North West Regional Discussion March 2022 onwards

[severe snowstorm]

An overnight low of 16.7C here. A contrast to the previous sunny mornings, with a predominantly cloudy and unstable looking sky.

[Scuba steve]

TandL

all night on and off ,another hot hot night

[Had Worse]

Its 🌧,  no thunder yet.

 

Edited August 15, 2022 by Had Worse

[damianslaw]

Rain radar suggests we should have has something moderate falling from sky last half hour or so.. greens, however, not a drop..

[Had Worse]

Steady rain here, not stair rods.

[WillinGlossop]

Drizzly here 22c 

Edit heavier rain now 

Edited August 15, 2022 by WillinGlossop

[davehsug]

Thick cloud approaching, quite a cool breeze, but that's more likely due to the previous heat! Not optimistic for thunder.

[frosty ground]

Looking rather flat and unimpressive the radar today, after watching it yesterday over western Scotland and norther Ireland 

[Oakwell]

Rain here at the moment

[Chris.R]

Yuck

[Chris.R]

That’s it it’s all over, Crewe was right.

[cheshire snow]

Considering it FI a pretty strong g signal in the ENS for HP to build back in around the 26th just In  time for the BH weekend lovely stuff bring it on.

[carl1980]

Was in Blackpool yesterday, some nice clouds bubbling up as I was leaving, nothing exciting here today rain feeling humid 

[Chris.R]

51 minutes ago, cheshire snow said:

Considering it FI a pretty strong g signal in the ENS for HP to build back in around the 26th just In  time for the BH weekend lovely stuff bring it on.

Oh brilliant more crap boring nothingness.

[damianslaw]

Just splashes of rain so far.

[SnowThunder]

What is the cause for no storms, that's 2 heatwaves in a row now that haven't produced, I'm thankful for the rain though it's much needed even if it's miserable

[Had Worse]

Having driven through Cornwall and Devon on the way home, I can't imagine what the A30 looks like now and a rain rate of 250 to 300mm per hour.

[WillinGlossop]

5 minutes ago, Had Worse said:

Having driven through Cornwall and Devon on the way home, I can't imagine what the A30 looks like now and a rain rate of 250 to 300mm per hour.

My mum, aunties and sister doing rain dance ️️️️️ In Somerset hoping storms move over them… lookslike more drizzle/light rain in next few hours… was 24.7c back down to 22.7c and darker skies 

[Had Worse]

Looks like a damp squib scenario for us again.

[Weather-history]

54 minutes ago, SnowThunder said:

What is the cause for no storms, that's 2 heatwaves in a row now that haven't produced, I'm thankful for the rain though it's much needed even if it's miserable

Sometimes happens in the same way  not every cold spell  ends with a snowy breakdown

22 minutes ago, Had Worse said:

Having driven through Cornwall and Devon on the way home, I can't imagine what the A30 looks like now and a rain rate of 250 to 300mm per hour.

Boscastle, Lynmouth..hopefully they don't happen again this time

Edited August 15, 2022 by Weather-history

[Scuba steve]

Steady light to moderate rain ,and off 21c not very interesting 

45 minutes ago, Had Worse said:

Having driven through Cornwall and Devon on the way home, I can't imagine what the A30 looks like now and a rain rate of 250 to 300mm per hour.

I’m there for a week from Friday ,might be swimming there ,lol

[Cheshire Freeze]

2 hours ago, Chris.R said:

That’s it it’s all over, Crewe was right.

It’s the same old crap mate, time after time.

We’re not getting proper productive breakdowns to the heat because every time the Azores/Atlantic HP is muscling in straight after and sending stable mean NWlys around it’s flank. This is something Kasim pointed out yesterday.

This is why I wince when an Azores /Atlantic HP looks to dominate the summer. It’s no good. I’ve used the term ‘weather killer’ to describe the Azores high before because that’s exactly what it is. Great if you want weeks of very warm and dry weather but crap for anything else!

[Chris.R]

16 minutes ago, CreweCold said:

It’s the same old crap mate, time after time.

We’re not getting proper productive breakdowns to the heat because every time the Azores/Atlantic HP is muscling in straight after and sending stable mean NWlys around it’s flank. This is something Kasim pointed out yesterday.

This is why I wince when an Azores /Atlantic HP looks to dominate the summer. It’s no good. I’ve used the term ‘weather killer’ to describe the Azores high before because that’s exactly what it is. Great if you want weeks of very warm and dry weather but crap for anything else!

I said the same the other day as well about the Atlantic high. Hadley cell is expanding.

[Frost HoIIow]

Another fail on the thunderstorm front maybe better tomorrow. Looking great over in Lincolnshire the thunderstorm capital of England.

Edited August 15, 2022 by Frost HoIIow

[Cloudwatcher]

The usual zzzzz....

snoozeaction in these parts. Overcast, humid, warm. And that folks was our best chance.