On Tuesday, 12 July 2016 12:07:30 UTC+1, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Tuesday, 12 July 2016 09:25:43 UTC+1, Graham Easterling wrote:
At 08:00 this morning we had a shower which dropped 3.4mm in 10mins. We are surrounded by showers, with little gap inbetween. The radar demonstrates this. The MetO Fax chart for 06:00 shows a trough overhead, there is clearly deep convection but . . .

Chance of rain for Penzance @ 08:00 & 09:00 still shown as 5% (it's now 09:20 by the way - so it's happened). If anyone involved could explain that, I'd be interested.

Still - weather looking much better (at least in the south) from Thurs.

Lucky Stithian's Show was yesterday, it would be a bit muddy this morning.

The alternative Pembroke dangler is the jellyfish front. As the residual pink mice are swept into the Norwegian Sea, an approaching blocked system is showing us its dangly bits.

The "delta n" rapidly gains a crossed tee. By t+36 it is a Portuguese Man O War complete with thundery bits. And we know (by now, surely?) where the tail is going and how radically it affects the likes of me.

Now give us the cryptic version.