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Post by theshee on Jun 1, 2012 5:23:11 GMT 10
I bet great weather is forcast for the Jubilee weekend! They wont want the witch getting wet and dissolving ;D
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Post by brillbilly on Jun 1, 2012 20:46:08 GMT 10
It will be interesting to see guys,coz every other bank holiday we have without the lizard queen taking the world stage is a washout
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Post by brillbilly on Jun 8, 2012 5:49:49 GMT 10
Strong winds and rain batter UK Strong winds and heavy rain have battered many parts of the country - and forecasters warn there is more on the way. Gusts of more than 50mph were recorded in Cornwall as the storm roared in from the Atlantic. Rain affected many areas and the first day of the Third Test between England and the West Indies at Edgbaston was confirmed as a washout just before tea. Chris Burton, a forecaster with MeteoGroup, the weather division of the Press Association, said: "We may see gusts approaching 70mph on exposed coasts and headlands in south-west England and in south Wales. "We've already had a gust of 57mph at Culdrose in Cornwall at about 3pm today. "There is a deep area of low pressure to the south-west of the UK, deep for this time of year, and it's going to track north-east through the afternoon and night." Through tonight and Friday, the centre of the storm is expected to move slowly north-east, touching areas as far away as north Wales and exiting Britain as far north as Northumberland. The Met Office has warned of strong winds expected in south-west England, particularly Devon and Cornwall, and also sounded an alert over heavy rain today across southern parts of Northern Ireland. On Friday, Met Office warnings over wind and rain are extended to include south Wales and many parts of southern England as well as the South West. Spokesman Charlie Powell said: "It is possible there could be up to three inches of rain in hilly and mountainous areas of Wales, with lower but still substantial rainfall in more low-lying areas." uk.news.yahoo.com/gales-poised-batter-south-west-221058186.htmlyeah my weather is right in the middle of all that,i think my home could get blown of the hill,lol
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Post by Wes Gear on Jun 27, 2012 18:06:42 GMT 10
Well winter is still here in southern Queensland. The weatherman says that we have just had the coldest 4 consecutive day in 4 years.
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Post by brillbilly on Jun 28, 2012 0:34:26 GMT 10
Well winter is still here in southern Queensland. The weatherman says that we have just had the coldest 4 consecutive day in 4 years. It's crazy wes,we should be getting atleast 3 days of sun a week here in england, but no sun for month really with june going down as one of the wettest on record,just after dryest march on record,oh and dry didnt meen hot lol:'(
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Post by theshee on Jun 29, 2012 5:10:40 GMT 10
This is what happened to Newcastle today I have never experienced anything like it in my life, the old people around me said its never happened in their life time either. What was realy weird about it, is its been realy warm all day and we have had drizzle but the speed in which the sky went black and I mean black like night was unreal! The wind come from nowhere too & was bending tree's double, the wind left as suddenly as it started and hour later. The thunder storm was great to watch though That had to have been the weirdest storm Ive ever experienced in my life. Newcastle City Centre It 'just' missed the tyne bridge This is normaly a very gentle stream only a few inches deep! This is a main road
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Post by boxfree on Jun 29, 2012 8:55:30 GMT 10
Great shots! Weather is not something we should be messing around with....
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Post by boxfree on Jun 29, 2012 21:55:04 GMT 10
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Post by Wes Gear on Jun 29, 2012 21:58:55 GMT 10
Weather at extremes, the UK is drowning in water and the US is on fire.
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Post by brillbilly on Jun 30, 2012 1:52:51 GMT 10
thats just so sick to see shee because i think its manmade! As was stated years ago in OWNING THE WEATHER 2025 Quote[The essential ingredient of the weather-modification system is the set of intervention techniques used to modify the weather. The number of specific intervention methodologies is limited only by the imagination,but with few exceptions they involve infusing either energy or chemicals into the meteorological process in the right way, at the right place and time. The intervention could be designed to modify the weather in a number of ways, such as influencing clouds and precipitation, storm intensity, climate, space, fog or drought
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