Yes Josy is going to Get IT

lt is in asda no less

No Josy is miles away from the action.

When is the next storm induced by gay marriage? :hehe:

HOWLING!!!!!!:joker::joker::joker::joker:

If Japanese car parts fall from the clouds - Is it 'Raining Datsun Cogs'?

Just been into town and it was cut off as the big river has burst its banks and was flowing over the road for around 300 yards. LT just moved the Police closed sign and went up on the path and drove along it as it was flowing but shallower (mind you the drop off on the side would not be clever as its a 4 feet deep and soft and its only a cars width wide) and I made it into town.

We only had 25mm in last 24 hours but the big rivers catchment is way out west

Cold air has dug in here and it was only 6 C as i made my way

iso the bank is burst did you get any money from it remember if there dont see you take it then no law has been broken :idc:

:nono:

this is a weather thread, no lame puns allowed

sorry about that :laugh:

also remove the word lame from your post please :fist::fist::fist::fist:

Is there any need for how cold it is ffs

Yes, we had an air and grass frost this morning. I left the windows open upstairs last night so when I went to bed my room was 10.3 C and was baltic

I had to make 2 bottles for me and the devil dog.

Hot water bottles?

I had my leccy blanket on for about 3 hours before I went to bed :flutter:

The frost started really early here last night, about 6pm :bored:

:nono:

I dont trust electricity in my bed

"James Madden, a forecaster for Exacta Weather"


No, he is a one man unqualified bloke working out his house with no checks or comebacks who celebrity gossips sheets like the star and mirror use for cheap headlines.


"No meteorological or climate models have been used in the production of the following long-range weather forecasts. All forecasts are produced on a number of personal observations and calculations, that also include; solar activity, ocean behaviour, and historical weather patterns from my own unique collective data. This method of forecasting allows me to make a long term judgement on the factors that I consider to be the most important, and what I also consider to be the most reliable in the future for long term weather forecasting."

(from his awful website)

In other words he makes it up

:facepalm:


And from the Star and the headline: "Temperatures may be as low as -4C in northern England and Scotland.":

Min temps have been this low for a few weeks and that is exactly what one expects for Nov.


So the article is utter and complete crap.

When ever you hear anyone say "they say blah bla blah" about the weather


ALWAYS ask them "who say?"

9/10 its not the Met Office so it can be totally ignored

2 Years wait for the New Super Weather Computer banks
that will give us closer
per mile forecasting

record
 

several stations reporting 23 C which is a halloween max record



Gloucestershire Airport (29 m) 23.0 °C
St. James's Park (5 m) 23.0 °C
Gravesend Broadness (10 m) 23.0 °C
London City Airport (5 m) 23.0 °C
London Heathrow Airport (25 m) 23.0 °C
Northolt (39 m) 23.0 °C

How's it looking for between 6-8 in Cork LT?

That rain you have at the moment is coming up from the South but its also moving East and should be cleared by six to leave a dry night.

Oh good, dry trick or treating then

Today's Top 8 [31st Oct - Temperatures]:

Gravesend 23.6,
Kew 23.6,
Charlwood 23.3,
St James's Park 23.2,
Heathrow 22.9,
Northolt 22.8,
Hampton 22.7,
Wisley 22.3

Increased risk of milder and wetter than average conditions for the period Nov-Dec
 

From the Met office:

Our latest three-month outlook suggests an increased risk of milder and wetter than average conditions for the period November-December-January based on our seasonal forecasts and those from other leading centres around the world.

It states “For November-December-January above-average UK-mean temperatures are more likely than below-average” and “Latest predictions for UK-mean precipitation favour near- or above-average rainfall for November-December-January”

However, there are still substantial probabilities that either average or cool/dry conditions may occur. This is because there are many competing factors that determine what our weather will be like in the coming months.

ie weather from the Atlantic like we have has for the last wee while

http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/

Stations: 159 Gusts
Cairngorms (1245 m) 107 mph
The Cairnwell (933 m) 94 mph
Mumbles (32 m) 75 mph
Capel Curig (215 m) 74 mph
Bealach na Bà (773 m) 70 mph
St Bees Head (123 m) 67 mph
Great Dun Fell (847 m) 67 mph
Aberdaron (94 m) 66 mph
Plymouth MtBatten (50 m) 63 mph
Sennybridge (307 m) 61 mph
RNAS Culdrose (84 m) 60 mph
Dunkeswell Airport (253 m) 58 mph
Newquay Cornwall Airport (103 m) 58 mph
Aberporth (134 m) 58 mph
Exeter Airport (30 m) 57 mph
Aonach Mòr (1130 m) 57 mph
Pembrey Burrows (6 m) 57 mph
Blackpool Airport (10 m) 57 mph
Isle of Portland (52 m) 55 mph
South Uist Range (4 m) 54 mph
Guernsey Airport (101 m) 54 mph
Cardinham (199 m) 54 mph
Tiree Island (12 m) 54 mph
Magilligan (6 m) 54 mph
Alderney Channel Is (71 m) 53 mph
Liscombe (347 m) 53 mph
St Athan (49 m) 52 mph
Isle of Man Airport (16 m) 52 mph
Islay/Port Ellen (17 m) 50 mph
Lake Vyrnwy (359 m) 50 mph
Sule Skerry (12 m) 50 mph
Camborne (88 m) 50 mph
Milford Haven (32 m) 50 mph
Royal Marines Base Chivenor (6 m) 50 mph