I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued for
NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present radar
imagery.

Will
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"Dartmoor Will" wrote in message ...

I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued for
NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present radar
imagery.

Hi, Will,
Not really surprising given our location, bring back the weather centres.
Event total now 100.7mm here.
Ken
Copley, Teesdale

I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not
been issued for NE England given the current disruption, time
of day and the present radar imagery.
Will

We have a yellow warning for rain - and the evening paper full
of banner headlines about gales and photographs of roads blocked
by fallen trees.

Anne
Moray

Dartmoor Will scrive:

I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued
for NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present
radar imagery.

Will

Isn't the fun all over by now? Last night was a bit excitable wind-wise
but only 13.7mm of rain overnight. There was an amber warning according
to the tv.


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Gianna
Peterhead, Scotland

buchan-meteo.org.uk

"Ken Cook" wrote in message
...
"Dartmoor Will" wrote in message ...
I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued for
NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present radar
imagery.

Hi, Will,
Not really surprising given our location, bring back the weather centres.
Event total now 100.7mm here.
Ken
Copley, Teesdale

All those cars stranded on a major trunk road, eg, I would have thought
merited a red, plus also it is still raining hard and rivers are still
rising. Yes bring back the Weather Centres that were abolished in 2006 as a
petty cost cutting measure.

Will
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http://www.lyneside.demon.co.uk/Hayt...antage_Pro.htm
Will Hand (Haytor, Devon, 1017 feet asl)
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Ken Cook wrote:
"Dartmoor Will" wrote in message ...
I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued
for NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present
radar imagery.

Hi, Will,
Not really surprising given our location, bring back the weather centres.
Event total now 100.7mm here.
Ken
Copley, Teesdale
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Dave

On 25/09/12 18:06, Buchan Meteo wrote:
Dartmoor Will scrive:

I'm really surprised that as of 1715 a red warning has not been issued
for NE England given the current disruption, time of day and the present
radar imagery.

Will

Isn't the fun all over by now? Last night was a bit excitable wind-wise
but only 13.7mm of rain overnight. There was an amber warning according
to the tv.



No it isn't. The main band of rain has been sat over northern England
all day, it doesn't seem to be moving at all. This is dumping a
significant amount of rain on top of ground saturated by yesterdays
significant accumulations.

You an I are well removed from that main rain band. Been a sunshine and
showers day here in Surrey.

"Dartmoor Will" wrote in
:

All those cars stranded on a major trunk road, eg, I would have
thought merited a red, plus also it is still raining hard and rivers
are still rising. Yes bring back the Weather Centres that were
abolished in 2006 as a petty cost cutting measure.

Freed from the shackles of your former employer, are we now going to hear
what you really think from now on?

Richard

"Richard Dixon" wrote in message
.100...
"Dartmoor Will" wrote in
:

All those cars stranded on a major trunk road, eg, I would have
thought merited a red, plus also it is still raining hard and rivers
are still rising. Yes bring back the Weather Centres that were
abolished in 2006 as a petty cost cutting measure.

Freed from the shackles of your former employer, are we now going to hear
what you really think from now on?


In time Richard, in time.
I have a lot to say.

Will
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Dartmoor Will wrote:

Freed from the shackles of your former employer, are we now going to
hear what you really think from now on?


In time Richard, in time.
I have a lot to say.

Will

Damn! And I thought i'd sorted my USW addiction! Now you've done it Will!
)

L