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.... in the 'standard' climatological rain-day (24hr from 22/0900Z),
our total rain here was 35.6 mm (against the 33.1 mm in adjacent electronic gauge, confirming the approximate 10% under-read for the latter). Just under 2/3 of the 36-odd mm came in the three hours 22/2100 and 22/2359Z (21mm by electronic gauge). We have only been recording here for just over three years (start July 2007), and in that record, our highest 24hr rain-day total was 38.2mm 18th November 2007. The total reported above for the past 24hrs is now our *second* highest, beating the 35.2 mm in May 2008(25th). Returning from run-about locally - no problems due to rainfall - hardly any puddles! Martin. -- Martin Rowley West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl Lat: 50.82N Long: 01.88W NGR: SU 082 023 |
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On 23 Aug, 12:11, "Martin Rowley"
wrote: ... in the 'standard' climatological rain-day (24hr from 22/0900Z), our total rain here was 35.6 mm (against the 33.1 mm in adjacent electronic gauge, confirming the approximate 10% under-read for the latter). Just under 2/3 of the 36-odd mm came in the three hours 22/2100 and 22/2359Z (21mm by electronic gauge). We have only been recording here for just over three years (start July 2007), and in that record, our highest 24hr rain-day total was 38.2mm 18th November 2007. The total reported above for the past 24hrs is now our *second* highest, beating the 35.2 mm in May 2008(25th). Returning from run-about locally - no problems due to rainfall - hardly any puddles! Martin. -- Martin Rowley West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl Lat: 50.82N * Long: 01.88W NGR: SU 082 023 Your rainfall total, Martin, is almost identical to mine - 36.6 mm measured here in the 5 inch gauge at 0900. The total duration was about 9 hours, but about 12 mm fell in less than an hour between about 2100 and 2200. Like you, it was the wettest day for a couple of years - since 28th July 2008. Dick |
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On 23 Aug, 12:47, Dick wrote:
On 23 Aug, 12:11, "Martin Rowley" wrote: ... in the 'standard' climatological rain-day (24hr from 22/0900Z), our total rain here was 35.6 mm (against the 33.1 mm in adjacent electronic gauge, confirming the approximate 10% under-read for the latter). Just under 2/3 of the 36-odd mm came in the three hours 22/2100 and 22/2359Z (21mm by electronic gauge). We have only been recording here for just over three years (start July 2007), and in that record, our highest 24hr rain-day total was 38.2mm 18th November 2007. The total reported above for the past 24hrs is now our *second* highest, beating the 35.2 mm in May 2008(25th). Returning from run-about locally - no problems due to rainfall - hardly any puddles! Martin. -- Martin Rowley West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl Lat: 50.82N * Long: 01.88W NGR: SU 082 023 Your rainfall total, Martin, is almost identical to mine - 36.6 mm measured here in the 5 inch gauge at 0900. The total duration was about 9 hours, but about 12 mm fell in less than an hour between about 2100 and 2200. Like you, it was the wettest day for a couple of years - since 28th July 2008. Dick- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Should have added that the measurements are from Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m |
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On 23 Aug, 11:50, Dick wrote:
On 23 Aug, 12:47, Dick wrote: On 23 Aug, 12:11, "Martin Rowley" wrote: ... in the 'standard' climatological rain-day (24hr from 22/0900Z), our total rain here was 35.6 mm (against the 33.1 mm in adjacent electronic gauge, confirming the approximate 10% under-read for the latter). Just under 2/3 of the 36-odd mm came in the three hours 22/2100 and 22/2359Z (21mm by electronic gauge). We have only been recording here for just over three years (start July 2007), and in that record, our highest 24hr rain-day total was 38.2mm 18th November 2007. The total reported above for the past 24hrs is now our *second* highest, beating the 35.2 mm in May 2008(25th). Returning from run-about locally - no problems due to rainfall - hardly any puddles! Martin. -- Martin Rowley West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl Lat: 50.82N * Long: 01.88W NGR: SU 082 023 Your rainfall total, Martin, is almost identical to mine - 36.6 mm measured here in the 5 inch gauge at 0900. The total duration was about 9 hours, but about 12 mm fell in less than an hour between about 2100 and 2200. Like you, it was the wettest day for a couple of years - since 28th July 2008. Dick- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Should have added that the measurements are from Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m Hi Dick and Martin. 09-09 rainfall in Marlow (Bucks) 32.00 mm Mod showers already this morning, bright echoes to west -on thunder watch !! Regards Richard Bailey |
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On 23 Aug, 14:06, Ricardo wrote:
On 23 Aug, 11:50, Dick wrote: On 23 Aug, 12:47, Dick wrote: On 23 Aug, 12:11, "Martin Rowley" wrote: ... in the 'standard' climatological rain-day (24hr from 22/0900Z), our total rain here was 35.6 mm (against the 33.1 mm in adjacent electronic gauge, confirming the approximate 10% under-read for the latter). Just under 2/3 of the 36-odd mm came in the three hours 22/2100 and 22/2359Z (21mm by electronic gauge). We have only been recording here for just over three years (start July 2007), and in that record, our highest 24hr rain-day total was 38.2mm 18th November 2007. The total reported above for the past 24hrs is now our *second* highest, beating the 35.2 mm in May 2008(25th). Returning from run-about locally - no problems due to rainfall - hardly any puddles! Martin. -- Martin Rowley West Moors, East Dorset (UK): 17m (56ft) amsl Lat: 50.82N * Long: 01.88W NGR: SU 082 023 Your rainfall total, Martin, is almost identical to mine - 36.6 mm measured here in the 5 inch gauge at 0900. The total duration was about 9 hours, but about 12 mm fell in less than an hour between about 2100 and 2200. Like you, it was the wettest day for a couple of years - since 28th July 2008. Dick- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Should have added that the measurements are from Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m Hi Dick and Martin. 09-09 rainfall in Marlow (Bucks) 32.00 mm Mod showers already this morning, bright echoes to west -on thunder watch !! Regards Richard Bailey- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - No thunder here Richard when the trough passed through between 1318Z and 1333Z, but the rain was heavy enough to deposit 7.1mm in the 15 minutes. Dick Charlbury (Oxfordshire Cotswolds) 122m |
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