Net-weather Alert 00114/115

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Weather Alert

Category: Level 2 Warning

Weather type: Thunderstorms and torrential rain

Affecting: Southern, Eastern and Central England

Time and Date Valid For: 13.00 Friday 9th September to 23.59 Saturday 10th September 2005

Time Of Issue: 17.45 Thursday 8th September 2005.

During Friday, instability across the above regions is likely to mean the development of heavy showers and storms. The shower/storms could lead to significant rainfall totals in places meaning localised flooding is possible. Frequent lightning and gusting winds are also possible.

Saturday again sees the same areas at risk of further heavy rain and storms with the same localised severe weather again possible.

Please be aware that further updates and flash alerts may be issued.

Confidence Level: 70%

Note: This alert should be considered a guide and we strongly recommend you stay tuned to the Met-Office for further warnings and updates.

Please note, that this alert is covered by the net-weather terms and conditions of use, which are viewable here

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This is a seperate alert to alert 00114, which is still currently valid alongside this one

Weather Alert

Category: Level 2 Warning

Weather type: Heavy rain

Affecting: North midlands, Northern England, Northern Ireland, Southern Scotland

Time and Date Valid For: 20.00 Friday 9th September to 23.59 Saturday 10th September 2005

Time Of Issue: 16.30 Friday 9th September 2005.

An area of heavy rain is likely to develop during the evening tonight (friday) across The North Midlands and also in Northern Ireland. The area of rainfall in England will gradually move north overnight and throughout tomorrow. Rainfall totals in excess of 50mm are probable, so localised flooding is a risk.

Please be aware that further updates and flash alerts may be issued.

Confidence Level: 80%

Note: This alert should be considered a guide and we strongly recommend you stay tuned to the Met-Office for further warnings and updates.

Please note, that this alert is covered by the net-weather terms and conditions of use, which are viewable here