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October 28th 04, 08:35 PM
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Key hall marks of a trough
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A dip in the barometer. Drop in temperature. Verring of the wind direction And of course rain and thunder. Keith (Southend) *********************** Weather Home & Abroad http://www.southendweather.net |
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October 28th 04, 10:01 PM
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Key hall marks of a trough
Spot on Keith. You can't beat an old fashioned barometer. I happened to tap
mine at 7.30 pm and it dropped 10mb which surprised me as I thought it had bottomed out. So I looked at the radar and low and behold reds appearing. Then at about 8.00 pm the heaviest downpour in ages, lasted an hour or so with thunder and lightening throughout. Be interesting to see how much rain you recoreded if it was as heavy there as it was here. Dave. Laindon, S.Essex. "Keith (Southend)" wrote in message ... http://www.wunderground.com/weathers...p?ID=IESSEXSO1 A dip in the barometer. Drop in temperature. Verring of the wind direction And of course rain and thunder. Keith (Southend) *********************** Weather Home & Abroad http://www.southendweather.net |
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October 29th 04, 11:16 PM
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Key hall marks of a trough
12.8mm in under 1 hour.
Keith (Southend) On Thu, 28 Oct 2004 21:01:47 GMT, "Dave.C" wrote: Spot on Keith. You can't beat an old fashioned barometer. I happened to tap mine at 7.30 pm and it dropped 10mb which surprised me as I thought it had bottomed out. So I looked at the radar and low and behold reds appearing. Then at about 8.00 pm the heaviest downpour in ages, lasted an hour or so with thunder and lightening throughout. Be interesting to see how much rain you recoreded if it was as heavy there as it was here. Dave. Laindon, S.Essex. "Keith (Southend)" wrote in message .. . http://www.wunderground.com/weathers...p?ID=IESSEXSO1 A dip in the barometer. Drop in temperature. Verring of the wind direction And of course rain and thunder. Keith (Southend) *********************** Weather Home & Abroad http://www.southendweather.net Keith (Southend) *********************** Weather Home & Abroad http://www.southendweather.net |
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