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5 hours ago, lassie23 said:
even back then when it came to snow it was all ifs buts and maybes
I think it always will be, well for at least the foreseeable. They can predict wet stuff falling, in what format though, it's a fine line.
And that is why we love it so. We only really know when we look outside.
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7 minutes ago, Froze were the Days said:
Can't remember that?...just looked at the historical charts and it was all a bit of a storm in a tea cup, the snow/wintryness he was referring to occurred on this date (chart below)...over in a day job and can't remember any snow falling here - Xmas was of a westerly regime.
I've been on here about 20 years too...joining after the BBC snow watch ended.
I don't remember either! So likely an non-event in the end and just rain. I did have a little google to check.
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Just has a surprising notification on here, a new badge indicating that I have been hanging around these part for 20 years!
I had to look up what was going on at the time to make me join, obviously it was this.
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It's all gone wonderfully dark and cosy with torrential rain here... however I am feeling bad as it's bin day, and they are not having a great time doing their job in this.
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Ice day here in South Woodham (so far), the warmest it got to be was -0.5 (and that was at 1am).
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I didn't notice until I popped to the shop, but there is what I can only describe as the finest mist of a drizzle of sleet falling.
A few flakes mixed in.
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52 minutes ago, Mark wheeler said:
Can some get lucky this morning.
I am sitting here in anticipation. What will I get?
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I noticed this too but didn't capture the halo.
But did take this on my late afternoon but it's dark walk. And cold.
I really should have worn gloves.
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19 minutes ago, bluebell said:
Taken from the office window so not the best, but the rays of sun through the cloud are striking and beautiful this morning.
I would have trouble getting any work done with a view like that from my office!
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The wood pigeons in the garden are really enjoying this rain.
Lifting up their wings above their heads, apparently this is what they do to wash (I googled, wondering what they were doing). Like a power shower!-
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1 hour ago, alexisj9 said:
Frost in Dover, must be cold
Yes, my first frost here in South Woodham (well one that I have seen).
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21 hours ago, SunSean said:
Absolutely despise days like this- The whole country enjoying crisp blue skies while the South East is stuck with the ugly grey sheet of nothingness
Well I have a perfect blue sky this morning, you are not far from me so hoping you have the same.
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1 hour ago, alexisj9 said:
I have downs in the way.
What another beautiful day, feel like a miracle after what we've been having.
I've made the most of what might be the last chance this year to get my washing dried outside!
Lovely day.-
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Calm here in South Woodham Ferrers, and raining. I can see it's rained a lot over night from my flooded garden. I'm guessing I'm near the centre when there's so little wind!
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I've still got one son young enough to be in school, and the school have just email about the storm and how they are keeping an eye on things and making plans if needed.
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Just after 4pm today we had a very brief storm here (South Woodham Ferrers), lightning and hail.
I just got back from Sainsbury's... the hail in the car park! Similar scenes just up the road from here at BP too.
As for 1987, I was 8 years old and mostly remember just how annoyed I was to have slept through it and wished my parents had woken me up.
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Any idea what this was on BBC Weather today? 20vtmacd
An error, the name of someone who took the photo... some weather thing I don't know about?
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What is weird is how warm it is coupled with how early it gets dark.
This does not fit together.
My neighbours even had a barbecue today.-
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1 hour ago, Froze were the Days said:
Have you got your all singing and dancing thermometer yet?...seems a bit high that 26.4 reading (though as we know get variations). I recorded 23.8c yesterday in the Stevenson Screen.
Agree that this really isn't autumn, enjoying the dry 'usable' weather but temperatures at this time of year is a big no no! Off to the Peak district in a few days so hopefully something more autumnal up there...
No, I was going by all the weather stations in my town, who have always proven to be reliable.
They all say about 24.9 right now.
The weekend is going to be an adjustment. My jumpers are ready. -
Reached 26.4 here today.
As an autumn lover I am not a fan of this extended summer.-
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I am enjoying this weather today, autumn is my absolute favourite, although as it's bin day I did have to chase my empty bin down the road!
I am sitting here in a jumper editing photographs I took when shooting a wedding ten days ago, when it was 32 degrees.-
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Just had some rain just bubble up over the past hour, just over my town South Woodham, then just die down again. Not moving anywhere, just popping up and disappearing in the one place.
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Condensation on the outside of my windows this morning, I don't see that often. It's going to be a warm one.
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SE, London and East Anglia Weather Discussion - Dec 2023 on
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Unfortunately by the time I drove around the corner for a better view unobstructed by houses, some boring normal clouds had rolled in hiding them.