On Oct 23, 6:11*pm, Dawlish wrote:
On Oct 23, 4:59*pm, Len Wood wrote:





On Oct 23, 1:12*pm, Dawlish wrote:

On Oct 23, 12:48*pm, "Freddie" wrote:

"Paul Hyett" wrote in message

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But we've been fooled before...

Yep, haven't we just!

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Freddie
Bayston Hill
Shropshire
102m AMSLhttp://www.hosiene.co.uk/weather/cumulus/

Oh yes we have! We can certainly do with the rain here, but as to the
amount and extent; I think it's a wait and see. "Prolonged torrential
rain" is not what the MetO are presently forecasting, but like I say,
let's see.

So many people out today! I think they've seen tomorrow's forecast and
they are making the best of what is probably the last weekend that has
anything like summer weather. Nice out there. A mild breezy southerly
and 17C. Pleasant. However a steadily falling barometer with a
southerly and increasing high and mediium level cloud never augurs
well!

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Country Tracks forecast of weather for the week ahead on BBC, given by
Liam Hutton at 1150

'SW England, Wales and Northern Ireland on Monday will widely receive
40-50mm of rain but some places more,
hazardous driving conditions...'

Len Wood
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We'll see. the first proper storm for ages, hopefully! It certainly
looks wet. Windy too! A steady force 4/5 presently and it has backed
ENE.

The rain looks to be arriving a litttle quicker than forecast. Some
patchy stuff appears to have reached you already, Len.- Hide quoted text -

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Total 32.7 mm in the 24 hrs to 1800 in Wembury.
No record broken.

Oct record stands at 39.8 mm on 11 Oct 1993. Obs began in 1985.

Len Wood
Wembury, SW Devon, 83 m asl