav,nt seen a thing yet

jeez i just can not keep up with the the threading tonight exciting innit love the proverb winston

oh jeez

we are a small island stuck out on the edge of the atlantic in the path of major oceanic and atmospheric currents wet ,windy,and mild,with a few blips either side of this thats my take on the last 40 years of weather down yer in deepest south somerset

new sevice from NOAA...graphical hurricane watch...... http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/gtwo_atl.shtml

yep CBC are calling it storm porn! http://www.cbc.ca/canada/manitoba/story/20...tml#skip300x250

LATEST DISCUSSION FROM NHC THE ATLANTIC OCEAN... THE LARGE CYCLONIC CIRCULATION PREVIOUSLY MENTIONED OVER THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS IS FORECAST TO SLOWLY MOVE W TOWARDS SOUTH FLORIDA HELPING TO GENERATE A FEW STRONG TSTMS THIS AFTERNOON INTO EARLY THIS EVENING. AN UPPER RIDGE EXTENDS MAINLY N FROM THE E CARIBBEAN INTO THE W ATLC BETWEEN 60W-70W. A BROAD CYCLONIC CIRCULATION IS OVER THE CENTRAL ATLC NEAR 22N48W WITH A TROUGH EXTENDING SW TO NEAR 10N55W. VERY DRY AIR IS OVER THE TROPICAL NORTH ATLC UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THIS TROUGH. A JET STREAM BRANCH LIES SOUTH AND E OF THE LOW/TROUGH ADVECTING A PLUME OF MOISTURE NWD OVER THE CENTRAL ATLC BEYOND 31N41W. AT THE SURFACE...A COUPLE OF WEAK TROUGHS ARE OVER THE W ATLC. THE FIRST ONE...IS A REFLECTION OF THE UPPER LOW OVER THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS AND LIES ALONG 76W/77W. THE SECOND ONE IS AN EXTENSION OF A STATIONARY FRONT AND GOES FROM 31N60W TO 28N65W. SCATTERED SHOWERS AND ISOLATED TSTMS ARE ASSOCIATED WITH THIS TROUGH. THE REMAINDER OF THE FORECAST AREA IS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF THE AZORES HIGH WHICH IS CENTERED NEAR 36N38W. THIS FEATURE IS PRODUCING MOSTLY FAIR WEATHER AND MODERATE TRADE WINDS UP TO 20 KT ACROSS THE EAST AND CENTRAL ATLC.

its gone darkish here but nothing to report however Flash warnings of severe weather These are issued when severe weather is expected in the next few hours. Local areas affected Warning type Valid from Valid to South West England: Bath + NE Somerset Bristol N Somerset Somerset Heavy Rain 1552 Sun 10 2100 Sun 10 Heavy showers are expected to continue across parts of North Somerset and Bristol for the rest of this afternoon and into the evening, the Mendips most at risk of seeing rainfall totals of locally 30mm or more. The public are advised to take extra care and refer to the 'Highways Agency' for further advice on traffic disruption on motorways and trunk roads. Issued at: 1552 Sun 10 Jun

rain just started ,very gentle tho, been watching METEOX and it,s taken all day to get here temp=19c RH=73% WIND=W@7MPH P=1023mb no change since midnight

