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  1. Candice
    SkywarnUK have issued a watch :- SKYWARN UK HAS ISSUED A WATCH FOR SEVERE WEATHER AS FOLLOWS:BRIEF, POTENTIALLY DAMAGING TORNADOES - SOUTHERN,WESTERN, NORTH WEST ENGLAND, SOUTH WEST SCOTLAND.BRIEF, POTENTIALLY SEVERE THUNDERSTORMS MIDLANDS, SOUTHERN, WESTERN NORTH WEST, SOUTH WEST ENGLAND AND CENTRAL SCOTLANDFLASH FLOODING - SOUTH WEST ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES More details can be found here http://www.skywarn.org.uk/current.html
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    UKASF are having issues with the polygon overlays on google maps and Dan is also currently away chasing in the States. However, we (SkyWarnUK ) may well put out a very generalised watch later today for Monday/Tuesday.
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    On the face of it this shows all the ingredients in place for an"interesting" afternoon. However, the frontal cloud may prove rather stubborn, resulting in zilch stormwise
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    LOL - yep Tony is a bit of a "media whore" but a likeable one.
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    Wouldnt put much faith in that Scott - the CAP will see it off. Now, next week is looking far more "interesting". Rainfall totals next week could also be excessively high.
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    Nice few days into the weekend for everyone, then all change as of Sunday. A sharp and southward projecting upper trough drives a weak Icelandic low down the Wrn side of the UK before the upper trough cuts off and leaves a complex surface low situation, which the globals see wallowing around through next week. This puts a plume of Biscay/Continental air up the UK, with widespread precip between the 5 and 10oC isotherms at 850mb - some of this may be convective, though most will be smeared murk and downstream effects of Continental convection. Nevertheless, some periods of warm sector thermodynamic convection likely given the ascent provided by the jet persistently rounding the base of what becomes a cut-off upper low. Some hints of a Continental heat low generated from Benelux/Germany and drawn NWwd over the UK later in the period. Either way, some flooding concerns given much higher PW values than we've seen so far creating heavy rain rates, though on the plus side temps hovering around 20oC for most away from the far W.
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    Thanks Paul
  8. Candice
    With only four days to go before the team fly out to Dallas we've got a surprise guest joining us for a few days http://membership853.wordpress.com/2014/05/
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    Have never seen them but would love to. Aren't they more likely June/July?
  10. Candice
    SkyWarn UK Severe Thunderstorm Watch No:18 issued, http://www.skywarn.org.uk/current.html
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    With only 12 days to go, excitement is mounting amongst the SIStERS chase team. We've now published details of how to follow us on our blog http://membership853.wordpress.com/2014/05/07/twelve-days-to-go/
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    Would hate to see the 'offspring' lol
  13. Candice
    For the past three years SkyWarn UK has sent a small team out to the States to assist with the tracking and notification/warning of severe or potentially severe weather. Of course to do this we have to chase storms even though we're not primarily a stormchasing organisation. We do this under the banner of SIStERS which is an acronym for SkyWarn International Storm Emergency Responders. SIStERS1 was in 2012, SIStERS2 in 2013 and this year SIStERS3 will be flying out to Dallas on the 19th May. If you are interested in following us then we will be blogging and if all goes well will also be on Ustream. You will also be able to follow our progress (or lack of!) on GR3. Further details will be posted on our blog on the run-up to the 19th May and of course we will be updating at least once a day together with pics and vids. You can sign up for email alerts each time we update our blog by clicking on the follow link on the bottom right hand corner of the page. The blog can be found here http://membership853.wordpress.com/2014/04/ Here's hoping for an active 2 weeks!
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    Couple of high based rumbles at about 730am
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    Distant rumbles over the Wash
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    I believe the gust recorded in Norfolk was at Gorlestone in 1987 however it was disputed after the event and downgraded to 98mph.
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    Just a point here Folkestone is in Kent, not Norfolk.
  18. Candice
    SkyWarnUK warnings : http://www.skywarn.org.uk/current.html Everything bar the kitchen sink.
  19. Candice
    SKYWARN UK SEVERE WEATHER WARNING - PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SITUATION #014 ISSUED: 2200UTC TUESDAY 11TH FEBRUARY 2014 SKYWARN UK HAS ISSUED A WARNING FOR PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS SEVERE WEATHER AS FOLLOWS: WIDESPREAD, DAMAGING, AND POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS WIND GUSTS GWYNEDD ANGLESEY CONWY DEESIDE FLINTSHIRE MERSEYSIDE LANCASHIRE GREATER MANCHESTER NORTH YORK MOORS IN EFFECT FROM 1600UTC UNTIL 2200UTC PLEASE REFER TO WATCH #012 AND WARNING #013 FOR SYNOPSIS DISCUSSION: THERE IS GOOD MODEL AND PARTNER AGENCY CONFIDENCE IN THE LIKELIHOOD OF A PARTICULARLY DANGEROUS PERIOD OF SEVERE WEATHER DURING WEDNESDAY. AS THE LOW REACHES PEAK INTENSITY CROSSING THE IRISH SEA, MODEL GUIDANCE SUGGESTS MEAN WIND SPEEDS OF ABOVE 60MPH MAY BE ACHEIVED, WITH GUSTS POSSIBLY ABOVE 90MPH, FROM AROUND 1600UTC ONWARDS FOR COASTAL AREAS. NORTH WALES AND WESTERN PARTS OF NORTHERN ENGLAND MAY BE EXPOSED TO GUSTS NEAR 90MPH ESPECIALLY OVER SNOWDONIA, THE PENNINES AND YORKSHIRE DALES. THESE WINDS WILL BE DAMAGING, AS SUCH DIRECT OBSERVATION IS NOT ADVISED. PLEASE MONITOR WEATHER AND TRAVEL INFO AS NECESSARY.
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    Looks like GFS 6Z has completely binned Fri/Sat storm for the moment
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    XC take their data from GFS
  22. Candice
    Sadly they are not regulated by the IPCC - see reply from them below:Thank you for making a complaint to the Press Complaints Commission about the Daily Express.The PCC formally considers complaints about the vast majority of UK newspapers and magazines, provided that they subscribe to the system of self-regulation independently overseen by the PCC.Northern & Shell – the publishers of the Daily Express – do not currently subscribe to the system of self-regulation independently overseen by the PCC. The publication does not therefore fall under the Commission’s jurisdiction and, as such, we are unable to take forward your concerns in this matter.In the circumstances, you may wish to complain directly to the publication. Its contact details are as follows:Nicole PattersonDaily Express Legal DepartmentThe Northern & Shell Building10 Lower Thames StreetLondon, EC3R 6ENSwitchboard Tel: 020 8612 7000News Desk Tel: 020 7098 2982Nicole.patterson@express.co.ukEditor: Hugh Whittow14 minutes ago · Like
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    180mph super winds with GUSTS of 90mph - rather defies all the laws of physics lol
  24. Candice
    King's Lynn Quay at high tide https://twitter.com/matthewusher/status/408701255456784384
  25. Candice
    Hee hee, but he never replies back
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