The 2018 summer and thunder thread
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Puggit said:
I suspect Essex is more likely to see rain from the system moving up from France in to Kent, rather than the line of storms I described above.
Ha, this well timed tweet backs me up: https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1020261318950...
it usually goes around us. Not had rain for at least 7 weeks iirc Ha, this well timed tweet backs me up: https://twitter.com/metoffice/status/1020261318950...
Edited by Puggit on Friday 20th July 12:02
It wouldn't be British weather without uncertainty. Next week sees a low pressure trough sink south from Iceland. Where it ends up will be critical. It will be west of the British Isles. If it lands in the right place, and gets stuck, it will drag very warm and humid air up from the South for a period of time. Ireland and West Scotland will be more changeable, SE will be the most stable and hot.
Puggit said:
It wouldn't be British weather without uncertainty. Next week sees a low pressure trough sink south from Iceland. Where it ends up will be critical. It will be west of the British Isles. If it lands in the right place, and gets stuck, it will drag very warm and humid air up from the South for a period of time. Ireland and West Scotland will be more changeable, SE will be the most stable and hot.
Well, it is the summer holidays. Will my marriage survive a holiday in rainy Wales??BBC catching up: https://twitter.com/bbcweather/status/102026587200...
That's spring over, here comes summr! 35oC possible next week...
That's spring over, here comes summr! 35oC possible next week...
Puggit said:
PositronicRay said:
Couple of spits and spots, hoping it's a precursor to a persistent shower later.
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