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Addicks Fan 1981 probably not at that time frame. I wouldn't bet any money on it,that's for sure.☺
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18 minutes ago, Addicks Fan 1981 said:t 384 hours
Only 384 hours! What could go wrong....
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Paul Thanks Paul.☺
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danm The jet stream is piling right into the UK by day ten, although a long way off, and open to change. What I don't see is any prolonged settled weather , but with the caveat of some fine spells in amongst the, at times changeable to unsettled conditions moving into June .....☺
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Hello. Just a quick ,question,. I've noticed this before ,around the London area, the radar shows a streaky output . It's at 18.15 pm ,just wondering what causes this? Thanks Ian.
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2 hours ago, richie3846 said:
met office have upgraded it now,
Britain's top comedian's
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In Absence of True Seasons The sun reaches its zenith in about a months time , but the suns strength in May is equal to July. Easy to get burnt now ,especially if youve got fair skin.......
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8 hours ago, cheese said:
and insurers won’t cover their homes anymore because of the flood and hurricane risk. I
It's always been a hurricane risk in that area, and the hundreds of thousands who live in the area ,obviously don't think it's such a bad place to live, just like the Caifornians who live along the San Andreas fault...and I'm sure insurers cash in on these prone places.....☺
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One to keep an eye on....next Wednesday /Thursday. . Torrential rain ,North ,,severe thunderstorms south.? Trajectory of this low retrogressing towards the West is unusual, but not unprecedented. Anyway one to watch in the coming days...
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northwestsnow similar to its 00z run though...
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This much rain tomorrow? Surely not. First I’ve seen of this much predicted, UkV so probably wrong
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21 minutes ago, Scorcher said:Pressure looks average rather than low for most of the country. Given the average pressure at sea level is 1013 mb I think it's misleading to call it 'low pressure' over the next week or so.
I would call it a "Slack Pressure Gradient" Nothing to extreme either in weather terms ,with a fair mix of dry periods ,but potentially thunderstorms too. All in all not a bad outlook at all!☺
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Looks as though in the days ahead away from the next few days , a slack pressure pattern establishing itself across the nation , so some useable weather , generally warm , but the caveat of thunderstorms too. In my book, then , good weather for just about all , growers, gardeners, holidaymakers, and thunderstorm nuts like myself, something for everyone it seems in the next 10 days or so , without putting too much finer details on it!
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Looks epic on the radar….
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Lovely landscapes and skyscapes
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Kicking off now, can hear thunder now.
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A bit of convection going on north of Raglan….
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The beautiful backdrop of Raglan Castle nestled just outside the Black Mountains. No real convection going on. Atmosphere must be well capped at the moment, with no signs on the rainfall Radar of storms nationwide……..
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The skies above beautiful Hay on Wye , show potential …..perhaps !?
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The beautiful Haunting ruins of Tintern Abbey in the spectacular Wye Valley. Weather wasn’t bad either!!!
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Sherry for most ,a Stark contrast in temperature, with a good 10c, colder than this week, with more wind and rain in the mixture it will feel definitely chilly. But in any sunshine, given the time of year it will feel pleasant...☺
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Model Output Discussion - Spring Has Sprung
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Addicks Fan 1981 that term "heat dome" really gets to me ,just like the "Weather bomb " term .
