Bagfish
31 July 2019 06:52:46
Check out the reports of massive damage in the North Yorkshire area on this photographers page. I can't understand why this isn't being reported by the news, there is significant flooding and infrastructure damage.

https://gullwingphotography.blogspot.com/2019/07/devastation-in-dales.html?m=1 

https://www.facebook.com/NorthYorkshireWeatherUpdates/ 
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31 July 2019 06:57:52

Originally Posted by: Rob K 


I hadn't been following the weather today really, until I saw this from Swaledale: https://www.instagram.com/p/B0jTrTEnTiH/?igshid=1xthsfj4kurh3&fbclid=IwAR362HWkuSFM7WA9c7SrCTdSIYvSzbooEjYgAUxOLilMgnOD-sFWj_352zI


 


That's  where I was meant to be  going this weekend for a mountain-bike event. Unsurprisingly it has been cancelled. As  well as the damage to property there will be big financial losses with a three-day event,  with thousands of people meant to be attending, being cancelled just a few days out. 



More reports and pics from Swaledale, including 'onion-sized' hail. Scroll past the opening text re cliff rescue.


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-york-north-yorkshire-49164275


The Met Office said Malham Tarn had 82.2mm of rain in 24 hours, the majority in the space of four hours. (just quoting, I do know Malham isn't in Swaledale, just nearby). The article suggests ca 50mm in Swaledale itself in about an hour


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Rob K
31 July 2019 07:18:34
The one good thing is that this didn’t happen three days later. That Ard Rock festival site near Reeth is completely underwater. On Friday it would have had several thousand people on it, many of them camping, and the consequences don’t bear thinking about. It’s bad enough as it is but I think there would have been some serious loss of life. At least people had time to be warned to stay away.
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johnr
31 July 2019 09:00:08
It doesn't look over for Swaledale yet. Met Office rain radar shows rainfall there over the past few hours and another intensifying band about to reach the area. Elsewhere, there are some some large areas of slow moving moderate rainfall around Pickering.
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Saint Snow
31 July 2019 09:04:06

Originally Posted by: johnr 

It doesn't look over for Swaledale yet. Met Office rain radar shows rainfall there over the past few hours and another intensifying band about to reach the area. Elsewhere, there are some some large areas of slow moving moderate rainfall around Pickering.


 


We're going to be in Wensleydale (neighbouring 'dale') in a few weeks. Hope they get the place cleaned up in time! 




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Arcus
31 July 2019 09:09:08

Got to say this wouldn't look out of place in the TX panhandle. Apparently from N. Yorks storm yesterday:


 




Ben,
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Arcus
31 July 2019 10:45:28
Finding some sun is key today for any storms kicking off in N. Mids/N. England. Some stronger showers Manchester/Sheff/Leeds/N. Lincs showing signs they could develop further.
Ben,
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Rob K
31 July 2019 10:47:23

Originally Posted by: johnr 

It doesn't look over for Swaledale yet. Met Office rain radar shows rainfall there over the past few hours and another intensifying band about to reach the area. Elsewhere, there are some some large areas of slow moving moderate rainfall around Pickering.


Yes looks like there has been more heavy rain over the Leyburn area this morning. Not what they need at all.


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Saint Snow
31 July 2019 10:48:49

Originally Posted by: Arcus 

Finding some sun is key today for any storms kicking off in N. Mids/N. England. Some stronger showers Manchester/Sheff/Leeds/N. Lincs showing signs they could develop further.


 


And it's sunny here right now...



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31 July 2019 10:49:07

Some of the pictures coming in are awful. I again wonder why there were no orange warnings. Appreciate the localised nature, but some of the damage to property looks severe


Mark
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Arcus
31 July 2019 10:59:09

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 


 


 


And it's sunny here right now...



Sunny here now too. 


Ben,
Nr. Easingwold, North Yorkshire
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Saint Snow
31 July 2019 11:23:43

Originally Posted by: Arcus 


 


Sunny here now too. 



 


Not sunny here any more  



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31 July 2019 11:31:17
Quality weather dialogue guys 😂

Not sunny here now either as the first bands of showers make their way down from the north 🌧 Plenty more where that came from, looking at the radar.
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Andy J
31 July 2019 12:14:19

Torrential shower came through just recently, and thought I heard a rumble of thunder with that.  It was - confirmed by the lightning radar.


Another downpour coming through now.


Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Andy J
31 July 2019 12:26:11

Atrocious conditions at the moment here with almost continuous torrential rain, and quite a few rumbles of thunder heard just recently. 


Thunder becoming more frequent now. 


Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Andy J
31 July 2019 13:13:24

Well that was rather unexpected -  a very lengthy thundery downpour with many individual rumbles of thunder, some significant lightning strikes seen, and spells of heavy to torrential rain.  17mm of rain found in the gauge, most of this fell from 1.15pm to 2pm, with some brief showers from earlier in the day.


 


 


Gainsborough, Lincolnshire.
Roger Parsons
31 July 2019 13:44:29

Originally Posted by: Andy J 


Well that was rather unexpected -  a very lengthy thundery downpour with many individual rumbles of thunder, some significant lightning strikes seen, and spells of heavy to torrential rain.  17mm of rain found in the gauge, most of this fell from 1.15pm to 2pm, with some brief showers from earlier in the day.



Nothing down our way, Andy. Did look a bit grey NW - towards Lincoln.


I'm a bit disappointed.


Roger


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Andy J
31 July 2019 15:23:49

Originally Posted by: Roger Parsons 


 


Nothing down our way, Andy. Did look a bit grey NW - towards Lincoln.


I'm a bit disappointed.


Roger



Looks like the next batch of thundery downpours may be heading further southwards towards you Roger.  We're currently getting some more heavy rain, although not as bad as earlier this afternoon.    Some strikes showing up again around Doncaster and Rotherham.


Looks like the Doncaster area has been particularly badly hit this afternoon.  Wouldn't be surprised to hear of flooding around there.


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