South East & East Anglia Regional Weather Discussion 17/09/13 ------------>

[john pike]

no worries leigh

 

goodnight mate

 

just a reason why i am being cautious for next week

 

 

its bad enough with 1 low causing problems

 

this time we have 2

 

1 to our north east and 1 to our south west

 

anything after tuesday is going to be modelled all over the shop and i will stick strictly

 

with the fax for now

[Coast]

Morning scary monsters!

 

A lovely fat, full Harvest Moon last night:

 

 

https://forum.netweather.tv/gallery/image/18977-harvest-moon/

 

Luckily I didn't have any Werewolves in my part of Eastbourne....

 

Edited September 19, 2013 by Coast

[RUSH]

 

Morning scary monsters!

 

A lovely fat, full Harvest Moon last night:

 

 

 

Luckily I we didn't have any Werewolves in my part of Eastbourne....

 

 

morning alll

 

 

dont be to sure mate there might of been.....   .back to the weather ,cool morning overcast,with sum rain on the way poss,

 

Edited September 19, 2013 by RUSH

[Heisenberg]

Morning all,

 

It was a lovely moon last night. I was going to post a pic but tbh my phone camera wasnt up to the task so Thanks for posting a nice one Robin....I do love the clear crisp nights....

 

Weekend is still looking very nice for this time of year so looking forward to that....have a good day y'all

[Steve C]

Morning all.

 

Clouding over and chilly here. I'm looking forward to the end of this last bout of rain. Then we'll have a few days relief at least.

 

I noticed Tamara's post about Jan and noticed she hasn't posted for more than a couple of weeks. Is there any way we can find out if she's okay?

[Captain Shortwave]

 

Morning scary monsters!

 

A lovely fat, full Harvest Moon last night:

 

 

 

Luckily I we didn't have any Werewolves in my part of Eastbourne....

 

 

I'm bunged up with a cold and feel grumpy, does that count

[Coast]

I'm bunged up with a cold and feel grumpy, does that count

 

Have you bitten any damsels or maidens recently?

 

Grey and grotty here now after a nice bright start, looks like another bout of rain to come before a dry and warmer weekend in our region:

 

 

 

Sunny tomorrow:

 

 

Partially cloudy Saturday:

 

 

Less on Sunday in our part of the World with any luck:

 

 

Temp forecast over Eastbourne Saturday at 24°C:

 

 

Might have to take next Tuesday off to bask in 25°C!!!

 

[Captain Shortwave]

Have you bitten any damsels or maidens recently?

In Yarmouth? They are more like trolls and gremlins 

[Coast]

The rain looks like it's turned up again in Benny Hill, a little earlier than expected. Thank goodness it's tempered by the thought that today will be the last rubbish one for a short while in our region....

 

[chilly milly]

It's raining.

[Coast]

It's raining.

 

Just think sunny thoughts:

 

 

Not long 'till the warmer weekend either!

[abruzzi spur]

No rain in Harefield yet but it looks like it's not far away now - very grey, quite breezy.

 

Off to Brighton tomorrow evening for the weekend, couldn't have timed it better by the look of the forecast!

 

AS

[Mark Neal.]

Just started to pour! If its any consolation, after todays rain that could be it for quite a while, all hail the azores high! 

[claret047]

I hope that I have timed it right as well. Going via the TOD to Wells Next the Sea, late Friday pm and returning home late afternoon Monday.

Is the temperature expected to be a lot lower on the North Norfolk Coast?

It is interesting when you look at the map of the UK to see that Wells is further north than Birmingham.

Kind Regards

Dave

[Mark Neal.]

I hope that I have timed it right as well. Going via the TOD to Wells Next the Sea, late Friday pm and returning home late afternoon Monday.Is the temperature expected to be a lot lower on the North Norfolk Coast?It is interesting when you look at the map of the UK to see that Wells is further north than Birmingham.Kind RegardsDave

Looks like a fine afternoon there on Friday with temperatures upto 15-17c. Saturday dry but cloudy damn north sea coasts, but with 15c-16c. Sunday looks warm with sunshine upto 20-21c!  Enjoy your break ! 

[Coast]

I hope that I have timed it right as well. Going via the TOD to Wells Next the Sea, late Friday pm and returning home late afternoon Monday.

Is the temperature expected to be a lot lower on the North Norfolk Coast?

 

GFS has it pretty consistent for the bulk of the SE and EA:

 

 

 

Although the actual coastal strip will be a down a noggin or two:

 

[Coast]

OK, first conker of the season for me and I reckon it could be a sixer:

 

https://forum.netweather.tv/gallery/image/18978-19th-september-2013-001/

 

No soaking in vinegar or baking, who's up for the NW conker championship?

 

Strict rules must be followed: http://www.worldconkerchampionships.com/html/conkers_rules.html

 

 

[snow raven]

I used to love conker matches in the school playground.  That time of year, the playground would be littered with crushed conkers.

 

Funny thing is, to this day, I still get that little thrill of excitment I used to get as a child when I see my first conker of the year on the ground.  Think a trip to Greenwich Park is in order soon!

[Captain Shortwave]

 

OK, first conker of the season for me and I reckon it could be a sixer:

 

 

 

No soaking in vinegar or baking, who's up for the NW conker championship?

 

Strict rules must be followed: http://www.worldconkerchampionships.com/html/conkers_rules.html

 

I would but I'm scared I might get arrested for carrying an offensive weapon 

Oh health and safety........

[East_England_Stormchaser91]

Hello all you lovelies! I'm back from my holiday. All I can say is it was like arriving into the Baltic in the middle of winter last night at Luton! Brrrr it was a bone chilling 6c from the 27.5c I left behind at Ibiza Airport. 

I did manage to see a few fantastic storms out there and got a few pictures for good measure On Wednesday the 11th September, I was in a restaurant tucking into my carbonara whilst watching a fantastic brewing storm with some cracking bolts of lightning, then out of nowhere, it was like a hurricane had blown up with winds of probably close to 70MPH and rain like I'd never seen before! The rain even seeped through the roof and got this poor fella wet through in the middle of his meal! bless him! A great stay and will try to get some pics up as soon as I can.

Edited September 19, 2013 by East_England_Stormchaser91

[Coast]

Funny thing is, to this day, I still get that little thrill of excitement I used to get as a child when I see my first conker of the year on the ground.  Think a trip to Greenwich Park is in order soon!

 

Me too, hence me picking it up and bring it back in my pocket Looks like I have my first opponent! 

 

Rain is really lashing down now with quite a stiff breeze, I hope it blows itself out in the next few hours and the warm dry spell kicks off. 

[Steve C]

Just driven down the A12 in heavy rain and spray. Lovely!

 

I thought I'd come up with a mnemonic for today's weather and have decided that today is a FAD. I won't elaborate, as the first word begins with 'F', so wouldn't be suitable for publication, even if I could overcome the filter.

[Mark Neal.]

Very brief rain here stopped at 1pm. Patchy mainly and was heavy for a bout 30 seconds. Ground drying up now though 13c, and Murky. 

[Neilsouth]

Drizzle.......... Wind........

 

GRRRRRRR

[RUSH]

I used to love conker matches in the school playground.  That time of year, the playground would be littered with crushed conkers.

 

Funny thing is, to this day, I still get that little thrill of excitment I used to get as a child when I see my first conker of the year on the ground.  Think a trip to Greenwich Park is in order soon!

yep with you on that 1