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  1. NorthNorfolkWeather
    Words of caution (before we get too excited) from the MO chief forecaster From the MO Weather Warnings page In this situation many elements need to come together at the same time to form these thunderstorms and so there remains large uncertainty in their development. This alert is therefore likely to be updated in the coming days.
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    Hellfire, that's a bit precise. I'll have to go to bed early to get up for the spectacle
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    As TEITS said in his post, there will undoubtedly be winners and losers, but we're nearing a reliable time and, if anything, the charts are upgrading. The graphic on BBC breakfast at 08:45 showed pulses of weather mainly towards the Midlands and East, but we're still too early to put an accurate track these -- it's still all potential. Will come down to streetlight watching (whoops, wrong time of year) nowcasting and Radar watching Would that mean you get a proverbial "Bolt from the Blue"?
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    Your pores will be oozing sweat with that high a Theta-E, you'll need a storm to take some moisture out of the air
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    To be fair Ben, the Cape (SB and ML) is closer to you than to me
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    That almost looked like a quote from Coast A poster of storm info badly missed on this forum
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    Only 18.4 under low cloud, but feels warm already.. Roll on Saturday.....
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    The difference a few miles makes. From Cromer to home is about 6 miles as the crow flies. The left hand picture is Cromer church at 15:00, the right hand picture is home at 16:25. Cloud still looks capped even though the temperature is well into the 20's
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    With you there NS. The winds mid week were strange, a Northerly that wasn't cold. But yesterday was awful, the top half of the church tower in Cromer was wreathed in mist, misty drizzle all day. Here's hoping for something better today
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    After a very wet late afternoon and a damp night it's a grey and miserable morning. 14.6C hopefully brighter later
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    Had some real heavy rain here in the last hour and a half, nice stream running down the road. Seems to have eased off a touch now
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    Off to Peterborough today to get a new passport. Looking at the Breakfast weather I'm taking a camera -- some of the showers could be lively
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    15.5C to 19.5C in 25 minutes, the difference some sun makes.... Currently thunder to the south west (may reach me) and the east, moving away.
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    Excellent post. Interesting how much time difference there is between the BBC forecasts and the NMM. BBC still going for heavy rain here in the next couple of hours, NMM developing it once out over the sea late afternoon, but a belter late in the evening
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    I'm not getting into an argument, just stating what I believe is what is/will happen at my location. The convergence line you speak of looks as though it get considerably weaker the further East you go. North West Norfolk will indeed benefit, I have my doubts as to whether it will even rain here
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    Hi Chris, I'm about 70 miles north north west of you as the crow flies and the sun hasn't broken through the cloud at all today. It's cloudy, miserable and murky. I'd welcome some sun before the convective bit, but I'm telling it as it is here and convection doesn't happen though unbroken cloud
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    Couldn't agree more, had some drizzle for 15 mins, then some light rain, now back to dry, cloudy and miserable. There is no chance of convection here, unless we import it from somewhere, anything home grown is a complete no no
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    It's an interesting point you make about the MO and GFS forecasts. Looking at the BBC Breakfast forecast it looked as if any (or most ) thundery activity will pass over before lunch, whereas the detailed forecast (off the forecast page) says between 22-23:00 tonight will be torrential, Against those 2, we have the NMM-6 developing a humdinger offshore at 17:00 with heavy rain at 20:00 from the southwest. In other words -- take your pick Nobody knows
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    I didn't have time as I went to the Show. That should guarantee some rain. Looking at the radar, there is some light rain heading north east at about 20 mph (approx 35 km/h for the youngsters )
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    That's because "The Triangle" lives even though Captain Shortwave has moved south. Your storm shield now covers most of Essex Suffolk and Norfolk
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    Cloudier here today compared to yesterday. Looked North at 11:30 last night and there was still light in the sky -- every year I forget how long the day becomes. My local forecast says showers tomorrow - better get the grass cut :-) Have a good day everyone,
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    Looking at the FAX charts, my wife wondered what the heading "Syntopic Fax Charts" Means? I hadn't noticed it but surely should be "Synoptic"??
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    Too cold for T shirts now. Was OK earlier, but cloud filled in and temperature dropped as the sun got hidden. Wind seems to have picked up as well, pretty much out of the north.
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    A lovely drive back from Weybridge to home, almost wall to wall sunshine. Lovely at home as well, I'll make the most of tomorrow, looks like it will be cooler after that
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    Well, if it was a nice day I missed it. Working in a warehouse that sells drugs (Legal drugs to the Pharmacies of the world). No natural light and lots of security. I did see the sun at lunchtime but by the time I finished, the sun had set and gloom was spreading it's tentacles across the land. As I got into my car I saw a bat fluttering across a darkening sky streaked with blue and grey. By the time I reached my hotel, it was dark Dry and mild (but not muggy), tomorrow I go home ( after a very busy 3 weeks -- averaging 12 hour days every day including weekends. Cream crackered and looking forward to 3 whole days off
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