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Blackpool Weather 13oC 5mph E 93% Humidity 99% Cloud 1015mb Improving.
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BLACKPOOL WEATHER FROM pobm.org.uk
12oC
81% humidity.
N - 8mph, Cool.
100% Low cloud, chance of rain.
1014mb dropping.
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Well my weather station recorded +5 on Friday Morning, not far off a frost. Nearly getting there.
Something of interest... My link anyone else seen this site?
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Its unusual for us in Blackpool to get snow before christmas, I wonder if will occur again for 2010?
Bye bye salads hello hotpot winter is comming... I like stew also thats on Weds.
Only trouble is I feel sleepy afterwards.
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BLACKPOOL WEATHER from pobm.org.uk
17:28pm : A clear, calm day. Plenty of sunshine but going cloudy for tomorrow. 11Oc to 16oC expected for Monday.
Currently - 14oC min reg at 8oC. 9mph N - 62% - 1016 mb.
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Don't know if anyone has found a live video link?
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This site has some info on the volcano...bami.weebly.com
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quite simpley, yes!
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Current conditions:
Calm SW at 6mph
Dry Vis good.
Rel Presure 1012hpa
cumbriamet.weebly.com
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After a dumping yesterday we had strong winds and sleet that has thawed 70% of the snow.
today is brighter but still cold.
N/A 1°C
E (10 mph)
Relative Humidity (%): 95,
Pressure (mB): 994, Rising,
Visibility: Moderate
(meto detail)
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omg, its like a blizzard in cumbria! (Nr Alston). Was goint to get some shopping and fire wood.
Current Nearest Observations:
cloudy -2°C
NE (7 mph)
Relative Humidity (%): 95,
Pressure (mB): 1011, Falling,
Visibility: Moderate, SNOWING.
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Wow, compared to yesterday today is really colder.
cloudy and 2°C wind: S 14 mph Humidity 91%, Pressure (mB): 1012, Falling,
Visibility: Poor
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weather in penrith today.
Very cloudy about 5°C but feels cooler.
Wind 6 mph, Humidity 90 %
Pressure 1014mb, Falling.
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Foggy all day, quite calm and generally dry.
N/A 7°C
SW 4 mph
Relative Humidity (%): 83,
Pressure (mB): 1014, Rising,
Visibility: FOGGY!
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It's all happening across Europe with the weather cause of this jet stream pushed down... http://metmedia.weebly.com
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info about last night storm here if interested?... http://metmedia.weebly.com/
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Tornado warnings issued! http://metmedia.weebly.com
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Interesting quote from the MetO...
The Met Office’s Stephen Holman said that after the week- long storms “temperatures will fall away and we will see a return to the frost and freezing conditions that we saw last week.
“It will be decidedly cold with temperatures hovering around freezing and significant snowfall on the way.”
Something else to see too. http://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/uk/3days/snow
cloudy 8°C
SW (15 mph)
Humidity (%): 93,
Pressure: 1001, Rising
Visibility: Moderate
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Has anyone got any more info on the breakdown of the Gulf Stream since the 1970's? (Know what I mean).
Interesting to see what the winter of 09, 10 etc, chuck at us.
2°C
Part cloud Westerly 6 mph
Humidity (%): 98,
(mB): 1027, Rising,
Visibility: Poor
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I think its getting to the point where its going to be one of those winters where our cold winter weather will be affected by the atlantic LP's.
What I mean is after the LP's skirt about us we then will have cold periods between the next Lp's.
This is what I see, and obviously depending on the direction and strength of the Lp's will result in the "Winteryness of any cooler periods".
I feel we will have a bit of both types, and as we approach mid/late winter the cold periods may, I say may produce some nice white events, but short lived. This stands for both the East and West of the Uk but around Feb to March 09.
Its still to early to expect a long cold period with the helping of snow, we are looking for to much to happen and take place right now.
I dont want to eat my words but I see a pattern falling here from cold to mild, and as we venture further into winter the snow fall risk is increasing.
Now if my theroy is slightly right, after the mild period for mid Dec to pass we should again experience a colder period just before the Christmas. Either for the East or West. Also when Ive been wacthing to weather occur around this period be it Gales or Cold periods, it also repeats one week later, ie: S-Gales of 96/96 then S-Gales of 99-00, and about the same period of 2002 Just after a cooling period?
Now in 2005 we had a mild Jan with some very strong gales I think topped 100mph, always near New Years eve, followed by a cooling period inc wide spred of snow fall, again. (Catch my drift?)
I know the charts are early and the Atlantic is holding out a bit but following the charts, they may of been showing similar strong patterns of the previous winter activity but the building cold spell has spoiled the otherwise more possible factual runs hence this period of confusion?
Again, Im only stil wet behind my ears and very "old-school" ie not wanting to take note of any longwave or long range forecast other than countryfile on a sunday but it's a free world and that my reasoning. Pls dont have a go at me.
Ta.
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This may answer your second question, not very nice reading
http://www.thisisexeter.co.uk/news/years-m...il/article.html
Oh crap! What a shock.
take it im one of the last to know.
Ta.
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2 things,
1, Is the MetO going Private, caue of gov spending
2, Metcheck have been really poor over the last week, and I here its been sold to Stormtrack ???
Any answers guys?
OMG, im going to answer my own question cause I have just found out Andy Bond no longer controls Metcheck and the rest of the team are not bothering anymore!!!
Any light on this... mods??? (all hale netweather lick lick)
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Weather in BLACKPOOL.
12oc
6mps S
999mb
67% Humidity
8% Cloud.
Good night for the illuminations!
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