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May 8th 05, 12:29 PM
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[WR] York 1120Z - Shower
First slight shower of the day... quite heavy shower passing to west and
another to east...Cloud development has become more vigorous in last hour..some small anvils to NNE. J -- York, North Yorkshire. (c.20 metre AMSL) |
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May 8th 05, 12:41 PM
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[WR] York 1120Z - Shower
"John Whitby" wrote in message ... First slight shower of the day... quite heavy shower passing to west and another to east...Cloud development has become more vigorous in last hour..some small anvils to NNE. J -- York, North Yorkshire. (c.20 metre AMSL) John The Met Office rainfall radar timed at 12.00 BST shows an almost uniform distribution of showers over the whole northern half of England and Wales, whereas yesterday they were heavily concentrated down the East Coast. Is it only for me that the Met Office rainfall animation has not worked properly this weekend? No showers yet here in Farnborough Hants but I think it is only a matter of time. Regards, Roger |
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May 8th 05, 12:41 PM
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[WR] York 1120Z - Shower
"John Whitby" wrote in message ... First slight shower of the day... quite heavy shower passing to west and another to east...Cloud development has become more vigorous in last hour..some small anvils to NNE. J -- York, North Yorkshire. (c.20 metre AMSL) John The Met Office rainfall radar timed at 12.00 BST shows an almost uniform distribution of showers over the whole northern half of England and Wales, whereas yesterday they were heavily concentrated down the East Coast. Is it only for me that the Met Office rainfall animation has not worked properly this weekend? No showers yet here in Farnborough Hants but I think it is only a matter of time. Regards, Roger |
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May 8th 05, 12:41 PM
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[WR] York 1120Z - Shower
"John Whitby" wrote in message ... First slight shower of the day... quite heavy shower passing to west and another to east...Cloud development has become more vigorous in last hour..some small anvils to NNE. J -- York, North Yorkshire. (c.20 metre AMSL) John The Met Office rainfall radar timed at 12.00 BST shows an almost uniform distribution of showers over the whole northern half of England and Wales, whereas yesterday they were heavily concentrated down the East Coast. Is it only for me that the Met Office rainfall animation has not worked properly this weekend? No showers yet here in Farnborough Hants but I think it is only a matter of time. Regards, Roger |
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