South East England & East Anglia Regional Weather Discussion 15/02/14

[john pike]

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/Testimonies/comments.php?id=360897

 

read all the remarks about the felt quake in wales

 

read the comments then see the one below

 

 

Scared the crap outta me!!!!

 

made me laugh

 

 

looks like i may be a tad busy on my other bits now as well

 

hi mk

 

see what i mean?

[john pike]

 

tadpole alert

[john pike]

cor these are early

 

fax chart for monday

 

 

after overnight rain

 

we resume with a breezy bit not strong south west flow

 

rain first thing then becoming dryer

 

there is a trough on there which may give some showers in the afternoon

 

but nothing heavy

 

temps

 

temps around 8-9 degrees

 

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tuesday

 

 

a cold and breezy westerly and under cold 528 dam air

 

some showers around in the morning and poss heavy

 

looks to dry out in the afternoon

 

temps around 6-8 degrees but will feel cold in the wind

Edited February 20, 2014 by john pike

[Snowangel-MK]

 looks like i may be a tad busy on my other bits now as well hi mk see what i mean?

Hi John - yes saw this and thought of you ....and of course the excess have got a headline out of it ... http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/460834/Earthquake-hits-off-north-Devon-coast-felt-as-far-away-as-Wales-and-Cornwall

[Jax]

buggerations I still have not watched that DVD and it goes back on Sat

[lassie23]

buggerations I still have not watched that DVD and it goes back on Sat

what is it, i can tell you whether it is worth watching

[Jax]

what is it, i can tell you whether it is worth watching

Skyfell/fall a bond movie

[lassie23]

Skyfell/fall a bond movie

yes worth watching but not as good as casino royal, but much better than quantum of onions

[Alixzandra]

Skyfell/fall a bond movie

watch it tomorrow! Don't waste your rental, it's worth it ;-)weather = Raining

[Jax]

yes worth watching but not as good as casino royal, but much better than quantum of onions

quantum was poo

 

 

listening to retro on you tube now

 

 

listed it before but I do not care (rebel that I am)

[lassie23]

Can too many Cadbury Wispas lead to premature death?

[john pike]

heres a gfs pub run special

 

 

http://www.meteociel.fr/modeles/gfse_cartes.php?ech=204&code=0&mode=0

 

have a look at link above

 

its possible

 

but very unlikely

[Jax]

I am being good and going bed, night all.

[john pike]

ecm ensembles

 

temps

 

 

wind

 

 

rain

 

 

http://www.weathercast.co.uk/services/ensemble-forecast.html?eps=london

 

i will let you work these out

 

note gfs the thick blue line is way over mean line again

 

some rain for us yes

 

loads of rain

 

i am not conviced on that

[Snowangel-MK]

 

tadpole alert

 

Oh dear the Daily Excess will be on to that next....I can just see it now....

 

Plague of “Flesh Eating†tadpoles crossing the Atlantic:

Wildlife experts have suggested the recent spate of cold weather in the USA could have led to the mutation of these creatures which have a grossly enlarged heads and powerful tail muscles.

Doctor Jeremy Fisher, of the RSPB, said a late hatching season combined with the recent stormy weather could have caused them to grow enormous but they will not metamorphosize into frogs, instead ending up as unusually big tadpoles.

Arthur Weasley and his wife Molly, of Swanage, discovered the fish pond in their back garden has been overtaken by an army of the large black visitors. The bewildered pair say they have “hundreds†of the slippery creatures in the pond and Lucky their family dog has gone missing.

Doctor Fisher said: “It’s possible that in extreme cases these ‘Flesh Eating’ tadpoles thrust through the water towards their prey and grab it in its jaws, the victim has no chance and is dead within seconds.

[Eskimo]

Oh dear the Daily Excess will be on to that next....I can just see it now....

 

Plague of “Flesh Eating†tadpoles crossing the Atlantic:

 

Wildlife experts have suggested the recent spate of cold weather in the USA could have led to the mutation of these creatures which have a grossly enlarged heads and powerful tail muscles.

