South West & Central Southern England Regional Weather Discussion 28/08/13 00z ------------------>

[Mapantz]

Something a bit more organised heading towards the SW approaches over the coming couple of hours. Seems to approaching from the West and is heading largely due East. I expect these showery bursts to effect North Cornwall and North Devon at around 5pm, slowly transferring Eastwards. That is assuming they maintain their intensity.

 

It's weakening and it'll continue to and fragment during it's transit, nothing more than a few drizzly outbreaks for most as it cross the region.

Edited August 30, 2013 by Mapantz

[MP-R]

Hopefully it will weaken so much nothing will happen at all. Now just need the cloud to weaken, I mean, breaken! About to put the BBQ on.

[Guest William Grimsley]

Quite a nice rain band approaching Devon. It's mainly light rain at the moment with a few bits of moderate rain in places.

Hopefully it will weaken so much nothing will happen at all. Now just need the cloud to weaken, I mean, breaken! About to put the BBQ on.

Could well do for Somerset, unlikely for E Devon, though.

[Bristawl Si]

time to restock up on the sun tan lotion as some really nice summery charts being churned out by the model outputs over the past 24-48 hours.....if they verify, central and eastern parts of our region could be seeing 80F for a few days! 

I've been reading that for about the last 3 weeks on NW, courtesy of Frosty and Summer Sun - and it's still to materialise!

[gottolovethisweather]

It's weakening and it'll continue to and fragment during it's transit, nothing more than a few drizzly outbreaks for most as it cross the region.

 

Kind of, I guess, but like ronseal (well not quite  ), its got your name on it. Wareham looks likely to be getting some showery outbreaks from 7.15pm ish onwards.

Edited August 30, 2013 by gottolovethisweather

[gottolovethisweather]

You're bang on! Those showery outbreaks have just hit N Cornwall and N Devon! The band is intensifying, too! I hope it reaches E Devon!

 

Why Thank you William.

[AWD]

Tomorrow's forecast map;

A sunny and warm day ahead.

The area in red however, which includes Newton Poppleford, will see violent tornadoes develop during the afternoon in association with severe thunderstorm development that will stall over the village and continue for hours. Hail the size of tennis balls will fall along with frequent fork lightning and thunderbolts. The villagers of Newton Poppleford should heed this warning and evacuate the village tomorrow morning as these thunderstorms have the potential to cause catastrophic distribution.

Elsewhere, it's a day of sunny spells and scatters cloud. These sunny spells will become prolonged in the afternoon.

Temperatures will be around average for most of us.

[Guest William Grimsley]

Why Thank you William.

It's ok.

Tomorrow's forecast map;

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A sunny and warm day ahead.

The area in red however, which includes Newton Poppleford, will see violent tornadoes develop during the afternoon in association with severe thunderstorm development that will stall over the village and continue for hours. Hail the size of tennis balls will fall along with frequent fork lightning and thunderbolts. The villagers of Newton Poppleford should heed this warning and evacuate the village tomorrow morning as these thunderstorms have the potential to cause catastrophic distribution.

Elsewhere, it's a day of sunny spells and scatters cloud. These sunny spells will become prolonged in the afternoon.

Temperatures will be around average for most of us.

Really? That's interesting. I find that quite funny to be honest! Though, I am evacuating to Cornwall, tomorrow!

 

Just had some light rain for 30 minutes with big drops, here. It felt muggy during the rain. Rainfall Today: 0.2 mm.

Edited August 30, 2013 by William Grimsley

[Andy Bown]

Well it rained quite large drops for 10 mins, dampened the ground then stopped!! A bit different to the predicted patchy drizzle but equally un-useful!

[Guest William Grimsley]

Well it rained quite large drops for 10 mins, dampened the ground then stopped!! A bit different to the predicted patchy drizzle but equally un-useful!

Exactly the same story here! Here, the rain lasted for 30 minutes!

Edited August 30, 2013 by William Grimsley

[A.J]

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[Guest William Grimsley]

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[Lyn-M]

Enough rain to dampen the ground, but not enough to do any good.  Left a pleasant smell behind!

[Guest William Grimsley]

Enough rain to dampen the ground, but not enough to do any good.  Left a pleasant smell behind!

Was quite wet here after the rain, here. But, yes we got a pleasant smell behind, too!

[A.J]

Understood, AJ. Thank you.

no worries, glad we sorted that out...

 

beautiful day today, azure blue skies, no cloud, and pleasantly warm despite the stiff breeze........looking good for the bulk of next week too....modelling is going for a fine warm/very warm spell up to thursday with temps approaching 80F in a few favoured spots, and mid 70's elsewhere

[Mapantz]

Kind of, I guess, but like ronseal (well not quite  ), its got your name on it. Wareham looks likely to be getting some showery outbreaks from 7.15pm ish onwards.

 

I was fishing at Shell Bay, Studland, around about that time. It created one of the best sunsets i've possibly ever seen! Deep reds and hints of purple, very unusual. A few spots of rain arrived but nothing to hinder the night, it turned quite productive too, 6 smoothhounds, 2 plaice and a few small pollock.

 

Currently 18C with cloudless blue skies.

Edited August 31, 2013 by Mapantz

[ARTDEMOLE]

Little cloud mainly Blue sky. Settled Fine .16.0c.

[AWD]

Little point in making it anymore detailed than what it needs to be;

- looking dry for all of us tomorrow but with more cloud around than today. Still some sunny spells but do expect periods of cloudcover too.

[Nights King]

Going to be a cold night tonight. 9.8c and falling away

 

Winter is coming...

Edited August 31, 2013 by mullender83

[paul m]

Going to be a cold night tonight. 9.8c and falling away

 

Winter is coming...

OH COME ON lets have autumn first....

[Andy Bown]

Exeter airport at 4.4c!!

[Guest William Grimsley]

Exeter airport at 4.4c!!

Yeah very cold back at home!!

[Evening thunder]

Exeter airport at 4.4c!!

 

and a 4.4c min here in the Otter Valley too!

 

Currently 10.1c with some weak sun through high cloud, but thinner with some blue sky to the NW.

 

I notice Exeter Airport had 4.0c at 5am, wonder what the actual min will be.

Though not quite as low as the 30th August 2010 which managed 3.0c here with a tough of ground frost! The Met Office station at Exeter AP had 1.9c then apparently 

[Guest William Grimsley]

I notice Exeter Airport had 4.0c at 5am, wonder what the actual min will be.

Though not quite as low as the 30th August 2010 which managed 3.0c here with a tough of ground frost! The Met Office station at Exeter AP had 1.9c then apparently 

WOW!

[gottolovethisweather]

OH COME ON lets have autumn first....

 

Hi paul. Can you please update your location in your profile to reflect your new settlement in the South West and Central Southern area of England.  As for my sarcasm, certain folk will confirm that I am an occasional urine taker. Wherever, you reside, you're all welcome, what's the weather doing in Yorkshire? Pretty nondescript here but at least its dry. My day started with a minimum of 7.2c