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![]() "Dave Cornwell" wrote in message ... "Will Hand" wrote in message ... "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message ... On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 14:56:34 +0100, "Dave R." wrote: Ah this is more like it but it took its time to come 14.53hrs now and its "official rain" the sort that bounces off the pavement not heavy but light. Though how nuch of this before it peters out i'd be surprised It's been p***ing it down here in Southamptonland for 12 hours now, light to moderate but continuous. Over half an inch of it so far at a guess (had a quick glance at the rain guage but I wasn't staying out there to measure it!). From the radar, Nigel in Romsey should have had more than me. That'll take it well over 50mm here, for the month to date. Enough! I say *squelch*. 50mm, is that all - drizzle :-) Will ---------------------- I daren't think how much has fallen on Dartmoor today. I've had 11mm so far which doesn't sound much but that's 32 mm this week, which is a lot for here! 43.4mm here in Haytor, so far ... Higher up there has been circa 69mm near Postbridge at 360m asl. I estimate 90mm on the most exposed Tors. http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm http://www.dartcom.co.uk/index.php and it's still heaving down at 3.3 mm/h here. Circa 170mm in the month so far. Will -- |
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On 9 Jul, 18:13, "Will Hand" wrote:
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message ... "Will Hand" wrote in message ... "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message . .. On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 14:56:34 +0100, "Dave R." wrote: Ah this is more like it but it took its time to come *14.53hrs now and its "official rain" the sort that bounces off the pavement not heavy but light. Though how nuch of this before it peters out *i'd be surprised It's been p***ing it down here in Southamptonland for 12 hours now, light to moderate but continuous. Over half an inch of it so far at a guess (had a quick glance at the rain guage but I wasn't staying out there to measure it!). From the radar, Nigel in Romsey should have had more than me. That'll take it well over 50mm here, for the month to date. Enough! I say *squelch*. 50mm, is that all - drizzle :-) Will ---------------------- I daren't think how much has fallen on Dartmoor today. I've had 11mm so far which doesn't sound much but that's 32 mm this week, *which is a lot for here! 43.4mm here in Haytor, so far ... Higher up there has been circa 69mm near Postbridge at 360m asl. I estimate 90mm on the most exposed Tors.http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...o.uk/index.php and it's still heaving down at 3.3 mm/h here. Circa 170mm in the month so far. Will 50.8mm in Penzance in 24 hours ending 18:00 today. That's the largest 24 hour total since 78.9mm on 26/6/06 90.4mm so far this month. Still, with a bit of a swell, only moderate SW winds, 18-19C, SST 15-16C and some sunshine, might be pretty good for a bit of bodyboarding this weekend. Graham Penzance |
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On Jul 9, 7:32*pm, Graham Easterling
wrote: On 9 Jul, 18:13, "Will Hand" wrote: "Dave Cornwell" wrote in message ... "Will Hand" wrote in message ... "Dave Ludlow" wrote in message . .. On Wed, 9 Jul 2008 14:56:34 +0100, "Dave R." wrote: Ah this is more like it but it took its time to come *14.53hrs now and its "official rain" the sort that bounces off the pavement not heavy but light. Though how nuch of this before it peters out *i'd be surprised It's been p***ing it down here in Southamptonland for 12 hours now, light to moderate but continuous. Over half an inch of it so far at a guess (had a quick glance at the rain guage but I wasn't staying out there to measure it!). From the radar, Nigel in Romsey should have had more than me. That'll take it well over 50mm here, for the month to date. Enough! I say *squelch*. 50mm, is that all - drizzle :-) Will ---------------------- I daren't think how much has fallen on Dartmoor today. I've had 11mm so far which doesn't sound much but that's 32 mm this week, *which is a lot for here! 43.4mm here in Haytor, so far ... Higher up there has been circa 69mm near Postbridge at 360m asl. I estimate 90mm on the most exposed Tors.http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...nt_Vantage_Pro.... and it's still heaving down at 3.3 mm/h here. Circa 170mm in the month so far. Will 50.8mm in Penzance in 24 hours ending 18:00 today. That's the largest 24 hour total since 78.9mm on 26/6/06 90.4mm so far this month. Still, with a bit of a swell, only moderate SW winds, 18-19C, SST 15-16C and some sunshine, might be pretty good for a bit of bodyboarding this weekend. Graham Penzance- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Rained all day here. Ever so wet. A clearance should be here within the hour. Thank goodness. Paul |
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