Child Of Nadine (Karin) - Severe Weather Discussion

[Liam J]

Supposed to be chucking it down but its not

It certainly will be come Monday afternoon.

[Sainsbo]

Is Nadine the longest living depression ever? She's been alive for 12 days now!

Hurricane Tina was around for more than 3 weeks!

[AWD]

Some very heavy rain possibly clipping Kent within the next couple of hours looking at the radar.

Otherwise, its a case of watching developments over Biscay to see whats heading for us overnight.

[Aaron]

Supposed to be chucking it down but its not

Looks like it will start at 10pm now if the Met are to be believed.. tomorrow it will certainly be chucking it down as Liam says.

[Dorsetbred]

Looks like it may become Cat 1..

Rain started again here. Looks set to stay this time

As Sky might call it "Nadine +1"

[Eskimo]

"Typhoon John lasted 31 days as it traveled both the Northeast and Northwest Pacific basins during August and September 1994"

Blimey, well there's the answer to my question...Nadine has far to go!

Edited September 23, 2012 by Perfect Storm

[Barry12]

It certainly will be come Monday afternoon.

[simon29]

Its looking abit wet in the channel now

[AWD]

Quiet a bit of thundery activity associated with the depression on its southern flank , over Biscay and into France

[WheresTheSnow]

Really heavy rain on the motorway heading down towards Hampshire, my sister whos driving has never drove in such constany heavy rain she says. Is it going to get worse!?

[Mike Storm]

proper heavy stuff approaching Brighton and the south coast :eek:

[Liam J]

A look at the latest (18z) satellite analysis - Lots of lightening strikes along the cold front and you'll also notice Miss Nadine spinning back up to TS status.

Very heavy PPN heading into the south coast just now along the triple point with a very active cold front.

Expect we'll have some more reports of thunder & lightening over the next few hours.

Edited September 23, 2012 by Liam J

[Polar Bear]

proper heavy stuff approaching Brighton and the south coast :eek:

yep it looks like it has proper bite in that..

[Paul]

Current state of play - initial band of rain continuing north, some really heavy rain following in behind

http://www.netweather.tv/index.cgi?action=radar;sess=

Latest NMM rain total forecast paints a worrying picture too - some significant falls of rain to come

[Summer Sun]

Some people are reporting on another forum that the rain band for them down in the south east has moved through quicker than expected of course that's not the case for everyone it just depends on where you are

[chionomaniac]

I can vouch for the really heavy rain behind. Thank God we were bone dry before today down here.

[peterf]

i plan on battling her out tomorrow,got me logs chopped and the stove ready to roar.

camera,laptop and it's a day on the allotment.

nothing better than being in an unchained caravan when a storm rattles through.

[terryall]

I'm supposed to be driving from South East London to Peterborough at 6am but may have to make a judgement on how wise this would be early tomorrow.Have to do return journey around 5pm and not looking forward to it.

[Lynxus]

Not sure where these models are getting the heavy rain from?

Are we looking at convective rain here? Because its looking mildly moist for here. Not the 60mm of rain expected..

Hmm...

[Summer Sun]

Weather Onlines rainfall accumlation totals up-to 00:00 Tuesday

By 18:00 Monday

By 00:00 Tuesday morning

By 12:00pm Tuesday

[Summer Sun]

Not sure where these models are getting the heavy rain from?

Are we looking at convective rain here? Because its looking mildly moist for here. Not the 60mm of rain expected..

Hmm...

As I posted above some people are reporting it moving through quicker than shown and some are also reporting lower than expected totals, its always hard to forecast this situations sometimes when these make land we end up with less rain than forecast some times it goes the other way

[Stormyking]

Tomorrow looking potentially nasty, especially with the winds for down this area :o, hope the channel can produce some more thundery good ness , fingers crossed!

[Aaron]

Not sure where these models are getting the heavy rain from?

Are we looking at convective rain here? Because its looking mildly moist for here. Not the 60mm of rain expected..

Hmm...

Give it time..

[Nights King]

All fairly benign here in somerset at the moment...

Keep checking radar for something of interest but all light and patchy.

Is damn chilly though in the wind with a max temp of just 9.2c earlier today and 8.8c currently

[Zenarcher]

Here's a map I made showing the top wind speeds expected during Monday,

Bear in mind these wind speeds are mainly predicted for the exposed coasts and higher ground, inland area's will experience wind speeds slightly lower.

Edited September 23, 2012 by weathermaster