over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

says it all really all hype whilst I agree its raining since about 9'ish AM
its mostly very light or continuous light drizzle with even bright spells in
west London. I think this is same for further north of London too. I guess
its all tipped out across the south west. Took long enough to even arrive
here as well this morning.
Dave R.

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

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
Dave R.

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

"Dave R." wrote in message
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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
Dave R.
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Just glad to see you uncharacteristically appreciating the much needed rain
in these parts ;-)

Dave, S.Essex

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

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*.

--
Dave
Fareham (West)

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

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
Dave R.


Very little rain in Norfolk, just a couple of drizzly showers. Still
gloomy and cool enough to feel like October though.


Chris

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

Dave Ludlow wrote:

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.


I can vouch for that. I was thoroughly soaked by the time I had cycled
from Southampton Central to my office 6 miles away this morning. At
least we have showers in the building so I can get clean and dry!

Jonathan

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

"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
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over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

"Will Hand" wrote in message
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"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

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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!

Dave, Laindon, S.Essex.
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over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

Dave R. wrote:
says it all really all hype whilst I agree its raining since about 9'ish
AM its mostly very light or continuous light drizzle with even bright
spells in west London. I think this is same for further north of London
too. I guess its all tipped out across the south west. Took long enough
to even arrive here as well this morning.
Dave R.

Very little so far here in North Leeds. Just a few light spits for a few
moments then stopped for an hour or so before a very light shower at
approx 16.30 hrs.
Not bad since we were supposed to be getting a deluge from about 12noon
onwards.

over hyped rain in the East and South East
 

"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
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"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

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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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