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Wet and wild here at the moment with hail, thunder, lightning and blustery winds. Time to batten down the hatches ...
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South East and East Anglia Weather Discussion Sept 2019 onwards
Fitzwis replied to Blessed Weather's topic in Regional
Taken from the web ... source unknown. But if verified, some very impressive readings from this morning indeed -
Model output discussion - hot spell beckons but then what?
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
A very interesting LP indeed with strong to gale force winds too for the NW of France, SW England and the Channel Islands -
Storms and Convective Discussion - 25th June 2019 onwards
Fitzwis replied to Supacell's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
Confirmed ... there appears to be an isolated cell developing to our SW and we have lightning ... -
Winter weather chat, moans, banter and ramps
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
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Winter weather chat, moans, banter and ramps
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
Did anyone else pick up on the record low pressure GFS forecast for the Atlantic next week? 450mb!? Just wait until The Mail gets hold of this -
Following a couple of hours of snow we now have freezing drizzle and a report that parts of the sea around the shores of the island have frozen. Storm Emma’s fronts are really struggling at the moment against this cold air. Frigid here right now with snow and freezing drizzle forecast throughout the day. Stay safe peeps ??
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Model Moans, Ramps and Banter
Fitzwis replied to Polar Maritime's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
No mention during the recent BBC forecast of a breakdown at the end of the week. If anything, the forecast focused on increasing cold, increasing wind chill (feeling like -15 in places by Wednesday) and the increasing risk of heavy and disruptive snow for the South towards the end of the week (Thursday and Friday), not to mention snow showers and bands of snow effecting all parts of the UK throughout the week. Nothing to moan about there, just pure classic winter bliss even if we are heading into March. Ramp mode 100% on! But on a serious note, keep an eye on the vulnerable (the young and the elderly) including our animal friends as this event is going to be about as bad as winter gets for us here in Blighty ? ???? -
Model Moans, Ramps and Banter
Fitzwis replied to Polar Maritime's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
With The Siberian Express inbound, here are some useful instructions (for those who know) ... now where did I put my BP badge? ? -
Model Moans, Ramps and Banter
Fitzwis replied to Polar Maritime's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
When the number of The Beast shows in your local 5 day forecast, you know The Beast from The East is truly on its way ?? -
Model Output Discussion - cold spell to end Autumn
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Forecast Model Discussion
"chill out mate" ... snow more jokes please - you'll be giving me the cold shoulder next ... mods, I'll get my coat and see myself out -
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Storm Angus - the first named storm of the season
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
Wow - what a night! Looking at the Jersey Met wind speed data from St Helier Harbour, the strongest mean recorded at sea level was around 54 knots (62mph) and the highest gust recorded at sea level was around 75 knots (86mph). It will be interesting to find out what they recorded at Jersey Airport which is more elevated ... -
Storm Angus - the first named storm of the season
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
Our roof tiles are having a right old knees up. Haven't heard them do that for a long time ... stay safe peeps ... -
Storm Angus - the first named storm of the season
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
Wild down here at the moment. The whole of our house is creeking with every gust and we've just had a torrential downpour. Seasonal to say the very least ... -
Storm Angus - the first named storm of the season
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
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Storm Angus - the first named storm of the season
Fitzwis replied to Paul's topic in Storms & Severe Weather
And at Camaret-sur-Mer which is at a lower altitude than Pointe du Raz, 103 mph ... http://www.meteociel.com/