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Dark London

Yellow alert for strong winds Sunday into Monday for Northern Britain

Gales are likely to develop around exposed coastal areas of northern Britain during Sunday and overnight into Monday morning. Very strong inland gusts are also expected, particularly in association with heavy showers.

The public should be aware of possible minor disruption, particularly to transport.


http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/d...c/uk/2014-8-17

Have a look at this vid of the Pilger (Nebraska) tornado as it enters town




Then have a look at this excellent site or pic below showing you the damage it did - scary:shocked:

YOu can see the water tower (number 17 on map) clearly on the vid.

http://dataomaha.com/media/pilger/damage-map/

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The weather today is mild

Mild is a reference to the temperature, an aspect of the weather.

Today is anticyclonic, mainly cloudy and indeed. mild.

:eek:

That vid.

Imagine seeing that coming towards you?

remember if its not going right and its not going left and its not getting smaller

its coming right at cha :shocked:

T-Storms just going through Portsmouth and heading NW

http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/daten...09/18/0855.gif

It's so hot and muggy today :sob:

77F at heathrow right now

It's really warm here

66F for Cork

Give me some Celsius man :fist:

Its 82F
in my Studio



Good job I have fans

http://www.weather.com/news/montpell...rouge-20140929

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The litany of flash floods caused by extraordinarily heavy rainfall in 2014 grew even longer Monday after record-shattering rainfall struck one of southern France's largest cities.

Montpellier, a city of 264,000 along France's Mediterranean coast, was hit with 252 millimeters (9.92 inches) of rain in just 3 hours, between 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. local time (9 a.m. and noon EDT in the U.S.). The exceptionally heavy rain flooded streets and quickly sent the river Lez out of its banks in the city center.

As of 8 p.m. local time, the city had tallied 295.6 millimeters (11.63 inches) of rain for the day, amounting to 47 percent of the city's average annual rainfall of 24.77 inches.


meanwhile





The UK is on course to have its driest September since records began, according to provisional figures released on Tuesday by the Met Office.

The country received just 19.4mm of rain up to 28 September, about a fifth of the normal level.

It has also been one of the warmest Septembers in the past century.

But forecasters say the UK is set for a return to more normal conditions in early October - with cooler, wetter, and windier weather expected.

The Met Office holds rainfall records going back to 1910. Before this year, the driest September was in 1959, when 23.8 mm of rain fell.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-29419202

great news that the more wintery weather should be coming soon! :amazed:

Well more autumnal. Today up here it was 18 C by next week it will be 10C high

Powerful Storm to Hit Sault Ste Marie on Friday October 3, 2014
 

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=003_1412180070



I would say that his presentation style is not BBC standard :joker:

Gusting to 60mph at Stowaway currently

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It was really cold but bright here this morning. ...finally autumn weather has arrived. Here for the first frost

It was only 2.5C when I got up this morning and 0.0C on the grass so it felt autumnal. Tomoz will be more so with all the rain that is coming.

My phone said it was 3° here.....rolling mist over the fields but with blinding low winter sun....lovely to look at but a bitch to drive in

Stations: Gusts
Cairngorms (1245 m) 93 mph
The Cairnwell (933 m) 83 mph
Bealach na Bà (773 m) 81 mph
Great Dun Fell (847 m) 81 mph
Aonach Mòr (1130 m) 70 mph
Aberdaron (94 m) 70 mph
St Bees Head (123 m) 68 mph
Glen Ogle (564 m) 67 mph
Mumbles (32 m) 67 mph
Capel Curig (215 m) 66 mph
Sule Skerry (12 m) 63 mph
Lake Vyrnwy (359 m) 63 mph
Machrihanish (10 m) 62 mph
Tiree Island (12 m) 61 mph
Islay/Port Ellen (17 m) 61 mph
St Catherine's Pt (24 m) 60 mph
Pembrey Burrows (6 m) 60 mph

http://media.skynews.com/media/image...-1-942x530.jpg
Woman Killed By Falling Tree In High Winds in London

http://news.sky.com/story/1357366/wo...-in-high-winds

Rain event NW Highlands
 

Kinlochewe NW Highlands has had 112mm of rain in just 24 hours 10pm Sat-10pm Sun. Whole month of Sep had 79.8mm! Still a lot more to come.

https://twitter.com/SeanBattySTV/sta...02042626715648

The mountains ( and remember totals can only come from where they can measure it) will prob have had 400mm i n the last 48 hours :shocked: