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Shropshire
28 July 2019 16:42:51

Torrential now, that's 22 hours of continuous rain, the heaviest stuff looks currently North of Manc


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Caz
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28 July 2019 16:54:10


As long as you're quick off the line Caz you should manage some gardening next week and it'll feel warm enough too - just gotta avoid the downpours! 


We've had exactly an inch of rain today, though as Ian points out above, the really intense stuff is now to the west of here  Just dribs and drabs here now.


Originally Posted by: SJV 

  Goldilocks weather is what I need!  I’m helping my daughter put up a wire netting fence to keep her chickens off the veg patch!  


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Crepuscular Ray
28 July 2019 16:59:46
2 horrendous days in the Peak District. 48 hours of heavy rain and cold!
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Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
roadrunnerajn
28 July 2019 17:07:01
Dry and fairy bright down here today with only 25mm of rain so far this month!
However I feel that total will go up over the next few days....
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Shropshire
28 July 2019 18:06:36

Still torrential with the band thickening again to the South.


 


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Bolty
28 July 2019 18:09:47
This has now been the wettest calendar day I've ever recorded. I'm up to 61.8mm since midnight and rain is still coming down fast and hard. 🌧️
Scott
Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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bradders
28 July 2019 18:16:40

56.4mm rain since midnight last night. If you add Saturday`s rain that makes a total of 71.2mm. Absolutely crazy weather!



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Joe Bloggs
28 July 2019 18:33:26

Yes it’s fair to say it hasn’t been the best weekend in Manchester. :D


 



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doctormog
28 July 2019 19:06:36

It could be worse Joe it could have been cloudy for a lot of the day like it was here. Worst Sunday since the vile February the 30th 1327.


 



Caz
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28 July 2019 19:08:30


It could be worse Joe it could have been cloudy for a lot of the day like it was here. Worst Sunday since the vile February the 30th 1327.


 



Originally Posted by: doctormog 


I suppose I should say that today has been the cloudiest day since yesterday!


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Shropshire
28 July 2019 19:16:21

24 hours and still going, I can't remember an occurance where a band that has been around for so long is still broadening and in some areas intensfying.


 


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KevBrads1
28 July 2019 19:36:56

Getting serious now. 


Flood warnings for Greater Manchester


https://flood-warning-information.service.gov.uk/warnings?location=Greater+Manchester


 


Flood sirens sounding at Todmorden


 


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Joe Bloggs
28 July 2019 19:45:11


It could be worse Joe it could have been cloudy for a lot of the day like it was here. Worst Sunday since the vile February the 30th 1327.


 



Originally Posted by: doctormog 


LOL!!!!


Yes seriously bad here this evening. 


A lot of weekend plans will have been completely ruined/rained off.


I’ve just travelled back from Yorkshire and the M62 was more like a river than a motorway. 



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Heavy Weather 2013
28 July 2019 19:49:24
There are posts on Facebook of flood sirens going off. The rain was bad down this way yesterday but looks horrendous up north. Lots of floods it’s seems.

On another note, I’d question whether the yellow warning from the Metoffice is sufficient
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Joe Bloggs
28 July 2019 19:51:55

There are posts on Facebook of flood sirens going off. The rain was bad down this way yesterday but looks horrendous up north. Lots of floods it’s seems.

On another note, I’d question whether the yellow warning from the Metoffice is sufficient

Originally Posted by: Heavy Weather 2013 


I think an Amber warning would have been more appropriate for NW England today. 



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doctormog
28 July 2019 20:05:33
Yes I would agree. The stationary nature and intensity were well-modelled.
andy-manc
28 July 2019 20:17:19
One of the wetttest days of weather I remember. Absolutely abysmal. It is still coming down
KevBrads1
28 July 2019 20:49:57

Rochdale weather station reporting 86.6mm since midnight


Rostherne 38.3mm since midnight


 


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Saint Snow
28 July 2019 21:00:52

One of thewetttest  days of weather I remember. Absolutely abysmal. It is still coming down

Originally Posted by: andy-manc 



Rochdale weather station reporting 86.6mm since midnight


Rostherne 38.3mm since midnight


Originally Posted by: KevBrads1 


 


OK, I'm a few miles west of you two, but we've not had anything like the volumes of rain just a little further east has had. Yes, it's rained for much of the last 48 hours, but mostly just drizzle, with the odd hour or two of dry - although it has been intermittently 'moderate' the last hour or so.


Looking on the radar history, there's a pronounced gap of lighter/patchy PPN between two bands of heavier stuff.


 



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andy-manc
28 July 2019 21:24:55


 


 


 


OK, I'm a few miles west of you two, but we've not had anything like the volumes of rain just a little further east has had. Yes, it's rained for much of the last 48 hours, but mostly just drizzle, with the odd hour or two of dry - although it has been intermittently 'moderate' the last hour or so.


Looking on the radar history, there's a pronounced gap of lighter/patchy PPN between two bands of heavier stuff.


 


Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 

 


Maybe I'm just being dramatic because it's been relatively dry lately and I've been soaked a lot repeatedly today. I don't know

snow 2004
28 July 2019 21:57:51


 


Maybe I'm just being dramatic because it's been relatively dry lately and I've been soaked a lot repeatedly today. I don't know


Originally Posted by: andy-manc 


 


Really has been quite bad round these parts today. Not like 2007 where we got off lightly here whilst Western parts got a deluge. Although the rain has been pulsing SE to NW the wind has been from the NW meaning no rain shadow here. 


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Saint Snow
28 July 2019 22:00:35


 


Maybe I'm just being dramatic because it's been relatively dry lately and I've been soaked a lot repeatedly today. I don't know


Originally Posted by: andy-manc 


 


Don't be harsh on yourself , there's been a definite area of lighter & more patchy stuff between two bands of heavier PPN. I've seen the pictures of flooding round Manchester, and the boundary between 'lots of rain' and 'persistent but much lighter' is a fine one. It's also one that hasn't seemed to move much so, if you're under the heavier stuff, you're under it for a while.



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Russwirral
28 July 2019 22:10:41

What looked to be at long last a wet weekend for the east for a change and us westerners enjoying a weekend has ended up in yet another deluge for us to wipe our weekend plans as a result.

Was planning on playing golf today and instead of locally - most courses were closed as waterlogged - i ended up driving an hr to Llandudno where they had only had showers. It took to colwyn bay before the rain eased back. Played a full round before the heavens opened and had the pleasure of driving back through torrential driving rain.

Northwest England gets all the rain on an easterly... never when its snow.


 


Annoyingly... we are expecting 5o get more heavy prolonged rainfall on tuesday whilst - yet again - the rest of the country misses out. Leapfrogging everywhere else and sitting over us.


Bolty
28 July 2019 22:54:55

What a phenomenally wet day!



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Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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CreweCold
29 July 2019 00:33:06

40mm of rain has fallen here between midnight and midnight. A really wet day. 


It's just about petering out now. Total rainfall from this feature- 63mm. Over 100mm for the month now. This added to 150mm last month.


Wetter at this point in the summer here than 2012 was.



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