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February 21st 05, 02:43 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
For the past 40 mins or so I've been watching a very large area of cloud
moving in here from the NE Very marked upward development and streamers of white precipitation visible along the leading edge. The cloud reminds me strongly of that of a large summer TStorm. - Tom Blackmore, SW Essex |
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February 21st 05, 02:46 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes.
More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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February 21st 05, 02:46 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes.
More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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February 21st 05, 02:46 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
"Tom Bennett" wrote in
: For the past 40 mins or so I've been watching a very large area of cloud moving in here from the NE Very marked upward development and streamers of white precipitation visible along the leading edge. The cloud reminds me strongly of that of a large summer TStorm. Just noticed on the 2pm radar quite a noticeable band coming into the London area, stretching from S Kent northwards up through Suffolk (?) - looks like it's developed quite a bit in the last hour. Maybe that's what you're seeing now? It's definitely moving in a ENE-WSW direction. Cheers Richard |
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February 21st 05, 02:46 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
"Tom Bennett" wrote in
: For the past 40 mins or so I've been watching a very large area of cloud moving in here from the NE Very marked upward development and streamers of white precipitation visible along the leading edge. The cloud reminds me strongly of that of a large summer TStorm. Just noticed on the 2pm radar quite a noticeable band coming into the London area, stretching from S Kent northwards up through Suffolk (?) - looks like it's developed quite a bit in the last hour. Maybe that's what you're seeing now? It's definitely moving in a ENE-WSW direction. Cheers Richard |
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February 21st 05, 03:05 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Weird weather. As Darren reported elsewhere the temp rose here - almost to
6C which had me about to check out my Oregon. Then very intense sleet/soft hail shower which turned everywhere white. Then proper, fairly light snow with temp dropping like a stone to 1.9C. Dave, S.Essex - dunno whether to look out for snow drifts or spam drifts at the moment! "Tom" wrote in message .. . Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes. More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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February 21st 05, 03:05 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Weird weather. As Darren reported elsewhere the temp rose here - almost to
6C which had me about to check out my Oregon. Then very intense sleet/soft hail shower which turned everywhere white. Then proper, fairly light snow with temp dropping like a stone to 1.9C. Dave, S.Essex - dunno whether to look out for snow drifts or spam drifts at the moment! "Tom" wrote in message .. . Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes. More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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February 21st 05, 03:15 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Confirmed from Southend TAF - went from 6C, dew pt -5C to
1C, dew pt 0C in 30 minutes, probably less. I bet the experts can explain that correlation easily. Spam seems to have gone. Dave "Dave.C" wrote in message .uk... Weird weather. As Darren reported elsewhere the temp rose here - almost to 6C which had me about to check out my Oregon. Then very intense sleet/soft hail shower which turned everywhere white. Then proper, fairly light snow with temp dropping like a stone to 1.9C. Dave, S.Essex - dunno whether to look out for snow drifts or spam drifts at the moment! "Tom" wrote in message .. . Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes. More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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February 21st 05, 03:15 PM
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V. significant cloud moving in from NE
Confirmed from Southend TAF - went from 6C, dew pt -5C to
1C, dew pt 0C in 30 minutes, probably less. I bet the experts can explain that correlation easily. Spam seems to have gone. Dave "Dave.C" wrote in message .uk... Weird weather. As Darren reported elsewhere the temp rose here - almost to 6C which had me about to check out my Oregon. Then very intense sleet/soft hail shower which turned everywhere white. Then proper, fairly light snow with temp dropping like a stone to 1.9C. Dave, S.Essex - dunno whether to look out for snow drifts or spam drifts at the moment! "Tom" wrote in message .. . Brought a heavy snow shower here for about 15 minutes. More importantly, temperature dropped from 5.4C to 1.6C. Tom Chelmsford, Essex (106m) |
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