when will the rain stop?

[heatwave07]

post your comments here please

[bluearmy]

post your comments here please

keep looking for that dove with a healthy twig in its beak

[Bobby]

No sign of an end yet.

[Rustynailer]

September

[tinybill]

cant see its stoping for at least 2 weeks

[Timmytour]

28th July.

Heatwave conditions start to spread from the south west to all areas of the country.

Great news for anyone who's booked up a holiday in Cornwall at that time.

Coincidentally...... <_<

Edited June 30, 2007 by Timmytour

[tinybill]

plus the little thing happening next week end the british gp at silverstone what can we expect!!!

[I remember Atlantic 252]

i reckon july will be dominated by low pressure i think it will rain somewhere in the UK every day, the rain may stop (high pressure) in august maybe

wimbledon looks like going into a 3rd week

[cirrusstratus]

Surprisingly they are not playing on the middle Sunday at Wimbledon, despite the fact that they haven't completed 3rd round matches and got so little play today. The problem seems to be the beginning of next week, the weekend forecast for the finals isn't too bad at present.

[tinybill]

Surprisingly they are not playing on the middle Sunday at Wimbledon, despite the fact that they haven't completed 3rd round matches and got so little play today. The problem seems to be the beginning of next week, the weekend forecast for the finals isn't too bad at present.

looking at the gfs the best days at the moment are the 5,6,7, but rain is forecast at most nights if the models are right!!!

[tinybill]

severe weather warnings

on the met channel warning issured for

North West England Heavy Rain 1100 Sun 8 2000 Sun 8

Yorkshire & Humber Heavy Rain 1100 Sun 8 2000 Sun 8

South West England Heavy Rain 1100 Sun 8 2000 Sun 8

[❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️]

never????

:lol:

[tinybill]

Well acc to the weather girl on gm-TV this morning not till the end of august!!

[William of Walworth]

Well acc to the weather girl on gm-TV this morning not till the end of august!!

IGNORE St Swithins Day folk myths. Surprised to see them being repeated here!

Stupid woman was retailing populist nonsense ... she's supposed to be a weather forecaster, not a childrens story teller. We will NOT get 40 days and 40 nights of rain after Sunday (15th July) and even if we did it would be entirely a coincidence ...

Mind you that is GM TV, so I suppose I should expect no better,

[Bobby]

Well acc to the weather girl on gm-TV this morning not till the end of august!!

It's impossible tell that far ahead, anybody who claims to be able to is lying to you or deluding themselves.

[Weather-history]

Wettest May-June-July periods for England and Wales

1789 349.1

1879 342.1

1828 329.5

1782 329.4

1797 323.8

1830 323.0

1766 319.0

1768 316.7

1860 315.3

1817 313.2

1777 311.7

1924 308.0

2007 307.9

[Bobby]

Wettest May-June-July periods for England and Wales

1789 349.1

1879 342.1

1828 329.5

1782 329.4

1797 323.8

1830 323.0

1766 319.0

1768 316.7

1860 315.3

1817 313.2

1777 311.7

1924 308.0

2007 307.9

Just one from the 20th century there. Strange.

[Theresnoway]

Just one from the 20th century there. Strange.

And it is not even the end of the month.... Could well be even higher rain fall totals by then.

My punt is it will become a lot drier wc 30th July.

[Weather-history]

Wettest May-June-July periods for England and Wales

1789 349.1

1879 342.1

1828 329.5

1782 329.4

1797 323.8

1830 323.0

1766 319.0

2007 316.8

[Bottesford]

Wettest May-June-July periods for England and Wales

1789 349.1

1879 342.1

1828 329.5

1782 329.4

1797 323.8

1830 323.0

1766 319.0

2007 316.8

Crikey... Can easily see us being in the top 3 by the end of the month. Another 15mm this summer is nothing.

[tinybill]

Crikey... Can easily see us being in the top 3 by the end of the month. Another 15mm this summer is nothing.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_...t_warnings.html

Well looking at the met office warning for Sunday and Monday July could easily smash all records

[tinybill]

This is from met check front page

A wet Sunday in store for many areas, as a warm plume heads North from the Bay of Biscay during this evening.

The scenario is already developing. An intense upper level trough is already anchored just West of Ireland. During this evening, so a surface area of low pressure develops across Biscay and the travels North, up along the edge of the trough.

There is a risk of some imported thunderstorms into the far South-east during the early hours of Sunday morning, however the main threat is further West where it arrives across the South-west at around day break.

During Sunday, so the rain pushes North across all areas. Some substantial accumulations are possible across parts of Wales and South-west England and a renewed risk of local flooding is possible.

As Sunday ends, so things will quieten down somewhat, but the risk of a Kent Clipper with imported thunderstorms remains a risk (albeit around 30%) late on Sunday evening.

[tinybill]

just looking at the radar now it’s looking like parts of the east going to get some very heavy thunder storms and a good chance of some flash flooding this morning, as all the storm programs are saying there are some huge storms in the channel leaving France this morning

http://users.edpnet.be/DanielV37/Detecteur3/

http://www.ipswichweather.net/Current.htm

http://www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm

stay safe!!!!!!!!!!!

Edited July 15, 2007 by tinybill

[kold weather]

That is a pretty amazing stat from Mr.Data, we are above every single 20th/21st century MJJ combo and we still have half a month to go and todays rainfall is no doubt going to lift us another few places, in fact we really do have a shot at the all time record from the looks of it!

[Iceberg]

Probably a shot at the wettest summer in the last 100 years as well. Anybody using pattern matching to try and predict this autumn and winter will be short of suitable years I think.