Warnings out for Tue/Wed for thunderstorms and the dreaded "thundery rain"
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_warnings.html 

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Only rain type available on Earth is Rain, Showers and Thunderstorms so why they are obsessed with non-exist thundery rain as I never seen one before.

I recall seeing what I think was thundery rain on the rainfall radar over the Isle of Mann - a general band of rain with embedded cells, with lightning reports from the IoM.

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[quote=Arcus;515644]Warnings out for Tue/Wed for thunderstorms and the dreaded "thundery rain"
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_warnings.html[/quote]

Beebb forecast I saw earlier had a swathe of rain moving eratically northwards on Monday

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Of course there is rain coming- I took delivey of a convertible yesterday!!! Kiss of death!

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At least the roof can come down when you park it in the garage

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John Hammond BBC News 24 Weather 2327hrs "The end of the heatwave is finally in sight"

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Oh dear

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Cold ramping knob 😉

But he's right, and no matter what happens for the rest of the summer, no one can take this spell away from us heat fanatics [sn_appr] in a few months the "8c daytime and 0c nighttime-types" will have their turn up be excited about nothing much 😉

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Nina Ridge on BBC weather just had 34C over London on Monday! 😮

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Good! i am off tomorrow and it fun and games to watch my thermometer constantly.

MetO warnings of rain now out for Tue & Wed - high impact, low probabiliy for any given place

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=map&map=Warnings&fcTime=1374361200

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The Met Office's text forecast for London & the SE agrees:

Monday:

A very hot and humid day with long sunny spells. It will start to feel very uncomfortable as temperatures soar during the afternoon, which may spark off the odd thunderstorm. Maximum Temperature 34 °C.

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Nina Ridge

" 33c or 34c possible tomorrow"

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 How true will this be. Media hype for the sake of it I reckon.

How one Met office expert is convinced the heatwave is a 'blip'... and that  we're still in for a WASHOUT summer

• Forecasters predicted decade of soaking wet  summers after climate summit


• But Britain's longest heatwave for seven  years is set to continue next week


• Met office predicted a cool and wet month  but UK is on course for the driest July since records began in 1910


• But one Met Officer expert Prof Stephen  Belcher insists it's just a 'blip'

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2372011/It-wet-How-Met-office-expert-convinced-heatwave-blip--WASHOUT-summer.html

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Predicted a cool and wet month?

This was the 16-30 day forecast from the day they quote:

UK Outlook for Thursday 11 Jul 2013 to Thursday 25 Jul 2013:

With no particularly dominant weather type indicated for the middle part of July this period is considered, on balance, to most likely be characterised by fairly typical British summer weather. However there is a signal for drier than average conditions to prevail. As such some fine, dry and pleasant days are expected, especially to the south and east. Temperatures are then most likely to often be close to average, though conditions will feel pleasantly warm during spells of sunnier weather.

Updated: 1243 on Thu 27 Jun 2013

Just to point out that Stephen Belcher is Head of the Hadley Centre at the Met Office not the Department of Meteorology at Reading. As usual the Fail have got their story more than a little wrong in every respect.

And yet GFS has the heavy ppn over the one part of England not covered by the warning (i.e., the NE)!!

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Yes they don't help themselves sometimes do they. but than I don't think any media outlet does.

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It is now.

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=map&map=Warnings&fcTime=1374620400

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BBC week ahead - interesting.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1gwy59Kh2w 

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METO chief forecasters view is worth reading, tried to c/paste but failed  Loving the words 'Energetic storms'

 

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/public/weather/warnings/#?tab=warnings&map=Warnings&fcTime=1374534000&regionName=ee

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Temps still good though

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Peter Gibbs has 33c for the South " higher in places"

Not the quantity of storms Nina Ridge showed earlier

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There's lies and then there are Daily Fail lies .......

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