Up here at 55N at 2100z the front seems to have spluttered to a stop halfway
across the Pennines. So much for extratropical cyclone "Alex".

No lightning being detected in this area but SW Scotland seems to be getting
plastered according to the topkarten sferics site.

Bracknell is showing the low almost QS at 091200z with the fronts just about
clearing the NE of England. At T+36 showing a wave which will presumably
traverse up the front. Don't hold your breath.

The murk has moved in from the North Sea too.. killing all chance of
convection I suspect.

Typical. Must forget to put film in the video camera and ensure batteries
aren't charged in the digicam next time.

Everybody... suck hard!

):

Les

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Les Crossan,
Wallsend, Tyne & Wear 55N 01-30W,
Home of the Wallsend Stormcam - http://www.uksevereweather.org.uk

"lawrence jenkins" wrote in message
...
Well 21.51 and the skies are clear here in SE London .
UKMO have severe weather warnings for the Central Southern England: Heavy
Rain at 20:00 yet their tedious map on shows showers and clear skys for
that same area.
Looking at the rainfull animation it clearly shows that at 20:00 therain
was
nowhere near central southern England. Is there another England?

I get the feeling looking at that rainfall animation, that all the rain
will
fizzle out before it reaches London.




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