With 12.2mm of rain overnight my total for November now stands at
100.2mm, which beats the 99.0mm from 2002. (Data since 1978)
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Keith (Southend)
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e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Keith(Southend) wrote:
With 12.2mm of rain overnight my total for November now stands at
100.2mm, which beats the 99.0mm from 2002. (Data since 1978)


Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969

(John Pritchard & Bob Bedford)

I guess, it is possible looking at that low over the next two days :-)
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Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Keith(Southend) wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:
With 12.2mm of rain overnight my total for November now stands at
100.2mm, which beats the 99.0mm from 2002. (Data since 1978)


Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969

(John Pritchard & Bob Bedford)

I guess, it is possible looking at that low over the next two days :-)

106.4mm and counting, that knocks the 1969 total out of touch :-)


116.6mm as of 08:40 this morning, that now knocks the 1974 total into
touch, 20mm to beat the 1970 total and a 40 year record.

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Keith(Southend) wrote:

Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969


116.6mm as of 08:40 this morning, that now knocks the 1974 total into
touch, 20mm to beat the 1970 total and a 40 year record.


Ok, now that my 24 hours has just turned (18hr to 18hr), this is how
things stand after a steady fall of rain over the last hour or so
leaving todays total at 25.6mm (The magic inch)

November total thus far 125.8mm, so I'm looking at 10.8mm in the next 24
hours to beat the 1974 total of 136.5mm ~ Come on!
--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

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Keith(Southend) wrote:

Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969


116.6mm as of 08:40 this morning, that now knocks the 1974 total into
touch, 20mm to beat the 1970 total and a 40 year record.


Ok, now that my 24 hours has just turned (18hr to 18hr), this is how
things stand after a steady fall of rain over the last hour or so leaving
todays total at 25.6mm (The magic inch)

November total thus far 125.8mm, so I'm looking at 10.8mm in the next 24
hours to beat the 1974 total of 136.5mm ~ Come on!

Good luck Keith. I really hope you get there as I know how exciting it is!

Will
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Keith(Southend) wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:

Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969


116.6mm as of 08:40 this morning, that now knocks the 1974 total into
touch, 20mm to beat the 1970 total and a 40 year record.


Ok, now that my 24 hours has just turned (18hr to 18hr), this is how
things stand after a steady fall of rain over the last hour or so
leaving todays total at 25.6mm (The magic inch)

November total thus far 125.8mm, so I'm looking at 10.8mm in the next 24
hours to beat the 1974 total of 136.5mm ~ Come on!

**Eureka**

With a further 13.2mm overnight the November total now stands at
139.0mm, which now beats 1970.

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Keith(Southend) wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:
Keith(Southend) wrote:

Local records to beat is:
136.5mm November 1970 (& 133.6mm) 2 different locations.
113.8mm November 1974
103.6mm November 1969


116.6mm as of 08:40 this morning, that now knocks the 1974 total into
touch, 20mm to beat the 1970 total and a 40 year record.


Ok, now that my 24 hours has just turned (18hr to 18hr), this is how
things stand after a steady fall of rain over the last hour or so
leaving todays total at 25.6mm (The magic inch)

November total thus far 125.8mm, so I'm looking at 10.8mm in the next
24 hours to beat the 1974 total of 136.5mm ~ Come on!

**Eureka**

With a further 13.2mm overnight the November total now stands at
139.0mm, which now beats 1970.


Record well and truly broken with the total ending up as 143.0mm for
November 2009.

This is also 'my' second wettest month after narrowly being beaten by
January 1988 which saw 147.6mm.

--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net

Keith(Southend) wrote:

Record well and truly broken with the total ending up as 143.0mm for
November 2009.

This is also 'my' second wettest month after narrowly being beaten by
January 1988 which saw 147.6mm.


Local records also reveal the wettest month was September 1968 with
171.5mm, I remember the flooding.

Followed by:-
October 1960 167.4mm
September 1975 151.0mm
June 1971 148.7mm

Not conclusive, but often the following December's or January's have
seen some cold weather.
--
Keith (Southend)
http://www.southendweather.net
e-mail: kreh at southendweather dot net