WEATHER IN ILMINSTER CLOUDY BUT BRIGHT TEMP=18c DP=13c RH=73% P=1023mb DOWN 1mb SINCE MIDNIGHT WIND=SSW@6MPH

one to watch as it heads up the east coast USA 000 WTNT22 KNHC 012036 TCMAT2 TROPICAL STORM BARRY FORECAST/ADVISORY NUMBER 1 NWS TPC/NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL AL022007 2100 UTC FRI JUN 01 2007 AT 5 PM EDT...2100 UTC... A TROPICAL STORM WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED FOR THE WEST COAST OF FLORIDA FROM BONITA BEACH NORTHWARD TO KEATON BEACH...AND A TROPICAL STORM WATCH HAS BEEN ISSUED FROM NORTH OF KEATON BEACH TO ST. MARKS. A TROPICAL STORM WARNING MEANS THAT TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS ARE EXPECTED WITHIN THE WARNING AREA WITHIN THE NEXT 24 HOURS AND A TROPICAL STORM WATCH MEANS THAT TROPICAL STORM CONDITIONS ARE POSSIBLE WITHIN THE WATCH AREA...GENERALLY WITHIN 36 HOU AN AIR FORCE RECONNAISSANCE PLANE CHECKED THE SYSTEM IN THE GULF OF MEXICO AND FOUND THAT THE PRESSURE HAS DROPPED TO 1000 MB WITH FLIGHT-LEVEL WINDS OF 52 KNOTS. INITIALLY...THE SYSTEM APPEARED TO BE A SUBTROPICAL STORM. HOWEVER...DEEP CONVECTION HAS DEVELOPED NEAR THE CENTER DURING THE PAST HOUR AND THE STRONGEST WINDS ARE LOCATED NEAR THE CENTER...SUPPORTING A TROPICAL CLASSIFICATION. BARRY COULD RETAIN SOME NON-TROPICAL CHARACTERISTICS. THE CYCLONE IS EMBEDDED WITHIN A STRONG SOUTHWESTERLY SHEAR AND IS HEADING TOWARD COOLER WATERS. THEREFORE...NO SIGNIFICANT STRENGTHENING IS INDICATED BEFORE IT REACHES THE COAST. BARRY SHOULD BECOME EXTRATROPICAL BETWEEN 24 AND 36 HOURS. BARRY IS MOVING TOWARD THE NORTH OR 010 DEGREES AT 10 KNOTS AND BECAUSE THE CYCLONE IS ALREADY EMBEDDED WITHIN THE SOUTHWESTERLY FLOW AHEAD OF A MID-LEVEL TROUGH OVER THE WESTERN GULF OF MEXICO...IT SHOULD GRADUALLY TURN MORE TO THE NORTH-NORTHEAST WITH AN INCREASE IN FORWARD SPEED. THIS IS THE SOLUTION PROVIDED BY MOST OF THE GLOBAL MODELS INCLUDING THE EXTRATROPICAL TRANSITION TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS AND WATCHES HAVE BEEN ISSUED FOR PORTION OF THE FLORIDA WEST COAST AND PANHANDLE.

JUST STARTING TO BREAK UP A BIT RAIN HAS SUBSIDED latest 6H METARS FOR PLYMOUTH EXETER YEOVILTON BRISTOL

steady rain here at the momemt last 6H of METAR for yeovilton plymouth bristol and exeter

