Stamford Bobby
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I could see the flashes from that storm near Sheffield/Donny from Stamford near Peterborough. There are no other storms it could be to my north. Amazing!
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11 minutes ago, BenFreeman_91 said:
IIt's getting closer... and louder...
Is that looking Stamford way? Got the rain and a few rumbles now. I'll send it your way!
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Storm just passed through Stamford. Not loads of lightning but torrential rain for a good 10 minutes.
Took this as the storm approached, with Red Kites surveying the town
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6 minutes ago, Midlander said:Updated Warning Area
Not surprised! Rain was crazy driving from Melton to Stamford. Thunder sounded like cannon fire.
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Stamford 40.2 on Met's WOW site
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40.8 at Withering, Cambs
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My wife is flying into Luton Airport on Friday early evening. I'm feeling nervous for her, even hoping the flight is cancelled!
Still hoping Eunice dips south, but looking less likely this morning
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5-6cm in Bushey, Herts and still snowing
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Interesting blob of precip over Herts at 1200 on Friday on the ECM, that would suggest 12 hours of snow albeit probably very light.
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I have to say that was quite dissapointing to be honest. 2 visible flashes of lightning, a few ( mostly distant ) rumbles and as you say, a short burst of rain. There it was......gone
Just had a few rumbles having said all that, still not what we were hoping for. Fingers crossed for this afternoon.
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Short burst of rain arrived but the thunder seems to have stopped, anyone else in west London thinking the same? Radar has the heavy stuff right over me in W3.
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Frequent thunder in the distance (Acton, W3), come to daddy!
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Coast has just posted the latest Estofex report over on the convective thread, looks like us in the east will have a better chance later today so don't worry everyone!
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Morning all,
just finished with the fallout of the storm in west London (Acton) at 6-6.30am. Our depot flooded, offices & computers ruined (as much because of the poor state of the roof). Enjoyed the storm though, cg lightning, very loud thunder and the rain was torrential for a few minutes and was so bad, even London drivers slowed down! Hope it's just a taster of what we're all getting later. Enjoy it folks
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morning all, west London storm went over me here at work in Acton. Our depot flooded within 10 minutes! Good start to the day from a weather nerd point of view, pain in the rear workwise though.
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Moderate snow in Bushey nr Watford with a good covering already. Don't think snow was expecting until later this morning and looking at the radar there's heavy stuff approaching from the south. Could be a good day!
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Raining here near Watford, but light ppn at moment.
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Raining here near Watford i'm afraid.
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Clearly TV forecasts are not using the GFS then.
Up to 5cm for me tomorrow according to BBC.
Don't blame them tbh! NAE looks better for snow.
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GFS suggests very little snow, and more probably sleet for south & west of the region tomorrow. I don't mind as i'm travelling to Liverpool on saturday morning!
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im surprised planes still landing in London!!! . seems a lot of planes still heading to the uk
you can watch them here http://www.flightradar24.com/
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Anaprop?
Is anyone actually reporting snow West London way?
Nothing happening here near Watford!
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That band, it does seem to be getting bigger and heading East? Do we think it will fizzle out or make it further over our region? I note that it is howing on the raintoday radar but not on the MO FORECAST radar. Although it is showing on the MO Rainfall radar. Unexpected bonus for some?
I'm near Watford and nothing is falling at the moment, must be this Anaprop thing?
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Still proper snow in Acton W3. No settling but it's a bit of a concrete jungle around here.
Storms and Convective discussion - September 2023
in Storms & Severe Weather
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The rumbling is constant from the Peterborough/Deeping storms