27 C in the SE today

Hurricane Arthur has arrived and heading for USA

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...wind-and-rain/

Whats Scotland going to be like tomorrow

Cloudy with rain in the afternoon

Oh ffs

Thank you

EXTREME video of Dominator 3 intercepting massive violent wedge tornado! June 17
 

Reed Timmer in action again:shocked: His chase vehicle can take i think up to an ef 3 tornado

http://andersonvision.com/wp-content...ERSheader1.png

http://www.tornadovideos.net/

Silverstone on Sunday @1pm?

Slow moving band of rain will pass the track on Sat morning. Its due to clear by around 1 with some sunshine and showers to follow. temps around 18 C max.

From around 9 am the rain will be lighter

Oh thanks. Hopefully a wet qualifying

Cork for the weekend, good man?

No1curr bout cork

Nice sunny start to sat but some rain showers in the pm and sunday a bit better with one of 2 wee showers. No great heatwave but plenty good weather to get out and about in. Max around 18C

:fist: Neem and all the other 12 farming families in her timber built circular settlement care

:laugh2:

Typical Dub jealous of beautiful Cork :idc:

http://www.f2p.com/wp-content/upload.../Village_3.jpg


Cork, yesterday

Ahaha amazing

:hehe:

http://www.dailyedge.ie/dublin-guide...12907-Jul2013/

top temps today
 

Stations: Temp.
Inverness/Dalcross (9 m) 26.0 °C
Edinburgh Gogarbank (57 m) 25.0 °C
Rostherne (35 m) 24.0 °C
Bournemouth (10 m) 24.0 °C
Charterhall (111 m) 24.0 °C
Aboyne (140 m) 24.0 °C
RAF Dishforth (33 m) 24.0 °C
Doncaster Airport (12 m) 24.0 °C
Aviemore (228 m) 24.0 °C
Keswick (81 m) 24.0 °C

Hertfordshire possible Rain at 9PM
I hope Emma has a mac


http://images.ok.co.uk/1389358340_Ce...mma-willis.jpg

Band of rain heading into T in the park. Does not look too heavy but one behind it does. Ground bone dry so no problems.

http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...07/12/1605.gif

Good Huricane video
 

:shocked:

Keep your eye on Saturday. Met Office Warning!
 

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/..._warnings.html


Areas of heavy, thundery showers may develop over England and Wales from Friday night before moving northwards into Scotland later on Saturday. The development of these is uncertain but where they do form some torrential downpours are possible with frequent lightning, large hail and locally strong gusts. Significant flooding is possible where these do occur from surface water as well as small, fast responding watercourses. The frequent lightning, large hail and strong gusts could also be an additional hazard.



One to keep your eye on

Attention Cork
 

Lot of T storms heading in the direction of S Ireland at mo :worry:

http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...07/17/1715.jpg

Thats not a thunderstorm. Thats a drunk rainbow