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Perhaps if it had been in the middle day when people are out and about, a few local red warnings may be warranted. Thankfully, 99% of people are safe in their beds and will wake up to a horizontal wheelie bin or a cancelled train to work at most.
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Temperature Record Monitor Thread
cambs_ry replied to Radiating Dendrite's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
One or two amateur weather stations reporting 40C and even 41C to the SE of Cambridge. Probably the area to watch. Would be interesting to see the record broken again at the Botanical Gardens! https://www.wunderground.com/dashboard/pws/ICAMBRID169 -
Temperature Record Monitor Thread
cambs_ry replied to Radiating Dendrite's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Charlwood, Surrey at 34.8C @ 12:00 -
Model Output Discussion - Autumn arrives
cambs_ry replied to Cheshire Freeze's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
Lots of hair-splitting at the moment, the heat is exhausting enough! Anyway, the ECM is exhibiting lots of storm potential Tuesday PM for southern England, though the GFS has CAPEs of 2000+ in the north - what’s at play here? -
Model Output Discussion - Autumn arrives
cambs_ry replied to Cheshire Freeze's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
I concur. I think a lot of models are overdoing the progression of the Iberian low. Recent JMA run seem the most plausible in that regard. -
May I ask why? Attributing any positive thoughts or feelings to a symptom of our catastrophic climate breakdown seems unfathomable to me and many others, I suspect.
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There is a Cobra meeting today, so that should indicate how seriously our public bodies are taking this. Of course I’m not suggesting many thousands of healthy people will be dropping down dead, but there will be dozens, if not hundreds of heat-related hospitalisations and sadly deaths in vulnerable populations in this extreme albeit brief heatwave. FWIW, I work in a public health organisation and I am certainly not the first to use the term “mass casualty event” - it isn’t used lightly.
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Provided you’re well hydrated, in good health and have access to a relatively cool space. This is otherwise a dangerous spell of weather. We’re potentially about to see a mass casualty event. I’ve no doubt the Met Office will upgrade the extreme heat warning to a red in the next 24-48 hours, given the increased likelihood - it’s already at the top of the impact matrix for severity.
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Storms and Convective discussion - 25th July 2021 onwards
cambs_ry replied to Supacell's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
Had a brief spell of lightning and large hail, currently in a bit of a lull before that more intense cell pushes NE from Northwich/Warrington -
Winter 2020/21 chat, ramps, moans and banter
cambs_ry replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Complete reversals are rare, it's more continuous refinement based on the evidence available, which itself is constantly evolving in the chaotic system that is weather. That's good science.