HI ALL ITS BEEN GREAT FOLLOWING YOUR ADVENTURES, I HEAR SOME OF YOU ARE OFF TO S DAKOTA CAME ACROSS THIS ON THE NWS PAGE FOR SOUIX FALLS SD Damage Survey’s for Tornadoes on Saturday May 5th ...DAMAGE SURVEYS COMPLETED FOR SATURDAY`S TORNADOES... THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN SIOUX FALLS COMPLETED A SURVEY OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE THAT RESULTED FROM THE TORNADOES, ESTIMATED AT 20 TO 25, THAT OCCURRED ON SATURDAY, MAY 5 2007...ACROSS SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA. THE SURVEY BEGAN AT THE GAVINS POINT DAM AREA IN YANKTON COUNTY. THE TORNADO BEGAN AT THE LEWIS AND CLARK RECREATION AREA AND RESULTED IN CONSIDERABLE TREE DAMAGE...AS WELL AS DAMAGE TO HOMES. A CAMPER WAS THROWN INTO THE TREES AT THE CAMPGROUND WHICH RESULTED IN ONE INJURY. THIS TORNADO TRAVELED NORTH-NORTHWEST AND WAS ON THE GROUND FOR APPROXIMATELY FOUR MILES. FOR A PERIOD OF TIME THIS TORNADO WAS JOINED BY A SECOND TORNADO FROM THE SAME STORM. THESE TORNADOES HAVE BEEN DETERMINED TO BE AN EF-1 (86-110 MPH) ON THE ENHANCED FUJITA (EF) SCALE BASED UPON THE DAMAGE TO SOME OF THE HOMES ALONG HIGHWAY 52. ANOTHER TORNADO BEGAN SEVEN MILES NORTH AND TWO MILES WEST OF TYNDALL IN BON HOMME COUNTY. THIS TORNADO TRAVELED NORTH-NORTHWEST AND WAS ON THE GROUND FOR SIX MILES. MANY HOMES...BARNS...VARIOUS OUT-BUILDINGS...AND TREES WERE SEVERELY DAMAGED. THE RESULTANT DAMAGE LED THE WEATHER SERVICE TO GIVE IT AN EF-2 (111-135 MPH) RATING ON THE EF-SCALE. THE STRONGEST TORNADO TORNADO OCCURRED IN AURORA COUNTY... APPROXIMATELY FIVE MILES SOUTHEAST OF PLANKINTON. THIS TORNADO WAS ON THE GROUND FOR FIVE MILES AND TRAVELED DUE NORTH. THE MOST SIGNIFICANT DAMAGE WAS DONE TO A PHEASANT HUNTING LODGE/PRESERVE... WHERE NUMEROUS BUILDINGS AND TREES WERE SEVERELY DAMAGED. AN EMPTY CAR TRAILER WAS ROLLED A DISTANCE OF 100 YARDS BEFORE COMING TO REST. BESIDES THE STRUCTURAL DAMAGE...NUMEROUS ADULT AND CHICK PHEASANTS WERE LOST. THIS TORNADO ALSO CROSSED INTERSTATE 90 BEFORE DISSIPATING TWO MILES NORTH OF I-90. THE OBSERVED DAMAGE RESULTED IN THIS TORNADO BEING RATED AN EF-3 WITH ESTIMATED WINDS AROUND 140 MPH. AN EF-1 (86-110 MPH) TORNADO OCCURRED IN WESTERN HANSON COUNTY ALONG RIVERSIDE ROAD EAST OF MITCHELL. THIS TORNADO ALSO CROSSED INTERSTATE 90 AND HIGHWAY 38 ALONG ITS THREE MILE TRACK. TREES WERE DAMAGED AND A BUILDING LOST ITS ROOF. THE FINAL SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED IN SPENCER. THE TORNADO DEVELOPED TWO MILES SOUTH OF SPENCER AND TRAVELED THROUGH THE WESTERN HALF OF SPENCER AND CONTINUED TO THE NORTH-NORTHWEST. THIS TORNADO WAS OBSERVED TO BE VERY LARGE BEFORE IT DISSIPATED FOUR MILES NORTHWEST OF SPENCER. MOST OF THE DAMAGE WAS TO TREES AND A JUNK YARD. THIS TORNADO WAS RATED AN EF-2 (111-135 MPH). A REMINDER...THE OLD FUJITA SCALE (NAMED AFTER UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO THEODORE FUJITA) HAS BEEN REVISED AS OF FEBRUARY 1ST AND IS NOW THE ENHANCED FUJITA SCALE. THIS NEW SCALE PROVIDES THE SURVEYORS WITH MORE DAMAGE INDICATORS WHICH IN TURN PROVIDE A LESS SUBJECTIVE RATING. MORE INFORMATION CONCERNING THIS SEVERE WEATHER OUTBREAK...WHICH IS THE MOST SIGNIFICANT TORNADO OUTBREAK IN SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA SINCE JUNE 24 2003...WILL BE ISSUED THROUGHOUT THIS WEEK. FOR MORE INFORMATION OR QUESTIONS...PLEASE CONTACT GREG HARMON OR TODD HEITKAMP. http://www.keloland.com/weather/Index.cfm LOCAL TV WEATHER

