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Robbie Garrett

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  1. Heavy rain here, and thunder heard from that band in Zone 1 London.
  2. Tops up to FL360 observed in this convective mess moving NE at 25KT
  3. Tops up to FL380 in the channel observed - moving at 20KT in a north north easterly direction.
  4. 2022 - 2023 - Source - London & Southeast / @TheSnowDreamer
  5. I am more referring to the part about people saying they don't want the government to control them. They already have laws in place since 9/11 and 7/7 that enable them to monitor, track and listen to what you are doing.
  6. I don't get what the big huh-ha is about with this. It's a cost-effective way for the Government to transmit messaging and safe lives etc, i.e. extreme weather (Cumbria Floods, Dec 2010 etc) Say a certain word, and your phone will be listened to for a very long time by GCHQ.....
  7. Rain was biblical for almost an hour in Central London. Reminds me of that day in April 2012 (IIRC?) where it rained for 24 hours very heavily.
  8. Rain drops just started here in SE17. Sound big, so obviously some thick clouds with high tops.
  9. As much as I love cold weather (Snow and what comes with it) Charts like these are needed long-term to recover from the baron runs we've experienced.
  10. A lot of it is also political. MetO staff, Agency Workers, Gritters, Street Workers all want pay rises. I've lived in a Labour Ward all my life and have never seen this level of incompetence from them by the lack of gritting or salt on the streets. Tomorrow is going to be carnage. But ultimately it makes the GOV look bad, again. Maybe potentially this is because it's a Sunday, but Feb 2009 was a Sunday and that was the the Amber Equivalent? What time was that Arome/Harmonie model? None of the TAFS really had SN in it till this afternoon, so most flights got caught out. Luckily though most flight crew took extra for the fog/mist which would cover the snow.
  11. I'd say though, an Amber was more warranted. Most of the transport network has collapsed. What are the National Severe Weather Warning Service Impact tables? WWW.METOFFICE.GOV.UK Make sure you know what to do when severe weather is forecast
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