Dean E

Pretty cloudy day today, but with bright spells at times. The high reached 8.7°C. Currently 1.4°C with fog.

65.98mm of rain here over the past week, somewhat impressive and hasn't been seen for a while. 53.70mm of that has fallen since 12am Friday, so pretty impressive. Monthly total now sits at 119.8mm. Interestingly the fields surrounding my area are waterlogged with large floods now showing, however rivers are starting to fall here after their peak during the early hours. Just shows how important open fields and green space is for flood prevention! Currently 8.9°C with partly sunny skies.

17.8mm here since midnight. Rain has started to ease.

Low of 7.1°C overnight as showers came off the channel throughout. Have now had 43.0mm since Midnight Thursday. Flooding is becoming an issue to the north of us here, some roads are now closed. Local River Ems is responding for the moment, but with this rain falling tonight, there's a lot of surface water coming off the South Downs now. Currently 8.3°C with heavy rain. 1.8mm since 4pm.

Mild overnight with rain, the low was 7.9°C. A further 12.6mm of rain fell since midnight, adding up to 32.4mm since midnight Thursday. Flooding starting to become an issue in prone areas, but nothing too serious. Currently partly sunny and 9.1°C.

The rain missed me by a few miles to my west, but quite a light show from that earlier. Some bright white strikes!

Concerning amounts. Rivers here are mainly chalk fed and respond the rainfall pretty quickly. The River Ems is my local river round the corner and normally at this stage of the year it's a trickle. But it's around 3/4 full at the moment.

Misty start to this morning with a low of -0.5c overnight. However the sun soon came through, but cloud came and went. Temperatures reached 7.3c. Currently 0.3c with fog.

Low of -0.3°C here just before 2am, temperature remained below freezing until 7.30am. The high today was 8.1°C in the sunshine. Currently cooling off slowly, 2.8°C.

Same here, temperature steady for the past few hours at just 1°C. Hard to tell from infrared satellite imagery, but there is definitely more (possibly medium level) cloud than forecast. Cannot see a widespread harsh frost and/or freezing fog forming whilst this cloud hangs over us.

November 2019 Emsworth, Hampshire Temperature Max Temp: 14.9°C (1st) °C Min Temp: -2.4°C (9th) Mean Max: 9.8°C Mean Min: 4.9°C Air Frosts: 5 Rainfall Total: 126.11mm Wettest Day: 13.89mm (23rd) Max Rain Rate: 29.5mm/hr (9th) Rain Days: 23 Dry Days: 7 Pressure Highest: 1015.34 hPa (30th) Lowest: 971.83 hPa (2nd) Snow Days with snow falling: 0 Days with snow lying: 0

Sunny start today, but then clouded over with a shower at around 4pm. Was a trace in the weather station though. High was 7.8°C. Clear currently, temperature 1.9°C.

3.9°C and 114mm. Cheers.

Rain has been steady here all day, since midnight the total has been 12.1mm with 21.0mm falling since 3pm yesterday. Currently 10.3°C with rain.

The stratosphere is continuing to be much colder than average over the North Pole, however it appears a possible warming trend has commenced at both 30hpa and 10hpa in the last day. Either way, with the continued disconnect between the stratospheric and tropospheric vortices and below average stratosphere temperatures, the Northern Hemispheric patterns are not normal for the time of year.

Further to other posts, small weakening of the strat vortex from today's combined data. Not overly unusual, given the above average strength. Whether this is the start of a wave 1 episode remains to be seen. Encouraging.

Overnight rainfall of 9.0mm, wasn't in a Met Office warning for yesterday, but did have one today for rainfall, but that was cancelled earlier. Low overnight was 2.6°C Currently foggy and only 3.7°C.

Lamppost time!

They're are certainly hinting at some form of blocking appearing over the North Atlantic and Scandinavia in the longer term. However, from following these sorts of statements that the long range models show, most of the time, these never benefit the UK. What appears noticeable over the last few days is the increase in rainfall episodes across areas of the UK that have already had enough rain this season. GFS 6z +60h This is just an example of another stalled Low bringing in moisture on Easterly and North Easterly winds from the North Sea, right into areas that do not need it! Cold aside, flooding may become the main issue over the next week.

From what I can see, unless we shift this southerly tracking jet, these stalled fronts will continue. There is a sign of some rest bite during the latter part of November, but still too early to call.

Beautiful crisp start to the day, however rain arrived around 2pm and now feels like the depths of early winter outside. Currently 6.8°C with rain. Feels like 4.1°C.

First frost of the season last night, temperature got down to 0.3°C. From my 9 years of weather data, this was one of the later frosts, with the average being around 27th October. Also been told by a friend who lives in Oslo, Norway that they woke up to a blanket of snow for the first time this year. Apparently its 3 weeks earlier than normal! Wouldn't mind some of that! Currently party cloudy with hazy sunshine, feeling cold at only 5.6°C.

Has been a mostly sunny day today, apart from a shower at around 2.40pm as the channel showers moved in. The high was 10.7°C, but felt cold. Currently partly cloudy, 5.3°C.

No frost neither here last night, the low was 2.6°C. Appears today might be the first day since last winter season that the temperature has not suppressed 10°C as a high. Only reached 9.7°C today, but cannot see that increasing with the approaching front. Currently 9.1°C and cloudy. Winds light and variable.

Ooo I like the look of those!