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4 minutes ago, sheikhy said:
Wow that is something man!and the low is further west so a ridge could build in from the south and keep temps into the hot category into wednesday!!
20 isothern on shetland door step, its unbelievable!!
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22 minutes ago, mb018538 said:
39c in Lincs/Yorkshire on Tuesday. Be amazing if the UK record went so far north!
That wpuld be a massive shock for parts of yorkshire. Usually a struggle to get anywhere above 30c. So 36 to 39 degrees widely would be a massive shock and let alone near or above the national record! Leeds, huddersfield, york, sheffield potential to smash their records by a margin if this pans out
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Saturday on the ukmo is looking even hotter than 00z for saturday. The uppers are ranging from 18 to 25c across england! Surely mid to high 30s there! The record in 2003 was with 20c uppers!
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3 minutes ago, Mesogeiakos said:
What happened in Canada was truly very rare. The fact that Canada now beats the all time European record of 48.0C in Athens back in 1977 is crazy. If Canada can do it then the UK and many other countries of Central Europe can also smash their records. It seems a very rare event this time.
Its so strange in the last couple years a lot of countries are smashing all time records by quite up to 4 to 6 degrees! Its occuring places you would never think and i agree with your post. 38.7 is the hottest temperature and yet that could potentially be smashed by a huge margin in a large swathe of the country. Leeds touching nearly 40c on the 12z! Absolutly ridiculous when you think the record of 38.7 was probably an isolated area!
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So glad I have a holiday booked to canaries in september. I don't have high hopes for this summer. I don't think this spring has been particularly memorable to be honest. Its feels more like end of october than may! I don't remember a spring with such a lack of anything over 20c. I know 30c doesnt always occur before summer, but in an apparent warming climate its much more common these days. We have been spoilt rotten last decade or so for bouts of warmth/heat in both seasons. Think that trend may buckle this year. Seem to be struggling with widespread warmth this year across the country
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Anyone know the wind/gust strengths for are region from Franlkin. Felt way worse this morning on way to work and how the hell all this came to just a yellow warning is beyond me! All the flooding across Yorkshire, Rotherham looks a dire state. God knows what would be needed for a red warning in our region. 100s of flood warning and barely a mention in the media..
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2 minutes ago, Freeze said:
Strong winds outside but must have missed the rain,squall just skipped past.
Note this is kph not mph
Just seen my bad. Thank you
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4 minutes ago, Mike Poole said:
Recently recorded wind gusts km/h:
80mph gusts inland and 70s fairly widely. Get the impression this has been underestimated or im reading into it wrong. Especially when the worst of it looks to be early hours into rush hour?
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Winds suddenly ramping up here. Last hour was just relatively windy, only now its starting to get very wild. With sodden ground, trees most likely be pulled down quite easy
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Wind is starting to pick up more here now has anyone else noticed? Last hour or so just relatively windy, only now its start to ramp up. Very worrying night with sodden ground, will quite easily pull trees down...
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16 minutes ago, Sara_south_yorks said:
Also the yellow warning is just for wind, not for wind and rain??
Its horrendous out there! Flooding, damage all sorts.
But we aren't southerners so it doesn't matter does it lol. If this was in london right now there would be red warnings left right and centre
I said something similar earlier as well. Its bad enough having 2 seperate yellow warning for both wind and rain, but it only warrants a yellow, on the back of eunice that still came with a punch up here! All the snow melt on top. Its diabolical on the mets part. Its like they dont get the weather up here.
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Not sure why northwest and pennine areas are in yellow for wind and rain! I would understand if this was the first instance, but eunice still packed a punch and the strongest winds are showing in the north of england. After days of heavy rainfall and weakened infrastructure, you would have expected at least an amber warning.If this had occurred further south, there would be amber...
