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#81 Posted : 29 April 2012 12:45:37(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Gusty Go to Quoted Post

17.6mm from the event here.

Sun's out and as Ian has stated everything is steaming.

A rise of 4 degree in the last hour.

14.0c currently in a light and humid SE'ly bringing in a dewpoint of 13.3c currently.

EDIT - the visibility has become crystal clear in the last 10 minutes. I've rarely seen it this clear !

Your now in the warmth from Germany.

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#82 Posted : 29 April 2012 12:58:12(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: Gusty Go to Quoted Post

17.6mm from the event here.

Sun's out and as Ian has stated everything is steaming.

A rise of 4 degree in the last hour.

14.0c currently in a light and humid SE'ly bringing in a dewpoint of 13.3c currently.

EDIT - the visibility has become crystal clear in the last 10 minutes. I've rarely seen it this clear !

We must of had far more rian than you guys on the Kent coast.
According to Met, we had over 10mm by 9pm last night and I know it rained all night and often mod/heavy rain.
All over here, much brighter things slowly drying out.


Sunny Southend.

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#83 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:01:29(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: rayjp Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: Gusty Go to Quoted Post

17.6mm from the event here.

Sun's out and as Ian has stated everything is steaming.

A rise of 4 degree in the last hour.

14.0c currently in a light and humid SE'ly bringing in a dewpoint of 13.3c currently.

EDIT - the visibility has become crystal clear in the last 10 minutes. I've rarely seen it this clear !

We must of had far more rian than you guys on the Kent coast.
According to Met, we had over 10mm by 9pm last night and I know it rained all night and often mod/heavy rain.
All over here, much brighter things slowly drying out.

Radar did suggest it pepped up around the Essex coast. Like others have said the sun is out, but a third of the back garden is flooded.
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#84 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:11:02(UTC)
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Almost stopped raining here now.

23.3mm of rain in the last 24h (to 14:00)
21.3mm since midnight
Monthly total so far 110mm
All in all, pretty soggy but no major damage to report

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#85 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:23:25(UTC)
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Battening down the hatches here in Dublin.
Looks like an interesting afternoon on the way.

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#86 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:29:04(UTC)
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Stopped on 4.2mm for now, it won't last.

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#87 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:34:04(UTC)
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The wind is still really nasty out there. Lots of damage about so quite a storm for here. Temp up to 5.1 degrees now.

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#88 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:45:03(UTC)
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It was sleeting a bit earlier in the heavier rain. Even reports of sleet in Leeds city centre

Still raining with 10.8mm so far, heavier precipitation moving north.

Currently 3.9C and windy.
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#89 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:46:24(UTC)
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Very interesting to see a low pressure system heading West.

Haven't seen that in a while.
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#90 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:48:11(UTC)
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Mod to heavy driving rain strong gusty NE winds.

18mms of rain so far.

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#91 Posted : 29 April 2012 13:57:17(UTC)
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13mm so far and some more to come...
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#92 Posted : 29 April 2012 14:55:36(UTC)
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Loadsand loads of rain.
However I am sure it will be the wrong type of rain this April and this weekend.


Sunny Southend.

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#93 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:11:51(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: rayjp Go to Quoted Post

Loadsand loads of rain.
However I am sure it will be the wrong type of rain this April and this weekend.

It sure has been a soaker today in most areas of England and Wales.

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#94 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:25:30(UTC)
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Could see the anticlockwose circulation and increase in size of the LOW on the rainfall radar most noticable hampshire round to cornwall.
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#95 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:35:10(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post
It was sleeting a bit earlier in the heavier rain. Even reports of sleet in Leeds city centre

Still raining with 10.8mm so far, heavier precipitation moving north.

Currently 3.9C and windy.

Since I wrote this the rainfall hasn't changed much, at 11.9mm, a lot less than some areas a few miles east, due to the heaviest of the rain fizzling out as it reaches here, for some unknown reason. About 3 miles west only 8mm of rain has fallen. Fails to beat the 18mm of rain that fell a few days ago, and just your standard rainy, windy day.. poor show NAE.

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#96 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:41:54(UTC)
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Some real warmth in the south east now from the continent 17c in Gravesend only 4c or 5c further north in the rain.
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#97 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:44:36(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post
It was sleeting a bit earlier in the heavier rain. Even reports of sleet in Leeds city centre

Still raining with 10.8mm so far, heavier precipitation moving north.

Currently 3.9C and windy.

Since I wrote this the rainfall hasn't changed much, at 11.9mm, a lot less than some areas a few miles east, due to the heaviest of the rain fizzling out as it reaches here, for some unknown reason. About 3 miles west only 8mm of rain has fallen. Fails to beat the 18mm of rain that fell a few days ago, and just your standard rainy, windy day.. poor show NAE.

Eh?

BY 6am tomorrow NAE is forecasting that there will be between 15 and 23mm of rain in total around the Leeds area. Looking at the radar there are several hours of ppn to go. You are currently on course for something around the forecast totals.

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#98 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:49:34(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: NickR Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post
It was sleeting a bit earlier in the heavier rain. Even reports of sleet in Leeds city centre

Still raining with 10.8mm so far, heavier precipitation moving north.

Currently 3.9C and windy.

Since I wrote this the rainfall hasn't changed much, at 11.9mm, a lot less than some areas a few miles east, due to the heaviest of the rain fizzling out as it reaches here, for some unknown reason. About 3 miles west only 8mm of rain has fallen. Fails to beat the 18mm of rain that fell a few days ago, and just your standard rainy, windy day.. poor show NAE.

Eh?

BY 6am tomorrow NAE is forecasting that there will be between 15 and 23mm of rain in total around the Leeds area. Looking at the radar there are several hours of ppn to go. You are currently on course for something around the forecast totals.

I'll eat my hat if I reach 15mm. We must be looking at different radars then because the rainfall I'm looking at is moving north now and we're stuck under an area of light rain. At Osmondthorpe to the west of me there's only been 8mm, which is nowhere near the amount NAE was forecasting.

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#99 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:52:15(UTC)
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Disappointed that my monthly total still hasn't reached the 100mm mark!

26.4mm from this rainfall event, making the monthly total 95.8mm

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#100 Posted : 29 April 2012 15:53:15(UTC)
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Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: NickR Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post

Originally Posted by: LeedsLad123 Go to Quoted Post
It was sleeting a bit earlier in the heavier rain. Even reports of sleet in Leeds city centre

Still raining with 10.8mm so far, heavier precipitation moving north.

Currently 3.9C and windy.

Since I wrote this the rainfall hasn't changed much, at 11.9mm, a lot less than some areas a few miles east, due to the heaviest of the rain fizzling out as it reaches here, for some unknown reason. About 3 miles west only 8mm of rain has fallen. Fails to beat the 18mm of rain that fell a few days ago, and just your standard rainy, windy day.. poor show NAE.

Eh?

BY 6am tomorrow NAE is forecasting that there will be between 15 and 23mm of rain in total around the Leeds area. Looking at the radar there are several hours of ppn to go. You are currently on course for something around the forecast totals.

I'll eat my hat if I reach 15mm. We must be looking at different radars then because the rainfall I'm looking at is moving north now and we're stuck under an area of light rain. At Osmondthorpe to the west of me there's only been 8mm, which is nowhere near the amount NAE was forecasting.

Have a look at the NAE ppn accumulation for 6pm today on the current run. Leeds area is anything from 8 to 22, with only a small area in the 22mm. Seems very churlish to be declaring it a "poor show" given that forecast map, that's all.

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