tornado warning for ozona tx Severe Weather Statement SEVERE WEATHER STATEMENT NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN ANGELO TX 316 PM CDT WED MAY 9 2007 TXC105-092030- /O.CON.KSJT.TO.W.0064.000000T0000Z-070509T2030Z/ CROCKETT TX- 316 PM CDT WED MAY 9 2007 ...A TORNADO WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT UNTIL 330 PM CDT FOR EAST CENTRAL CROCKETT COUNTY... AT 311 PM CDT...NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE DOPPLER RADAR CONTINUED TO INDICATE A TORNADO. THIS TORNADO WAS LOCATED 5 MILES SOUTHEAST OF OZONA...MOVING NORTHEAST AT 25 MPH. THE TORNADO WILL BE NEAR... I-10 NEAR THE CROCKETT-SUTTON COUNTY LINE BY 330 PM CDT... IN ADDITION TO THE TORNADO...THIS STORM IS CAPABLE OF PRODUCING GOLFBALL SIZE HAIL AND DESTRUCTIVE STRAIGHT LINE WINDS. LAT...LON 3076 10139 3053 10128 3063 10096 3103 10097 LAST 6H METAR FROM SONARA.. NEAREST CITY ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 20:25:00 Temperature : 23.0°C Dew Point : 16.0°C RH : 65% Wind : SE (140 degrees) at 19 km/h, 30 km/h gusts Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1014.6 mb Sky Condition : Scattered clouds at 2100m, Scattered clouds at 2400m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 20:05:00 Temperature : 23.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 73% Wind : SSE (150 degrees) at 19 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1014.9 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 910m, Scattered clouds at 2100m, Broken clouds at 2400m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 19:45:00 Temperature : 23.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 73% Wind : SSE (160 degrees) at 13 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1016.6 mb Sky Condition : Scattered clouds at 850m, Scattered clouds at 1400m, Broken clouds at 2000m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 19:25:00 Temperature : 21.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 83% Wind : NNE (20 degrees) at 9 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1016.9 mb Sky Condition : Scattered clouds at 760m, Scattered clouds at 1500m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 19:05:00 Temperature : 20.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 88% Wind : N (10 degrees) at 7 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1017.6 mb Sky Condition : Broken clouds at 760m, Broken clouds at 1400m, Broken clouds at 2000m Weather : Thunderstorm In Vicinity Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 18:45:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : NE (40 degrees) at 6 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1017.9 mb Sky Condition : Broken clouds at 760m, Broken clouds at 2300m Weather : Rain with Thunderstorm Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 18:25:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : NNW (340 degrees) at 7 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1018.6 mb Sky Condition : Broken clouds at 700m, Overcast at 850m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 18:05:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : NNW (330 degrees) at 9 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1018.6 mb Sky Condition : Broken clouds at 700m, Broken clouds at 3000m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 17:45:00 Temperature : 20.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 83% Wind : NW (310 degrees) at 6 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 3000m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 17:25:00 Temperature : 20.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 83% Wind : Calm Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Clear below 3700m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 17:05:00 Temperature : 20.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 83% Wind : SSE (150 degrees) at 6 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 2900m, Few clouds at 3400m Weather : Thunderstorm In Vicinity Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 16:45:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 88% Wind : S (180 degrees) at 6 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 180m, Scattered clouds at 1200m, Broken clouds at 2700m Weather : Thunderstorm In Vicinity Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 16:25:00 Temperature : 20.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 83% Wind : S (170 degrees) at 13 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1018.6 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 580m, Scattered clouds at 1300m, Broken clouds at 3400m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 16:05:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 88% Wind : SW (220 degrees) at 13 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Scattered clouds at 580m, Broken clouds at 3400m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 15:45:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 17.0°C RH : 88% Wind : SSW (200 degrees) at 19 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1018.6 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 3400m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 15:25:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : SSW (210 degrees) at 17 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1018.3 mb Sky Condition : Few clouds at 520m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 15:05:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : SSW (210 degrees) at 24 km/h, 33 km/h gusts Visibility : 14000m Pressure : 1019.0 mb Sky Condition : Scattered clouds at 430m, Scattered clouds at 580m Weather : Remarks : ================================================== ================================================== ICAO : KSOA Station Name : Sonora Location : 30-35N 100-39W Time : 09/05/2007 14:45:00 Temperature : 19.0°C Dew Point : 18.0°C RH : 94% Wind : S (170 degrees) at 11 km/h Visibility : 16000m Pressure : 1017.6 mb Sky Condition : Clear below 3700m Weather : Remarks : Lightning Observed ==================================================

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