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Further to my report at 1710 UTC. Showers or rain more or less continuousd
since 1630, although now very light. Rainfall just read at 1800 UTC - 5.1mm, most of which fell between 1647 and 1712. Eric Belton |
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![]() Eric Belton wrote: Further to my report at 1710 UTC. Showers or rain more or less continuousd since 1630, although now very light. Rainfall just read at 1800 UTC - 5.1mm, most of which fell between 1647 and 1712. Eric - 3.8 mm fell here to 1800z, most of which fell in two heavy showers heaviest around 1520z and 1625z. There was much more rain around Junction 11 M4; when I came through there about 1645z the Three Mile Cross roundabout was awash (although it does flood easily there) - looks to me to have been at least 10 mm fall there. It was dry when I left Bracknell about 1620z and the rain only began on the A329M; traffic on M4 was stationary at times, probably due to the conditions. Light level fell to just below 2 W/m2 - dark, to all intents and purposes! - at 1624z. Stephen Stratfield Mortimer |
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