 

Doctor Jeremy Fisher, of the RSPB, said a late hatching season combined with the recent stormy weather could have caused them to grow enormous but they will not metamorphosize into frogs, instead ending up as unusually big tadpoles.

 

Arthur Weasley and his wife Molly, of Swanage, discovered the fish pond in their back garden has been overtaken by an army of the large black visitors. The bewildered pair say they have “hundreds†of the slippery creatures in the pond and Lucky their family dog has gone missing.

 

Doctor Fisher said: “It’s possible that in extreme cases these ‘Flesh Eating’ tadpoles thrust through the water towards their prey and grab it in its jaws, the victim has no chance and is dead within seconds.

 

WHAT!?

[Snowangel-MK]

WHAT!?

 

It's okay I'm applying for a job at the daily excess  

[Captain Shortwave]

Oh dear the Daily Excess will be on to that next....I can just see it now....

 

Plague of “Flesh Eating†tadpoles crossing the Atlantic:

 

Wildlife experts have suggested the recent spate of cold weather in the USA could have led to the mutation of these creatures which have a grossly enlarged heads and powerful tail muscles.

 

Doctor Jeremy Fisher, of the RSPB, said a late hatching season combined with the recent stormy weather could have caused them to grow enormous but they will not metamorphosize into frogs, instead ending up as unusually big tadpoles.

 

Arthur Weasley and his wife Molly, of Swanage, discovered the fish pond in their back garden has been overtaken by an army of the large black visitors. The bewildered pair say they have “hundreds†of the slippery creatures in the pond and Lucky their family dog has gone missing.

 

Doctor Fisher said: “It’s possible that in extreme cases these ‘Flesh Eating’ tadpoles thrust through the water towards their prey and grab it in its jaws, the victim has no chance and is dead within seconds.

 

Could be worse.......

 

Winter washout caused by aliens!!!!

 

 

Clear and sunny start to the day here.

[chilly milly]

Morning all!

 

It's a chilly 2.6c here this morning.  The sky is clear and looking promising.

 

Happy birthday today to Robbie Garrett and gazb21.

 

I dreamt about my long gone mum and dad last night and it's left me in a nostalgic mood this morning.  I may have an 80s day today in their memory.

Edited February 21, 2014 by chilly milly

[Ruthie]

Beautiful blue sky and crisp. What a lovely start to Friday. Happy weekend all !

[Nick F]

Beautiful blue sky and crisp. What a lovely start to Friday. Happy weekend all !

 

Indeed, and the weekend's looking mostly dry and sunny for the us in the southeast too. Will make the most of it before the wind and rain returns next week!

[Heisenberg]

morning all,

 

A lovely morning albeit a little fresh. Had to scrape the car this morning which was nice.

 

Weekend looking good too. We might actually be able to do something outdoors for a change....whoo hooo. Plus leaving early this afternoon,....now all i need is to win the Euro millions and that will make for a pretty good friday lol

 

have a nice POETS day Y'all

[frozencanals]

Morning

 

Well my tin of de-icer remains firmly sealed again, I really don't think I am going to have to open it this winter.  It was a bit fresh this morning on my walk to the station but no sign of a frost.

 

Regards

 

 

Darren

[Atlantis]

Good morning everyone.

A lovely, bright and clear start to the day here. A tad chilly at 4.7, but beautiful none the less.

What a difference a week makes! Will actually enjoy taking the dog for a walk this morning.

Have a good day whatever you are doing.

[snow raven]

Morning all,

 

And what a lovely morning it is too - clear blue skies, and cold enough to have a little bit of ice on the car to scrape off this morning.

 

Fingers crossed for a nice dry weekend - I feel the need to get out and do something on Sunday again - it really helped to blow the cobwebs away when we went to Hastings a couple of weekends ago.

 

Have a good poets day - let's hope it goes quick so the weekend can begin!