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January 25th 04, 10:29 PM
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[WR] Mod/heavy rain out of nowhere! Solent.
Wow, where did THAT come from?
Set out in mt car at 21:58. At 22:00pm precisely it started to rain. Within minutes it was moderate to heavy - heavy enough to make you want to run from a car parked at the kerbside to the house. It's continous now, moderate to heavy after 25 minutes. AND it barely shows up at all on the 2200 radar - you really have to look hard to see anything - in fact the radar return are filling the Solent and the rain seems to be jumping Eastwards along the South Coast. Still 4 degrees, mod/heavy rain. Amazing. -- Dave |
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January 25th 04, 11:01 PM
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[WR] Mod/heavy rain out of nowhere! Solent.
"Dave Ludlow" wrote in message ... Wow, where did THAT come from? Set out in mt car at 21:58. At 22:00pm precisely it started to rain. Within minutes it was moderate to heavy - heavy enough to make you want to run from a car parked at the kerbside to the house. It's continous now, moderate to heavy after 25 minutes. AND it barely shows up at all on the 2200 radar - you really have to look hard to see anything - in fact the radar return are filling the Solent and the rain seems to be jumping Eastwards along the South Coast. Still 4 degrees, mod/heavy rain. Amazing. -- Dave Hi Dave, I noticed these heavy showers along the S coast, sticking rigidly to the coastline. I'd hazard a guess at low level convergence releasing the potential instability evident on the 12z 03882 sounding. Joe |
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January 25th 04, 11:17 PM
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[WR] Mod/heavy rain out of nowhere! Solent.
On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 23:01:30 -0000, "Joe Hunt"
wrote: I noticed these heavy showers along the S coast, sticking rigidly to the coastline. I'd hazard a guess at low level convergence releasing the potential instability evident on the 12z 03882 sounding. Fasinating to see them apparently jump like this, I see they've reached Hastings already! -- Dave |
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January 26th 04, 12:16 AM
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[WR] Mod/heavy rain out of nowhere! Solent.
In Folkestone, i'll keep an eye out. 4.5C and dry at the moment. Les Dave Ludlow wrote: On Sun, 25 Jan 2004 23:01:30 -0000, "Joe Hunt" wrote: I noticed these heavy showers along the S coast, sticking rigidly to the coastline. I'd hazard a guess at low level convergence releasing the potential instability evident on the 12z 03882 sounding. Fasinating to see them apparently jump like this, I see they've reached Hastings already! |
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