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Falls victim to the wave depression skirting along southern counties. How
far N will it push ?

Joe

"Joe Hunt" wrote in message
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Falls victim to the wave depression skirting along southern counties. How
far N will it push ?

Joe


Regional Radar would suggest that if "Wimbledon" was 15 miles or so further
south, then no play would be taking place at all, given that at present
Wimbledon is right on the very edge of the rain area.

ATB
Paul

I am in Crawley Down and its a steady rainfall all bloody day:-(
Wimbelden is 21 miles north and the bloody suns out there.
Hope it rains for them too;-)

I am in Crawley Down and its a steady rainfall all bloody day:-(
Wimbelden is 21 miles north and the bloody suns out there.
Hope it rains for them too;-)


Charming! Here in Warlingham, about 10 miles southeast of Wimbledon, it
has been very marginal. The northern edge of the frontal cloud was visible at
all times and there was occasional very light rain in the early afternoon but
later the sky became clear except for a few patches of light Sc. Maybe a
fairly low minimum tonight.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, NE Surrey, 556 ft AMSL.

"PJB" wrote in message
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Regional Radar would suggest that if "Wimbledon" was 15 miles or so
further
south, then no play would be taking place at all, given that at present
Wimbledon is right on the very edge of the rain area.


Does Wimbledon have its own radar or do the authorities there have access to
real time local radar? The BBC had resident forecasters for advice this year
which seemed like a good idea. Most of the time though they just chatted to
Sue Barker as if they knew little more than anyone else - especially John
Hammond who presents his forecasts with great drama but hardly any reference
to synoptic charts.