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After a day of hot and humid southerlies, came a day of day of some
rather impressive deep instability across the southeastern portion of the UK. My local area (near to RAF Cranwell) got very little precipitation (0.6mm on the 21 Z NCM 28/06/11) although there were plenty of rumbles of thunder heard in the distance through the first half of the day. Post rainfall I however noticed some reasonable deposits of fine dust on all the vehicles in my area, I only cleaned my car yesterday….. I‘ve not seen this in a fair few years (although I have been living across the in the western half of the UK up until the last 18 months). I’m thinking perhaps Saharan in origin and found that the link below that suggests ~75 mgm-2 a wet dust deposition happened across a swathe of the UK today. Peak totals suggested 250 mgm-2 plus in the very far southeast! Some places must have got 20mm plus of rainfall today, how much dust was deposited in these spots? Here’s the link (Although the data may have moved on by tomorrow) http://forecast.uoa.gr/dustindx.php I was wondering if anyone else has had this happen in their areas over the last day and how long is it since it last happened? Nick |
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Ah! That probably explains the sunset I saw this evening. Very deep red sky
out to the west, which isn't that unusual. However, there was also a deep red tinge to the sky way over to east of north. I stood looking at it for a while trying to work out why. Large gap of normal sky colour between the two. Very unusual. East of north from here is Lincolnshire. jim, Northampton (still no rain) |
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On Jun 29, 12:49*am, Silky29 wrote:
After a day of hot and humid southerlies, came a day of day of some rather impressive deep instability across the southeastern portion of the UK. My local area (near to RAF Cranwell) got very little precipitation (0.6mm on the 21 Z NCM 28/06/11) although there were plenty of rumbles of thunder heard in the distance through the first half of the day. Post rainfall I however noticed some reasonable deposits of fine dust on all the vehicles in my area, I only cleaned my car yesterday….. I‘ve not seen this in a fair few years (although I have been living across the in the western half of the UK up until the last 18 months). *I’m thinking perhaps Saharan in origin and found that the link below that suggests ~75 mgm-2 a wet dust deposition happened across a swathe of the UK today. Peak totals suggested 250 mgm-2 plus in the very far southeast! Some places must have got 20mm plus of rainfall today, how much dust was deposited in these spots? Here’s the link (Although the data may have moved on by tomorrow) http://forecast.uoa.gr/dustindx.php I was wondering if anyone else has had this happen in their areas over the last day and how long is it since it last happened? Nick Lots of dust on the cars from a short shower on Tuesday in St Mawes. Still there, as there hasn't been enough rain to wash it off! |
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