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Ah well it had to happen sooner or later, rain now turned heavy at 6.1 mm/h,
total in last 45 minutes 1.3 mm.
Temp 12.6 deg C. No thunder heard yet. Colorful echoes on the radar in the rain
mass.

Rain, rain go away, come back again in October :-)

I love it really!

Will.
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Rain, rain go away, come back again in October :-)

I love it really!

Will.
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Will

Send it over here to Bedford, sunny and warm and no rain


Chris

On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 10:14:22 GMT, Chris Mantle
wrote:


Send it over here to Bedford, sunny and warm and no rain


Chris

I had a call from Bedford at about 1700 and it had been (and gone?)

We had 5.1mm here in Dorset with a brief spell up to 64mm/hr. No bangs
and crashes so really a useful shower.

Nothing on the horizon to disturb my evening..... In a staff sweep,
got the 29th team out (of 32)- Brazil. The £80 could come in very
handy.......

R

"Robin Nicholson" wrote in
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On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 10:14:22 GMT, Chris Mantle
wrote:


Send it over here to Bedford, sunny and warm and no rain


Chris

I had a call from Bedford at about 1700 and it had been (and gone?)

We had 5.1mm here in Dorset with a brief spell up to 64mm/hr. No bangs
and crashes so really a useful shower.

Nothing on the horizon to disturb my evening..... In a staff sweep,
got the 29th team out (of 32)- Brazil. The £80 could come in very
handy.......

R

Just 1.9mm in Romsey from a couple of showery outbreaks of rain
(a horrible term, I know, but seems to best describe the scene, as
the sky is covered in SC clouds with some embedded instability).
Rainfall for the month so far stands at 3.6mm and we have yet to
hear thunder this June.

Cheers,

Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire)

Just 1.9mm in Romsey from a couple of showery outbreaks of rain
(a horrible term, I know, but seems to best describe the scene, as
the sky is covered in SC clouds with some embedded instability).
Rainfall for the month so far stands at 3.6mm and we have yet to
hear thunder this June.

I definitely heard thunder from Dunbridge on the 4th, it sounded about
5 miles away so maybe it was possible to hear it from Romsey if there
was no background noise.

Nick

Ah well it had to happen sooner or later, rain now turned heavy at 6.1 mm/h,
total in last 45 minutes 1.3 mm.
Temp 12.6 deg C. No thunder heard yet. Colorful echoes on the radar in the rain
mass.

Rain, rain go away, come back again in October :-)

I love it really!

Will.

How come the (what sounds like persistent) rain in the SW, but not
further east? The chart suggested a wave on the front affecting the
southeast but not the southwest.

Nick

On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 17:36:41 +0100, "Nigel Paice"
wrote:


Rainfall for the month so far stands at 3.6mm and we have yet to
hear thunder this June.

What did you get last month Nigel?
R

"Robin Nicholson" wrote in
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On Tue, 13 Jun 2006 17:36:41 +0100, "Nigel Paice"
wrote:


Rainfall for the month so far stands at 3.6mm and we have yet to
hear thunder this June.

What did you get last month Nigel?
R

94.3mm Robin, which probably explains why the land still
looks so green hereabouts and the grass keeps asking for
a trim despite the dry spell in the last fortnight. Plenty of
water left in the butt.

Regards,

Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire).