Net-weather Watch 00087: Monday 02nd May 2005

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WEATHER WATCH

Weather type: Heavy Thundery Rain.

Affecting: South-east England and East Anglia

Time and Date Valid For: 01.00 - 12 noon on Monday 02nd May

Time Of Issue: 11.30 Sunday 01st May 2005.

A spell of heavy and thundery rain is expected to affect the southeast of the UK later tonight and into Monday as a wave develops on the cold front which is moving across the UK during today (Sunday).

With very warm air over the nearby continent, embedded thunderstorms are likely to develop and drift northwards with this system from France as well. At the moment, rainfall totals of up to an inch of rain seem likely, which may bring some localised, flash flooding. The heaviest rainfall looks set to occur along the Kent and East Anglian coastlines.

At the moment this system is not considered to be of enough risk to justify an alert, but this watch may be updated or upgraded to a warning if neccecary.

Confidence Level: 70%

Note: This watch should be considered a guide and we strongly recommend you stay tuned to the Met-Office/Environment agency for further warnings and updates.

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UPDATE:

WEATHER WATCH

Weather Type: Heavy Thundery Rain

Affecting: South-east England and East Anglia, and possibly the Midlands and Northern England later on in the period.

Time and Date Valid For: 01.00 on Monday 02nd May to 00.00 on Tuesday 03rd May

Time Of Issue: 22.20 Sunday 01st May 2005.

A spell of heavy and thundery rain is expected to affect the southeast of the UK later tonight and into Monday as a wave develops on the cold front which is moving across the UK during today (Sunday).

With very warm air over the nearby continent, embedded thunderstorms are likely to develop and drift northwards with this system from France as well. At the moment, rainfall totals of up to an inch of rain seem likely, which may bring some localised, flash flooding. The heaviest rainfall looks set to occur along the Kent and East Anglian coastlines.

During the course of Bank Holiday Monday afternoon, heavy thundery showers are also expected to develop generally across the Midlands and south, which will transfer northwards into northern England and perhaps southern Scotland later. These may also produce localised flash flooding.

At the moment this is not considered to be of enough risk to justify an alert, but this watch may be updated or upgraded to a warning if neccecary.

Confidence Level: 70%

Note: This watch should be considered a guide and we strongly recommend you stay tuned to the Met-Office/Environment agency for further warnings and updates.

Disclaimer: The owners of Net-Weather.co.uk hold no responsibility for losses or damage to property or injury to persons due to any information or forecasts contained in this website. The application of any of the information or forecasts within this site are entirely at the users risk. The information and forecasts held on this website and any services linked with the website are provided on an as is basis, the owners of Net-Weather hold no responsibility for losses or damage to property or injury to persons due to any of these being unavailable at any time.