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May 1st 05, 08:58 AM
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April 2005 - Ilminster, Som. (Rainfall)
Just thought it worthy of a mention that we have ended up with 212% of our
average April rainfall this month. The monthly average alone was nearly met by only two wet days: one overnight frontal system 17/18 April which provided 22mm and the strong localized storm of 27 April which (probably through melted hail) accounted for 21mm. Rainfall = 100.5mm (212% of average) Jeremy Ilminster, Somerset |
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May 1st 05, 11:21 AM
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April 2005 - Ilminster, Som. (Rainfall)
On Sun, 1 May 2005 08:58:00 +0100, "Jeremy Handscomb"
wrote: Just thought it worthy of a mention that we have ended up with 212% of our average April rainfall this month. The monthly average alone was nearly met by only two wet days: one overnight frontal system 17/18 April which provided 22mm and the strong localized storm of 27 April which (probably through melted hail) accounted for 21mm. Rainfall = 100.5mm (212% of average) Jeremy-is that your average based upon 'x' years or figures obtained from somewhere close by ( ie Yeovilton). I am trying to get some ideas about where I live (near Dorchester) and where I work (Milton Abbas, near Blandford) From my AWS at work (not checked since Friday) I think it was about 80mm for April. i did not get many localised storms IIRC. Cheers Robin |
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April 2005 - Ilminster, Som. (Rainfall)
On Sun, 1 May 2005 08:58:00 +0100, "Jeremy Handscomb"
wrote: Just thought it worthy of a mention that we have ended up with 212% of our average April rainfall this month. The monthly average alone was nearly met by only two wet days: one overnight frontal system 17/18 April which provided 22mm and the strong localized storm of 27 April which (probably through melted hail) accounted for 21mm. Rainfall = 100.5mm (212% of average) Jeremy-is that your average based upon 'x' years or figures obtained from somewhere close by ( ie Yeovilton). I am trying to get some ideas about where I live (near Dorchester) and where I work (Milton Abbas, near Blandford) From my AWS at work (not checked since Friday) I think it was about 80mm for April. i did not get many localised storms IIRC. Cheers Robin |
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May 1st 05, 11:21 AM
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April 2005 - Ilminster, Som. (Rainfall)
On Sun, 1 May 2005 08:58:00 +0100, "Jeremy Handscomb"
wrote: Just thought it worthy of a mention that we have ended up with 212% of our average April rainfall this month. The monthly average alone was nearly met by only two wet days: one overnight frontal system 17/18 April which provided 22mm and the strong localized storm of 27 April which (probably through melted hail) accounted for 21mm. Rainfall = 100.5mm (212% of average) Jeremy-is that your average based upon 'x' years or figures obtained from somewhere close by ( ie Yeovilton). I am trying to get some ideas about where I live (near Dorchester) and where I work (Milton Abbas, near Blandford) From my AWS at work (not checked since Friday) I think it was about 80mm for April. i did not get many localised storms IIRC. Cheers Robin |
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