South East & East Anglia Regional Discussion - September 24th 2012>

[john pike]

http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/173745.shtml?basin#contents

Anyone wonder why the models are struggling over next week?

That's why

[Coast]

I don't think it will have a big impact on us in the SE though John, maybe a few rainy days and some wind, but mostly it looks likely to affect Scotland and Ireland if it comes this far, no one knows currently!

[chilly milly]

Is she still hanging around? Really, it's about time she packed her bags and naffed orf.

Quite chilly here this morning, currently 10.3c and overcast. Still nice and cosy inside though. Have not put the heating on yet here, and the longer I can get away with it the better. Mind you we did spend a couple of nights huddled around candles because the radiators were removed for decorating.

Only 83 days until Christmas folks. Just thought I'd throw that out there.

[Snowangel-MK]

Only 83 days until Christmas folks. Just thought I'd throw that out there.

Milly....time out on the naughty step for saying the 'C' word .....as for the rest of you.....

[Coast]

Is she still hanging around? Really, it's about time she packed her bags and naffed orf.

Can't keep the old girl down:

http://forum.netweat...urricane-nadine

.....as for the rest of you.....

Been awake for hours actually.........

It's really pants out there today, dark, dingy and drizzley. I need to think of other things today...

[Steve C]

Morning all!

Non descript sort of day here.

Can't keep the old girl down:

http://forum.netweat...urricane-nadine

Been awake for hours actually.........

It's really pants out there today, dark, dingy and drizzley. I need to think of other things today...

Where are you off to Coast? Obviously a warm place.

[Snowangel-MK]

Morning all!

Non descript sort of day here.

Morning Steve,

It's brightening up a bit here now, some blue sky and the sun is coming out to play !

[Coast]

Where are you off to Coast? Obviously a warm place.

A bit of 5* relaxation interspersed with some scuba diving in the Red Sea.

[Guest archiesmummy]

Morning all

BBC still going for thundery showers later on is it likely?

[Steve C]

Morning all

BBC still going for thundery showers later on is it likely?

Looking at the Hi Res model, I'd say a slight chance, but unlikely. There will be showers later on, but my hunch is no thunder. Not a definite no-no though. To me the best chance looks to be over Kent tomorrow afternoon.

Edited October 2, 2012 by Steve C

[Coast]

Morning all

BBC still going for thundery showers later on is it likely?

Morning AM!

Thundery showers but not thunderstorms I suspect for our region:

More rain though:

[Keraunic]

Mornin each. Dull old day here and a bit chilly

Have a good day, everyone.

[gottolovethisweather]

Just where do you get all those emoticons, I want some. (oops, santa's arrived, way too early)

[Coast]

Just where do you get all those emoticons, I want some.

Emoticons 'R' Us????

To me the best chance looks to be over Kent tomorrow afternoon.

Maybe a very slim chance at that Steve, you might catch something in the North Sea off the Humber late tomorrow afternoon:

Otherwise we are heading into a very settled period generally:

[Snowangel-MK]

....... I want some. (oops, santa's arrived, way too early)

*tsk* you've just done that on purpose so you can sit on the naughty step with Chily Milly

[chilly milly]

Shoves up on naughty step and makes room for gottalovethisweather.

I'm trying to change my avatar, but it keeps bring me back to Tigger. It's frustrating as I don't want that one anymore. Any suggestions anyone?

[Snowangel-MK]

Shoves up on naughty step and makes room for gottalovethisweather.

Any suggestions anyone?

I'm sure gtltw will be happy to help you with that while your snuggled up on the naughty step together

As far as I know it's just edit your profile and change photo - it has to be the right size though so maybe that is the problem ?

[Guest archiesmummy]

Emoticons 'R' Us????

Maybe a very slim chance at that Steve, you might catch something in the North Sea off the Humber late tomorrow afternoon:

Otherwise we are heading into a very settled period generally:

Met office seem to think not, I just seen their weather warning for Thursday? Is this low heading closer than first thought?

Wales in a caravan from Monday.....:o

[Snowangel-MK]

Yellow Alert of Rain for East of England :

Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Peterborough, Suffolk, Bedford, Central Bedfordshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Luton, Southend-on-Sea & Thurrock

Yellow Alert of Rain for London & South East England :

Buckinghamshire, Greater London, Kent, Medway, Milton Keynes, Oxfordshire, Bracknell Forest, Brighton and Hove, East Sussex, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Portsmouth, Reading, Slough, Southampton, Surrey, West Berkshire, West Sussex, Windsor and Maidenhead & Wokingham

Issued at: 1209 on Tue 2 Oct 2012

Valid from: 1800 on Thu 4 Oct 2012

Valid to: 0600 on Sat 6 Oct 2012

There is the potential for periods of heavy rain across much of the southern half of the UK during the 36 hours from Thursday evening until Saturday morning. However there is considerable uncertainty in the northward extent of this heavy rain and the area covered by the Alert is likely to be adjusted as the event approaches.

http://www.metoffice...E17CA99318_1_EE

Edited October 2, 2012 by MKsnowangel

[Eskimo]

36 hour period!? :o

[Steve C]

36 hour period!?

Wasn't expecting that at all! I guess Nadine is influencing, looking at the Met Office charts.

Hopefully all out of the way before AM has her caravan trip.

[Coast]

Well we have had 3 hours without rain in which I've got some stuff done outside at last!

[Snowangel-MK]

Well we have had 3 hours without rain in which I've got some stuff done outside at last!

No falling out of trees again today I hope

[Paul Sherman]

Guys

I know this is for the regional SE Weather but thought this news might be of interest to some on here seeing as Kent and Sussex's very own weather lady is apart of the following news.

Next year on the Tornado Chase Tours, the SE's very own Kaddy Lee-Preston will be joining us on Tour 2 to chase and forecast Supercells and Tornadoes, she has never seen one so hopefully we can break that duck for her.

Oh and there are still spaces available if you want to chase alongside Kaddy next year!

http://www.weatherholidays.com/tornado/kaddy.php

[Guest archiesmummy]

Wasn't expecting that at all! I guess Nadine is influencing, looking at the Met Office charts.

Hopefully all out of the way before AM has her caravan trip.

Thank you! Don't fancy being washed away into cardigan bay! I don't mind bit of rain in a caravan as it makes you feel like being cozy but I guess its my fault for going to Wales, in Oct! Watch out on the news for me! Lol