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Old February 12th 06, 01:05 PM posted to uk.sci.weather
Norman Lynagh Norman Lynagh is offline
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Default [OBS] Bracknell(Tawfield) Sun 12 Feb 2006

In message , Martin Rowley
writes

"Phil Layton" wrote in message
...

Martin, I am also at 80m, but have higher ground to the S & SW (as I
am on the northern side of the North Downs) - are you in a flat area?
just wondered if there was any other reason why you have more rain!

5.8mm here so far today.


... we are pretty flat; no orographic reason that I can bring to mind to
explain a difference - more likely a function of the variability in the
(diffuse) frontal zone which is evident in the radarnet imagery: the
green/yellow "blobs" have been biased more towards us ;-)

Martin.


8.9 mm in Chalfont St Giles up to 0900z and a further 2.5 mm to 1300z.
Probably a slight bit of orographic enhancement due to the proximity of
the Chiltern Hills.

Norman.
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England