Its very bog here at the minute, i live on a hill, so i can only imagine how bad it will get for those on lower ground and near streams and rivers. They never seem to take it seriously in these particular parts at all and its annoying
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The winds across the northwest and pennines warrant an amber warning surely! On top of the current YELLOW rain warning thats currently over parts of northwest and yorkshire after storm eunice as well. Ridiculous! I know Eunice was much worse further south, but it did pack quite a punch up here and if anything storm franklin has some very high gusts projected for these parts. Which is only going to add to the problems already occured in theae areas.
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Getting very bad here now! Worse windstorm for a long time!
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Anyone know if the southern pennines will have a bigger impact from the winds due to geographic nature and under the inpacts of such a powerful storm?
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Anyone seen lighting? Seen a few now! Also note winds really fire up and seems to calm for a few minutes. Weird.
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Some sort of squall like feature just went through 10 minutes ago, very gusty winds, poor visibility and lashing with rain. That was crazy 5 minutes! Sure i saw one flash of lightning earlier also!
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7 hours ago, Paul_1978 said:
Yesterday the trend was that the storm was tracking more across the south on each run. It’s looks to be tracking a little further north again this morning. Looks very worrying.
Im a bit concerned now. Its slightpy trended north this brings more of the north of england in line, seems there will be no escape from this one. These things usually downgrade near the time frame, but its seems to be bring more areas in line and the intensity more or less the same, if not worse. Red warnings tomorrow?
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17 hours ago, s4lancia said:
JFF, I’m not sure I’ve seen many like this ever. It’s not so much the depth of the cold, it’s from where it’s sourced
Like I say, JFF this one…
Potential to be a January’84 ??
Thats a chart you would expect if AMOC collapsed or slowing down. Still thing that would be the way to go if it did ever happen. Still think the last few years have been some sort of transition period possibly of it slowing down a bit, could be why weather has been so unusual the last few years. Maybe this is why the last few years has been so up and down in extremes, though i still can't decide whether this is just climate change or as i say a slow transition to something much more off scale. Very interesting times i think. Only look at this winter to see how unusually high pressure influenced and lack of atlantic attacks.
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Any news on how the gulf stream is behaving in recent times? Evidence of a it slowing down or nearly on it ways out i have heard in recent years. I did read somewhere a complete shutdown if happened would only take up to 2 to 3 years!
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3 hours ago, Hull 1963 said:
I was reading an article lately regarding the Beaufort Gyre. They say that according to some researchers it is starting to give. They are suggesting that combined with a solar minimum, future winters will make this winter seem like a golden age of tropical warmth.
An interesting take on things and worth considering as a possibility in my opinion.
Do you have a link to this? Presuming this is suggestion is to happen in are lifetimes with current solar minimum? Do they expect this run of more milder winters to descend more into colder winters again. That would certainly be interesting to me in climate change era. Ive always thought with a warming planet, there would be at least rare occasions for serious cold to get to this part of world, especially with the ever more unbalanced, unstable climate and the warmth getting into higher latitudes.
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Correct me if I am wrong, just going by past experience in similar scenarios. If that low tracks south at end of week, then a strong possibility of pulling in E/NE winds and convective snow showers off north sea?
Just a thought, because in my opinion I don't see the snow line getting up here in time for christmas, they very rarely do.
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28 minutes ago, Staffmoorlands said:
Disappointing ECM for this area as the snow risk has moved south of the north midlands for the early Christmas period.
Still time to correct back north but I find in these situations the low will end up affecting France and not the UK
Further south is better for all. More than likely end up in an east to north easterly flow by time it gets to christmas. Snow showers and convection off the north sea would come into play near time as the time period comes into high res. So i don't believe it will be an issue if it ends up anywhere further south to be fair. They usually end up further south like you say.
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Will take p14 over any run that I have ever seen in model watching for run up to christmas. Crazy!
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Model Output Discussion - Autumn arrives
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Posted · Edited by Blessed Weather
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Not really lol, but those sort of temperatures are unheard of here period. Especially for 2 to 3 days on trot. But even so would probably battle on
24 isothern over most of england and wales. Is 40c+ possible within that?