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Jiries
03 July 2015 09:37:53


 



Not all UK showers are lame. I'm not sure Marigold would agree with that after having her window smashed by one. 


Originally Posted by: RobN 


What she got it not from a rain shower but thunderstorms that are different from standard cool rain showers during poor cool summers, they never go away and kept persisting for weeks.  This the most boring weather type.  I prefer thunderstorms, squalls and hail storms.

Jiries
03 July 2015 09:39:43


 


Not sure I see many places getting into the low 30s at midday, and I've not seen that forecast anywhere either???


Naturally Heathrow is the warmest place at the moment at 21c. Not a chance it'll jump 10c+ in two hours 


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


That for tomorrow when uppers reach 17-18C so it likely to go to low 30's here if clear skies.

Sevendust
03 July 2015 09:46:21
The Dutch July record was broken yesterday at 38.2'c at Maastricht. The previous record was 37.1'c
Jiries
03 July 2015 09:52:27

The Dutch July record was broken yesterday at 38.2'c at Maastricht. The previous record was 37.1'c

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


I wonder if their skies had stay cleared all day to allow a new record broken?  Probably Heathrow would had done that if wasn't the 2 hour cloud cover that thwarted amazing rise earlier on.   At least they now have a 100F being recorded.

idj20
03 July 2015 10:29:35


 


I take these Estofex things with a huge dose of salt as they always seem to forecast far worse than rarely happens. However, in this case, unless I'm reading it wrong (possible/probable) they are forecasting a level 1 for southern England. Possible large hail and extreme precipitation. No mention of 'very' large hail or tornados of any sort?


Originally Posted by: Matty H 



The guys at Estofex being hard at work this morning . . .


 


Folkestone Harbour. 
Jonesy
03 July 2015 10:38:20




The guys at Estofex being hard at work this morning . . .


 



Originally Posted by: idj20 


lol..I remember they got it right once, erm erm erm oh yeah Last July on funny enough a Friday Night 

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Ally Pally Snowman
03 July 2015 13:53:12

Record breaking heat all over the world . 


http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/33369931


 

Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.
Russwirral
03 July 2015 14:10:45


Record breaking heat all over the world . 


http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/33369931


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


 


But also colder than average in other places.


 


Its just down to the swings in the jet


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Russwirral
03 July 2015 14:11:56
Im surprised by the lack of chatter for tonights activity. The Beed/Met are properly Ramping on tonights potential. But I just cant see it being that severe going on the latest charts

Does anyone have any know how or explanation for tonight's front?

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idj20
03 July 2015 14:22:21

Im surprised by the lack of chatter for tonights activity. The Beed/Met are properly Ramping on tonights potential. But I just cant see it being that severe going on the latest charts

Does anyone have any know how or explanation for tonight's front?

Originally Posted by: Russwirral 



I'm wondering about how much of an effect the leading high cloud (warm front?) has on it all? But it is one of those things where storms may sprout up on the spot (home grown) and seeing how it all go from there as we go into this evening. But I'm sure the models had factored all that in.

Folkestone Harbour. 
Ally Pally Snowman
03 July 2015 14:34:36


 


 


But also colder than average in other places.


 


Its just down to the swings in the jet


Originally Posted by: Russwirral 


 


Also down to Man's activity on the Planet. 

Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.
jeffbeanpole1
03 July 2015 15:45:35
Says 25.5oC on my garden thermometer which makes today the warmest day of this 'heat wave' for me. Tuesday was 25oC, Wed 20oC, yesterday 19oC.
Wed was a strange one; it was 19oC at 6.45am as I went in the sea for surf no.1 of the day. 20oC at midday, 17oC at 4pm, as I got home from surf no.2.
The wind went onshore about 3pm and the temp responded, dropping immediately. All forecast though, very accurately for MBY.
Now just waiting to see if these thunderstorms happen tonight ..... ? :)

Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan. Wales. 15m ASL.
John p
03 July 2015 15:53:33


 


 


Also down to Man's activity on the Planet. 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Here we go... 

Camberley, Surrey
doctormog
03 July 2015 16:09:39


 


Here we go... 


Originally Posted by: John p 


No, let's not 


I have only been keeping half an eye on developments but I would be very surprised to get a second storm in a week here. 

Aberdeen
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springsunshine
03 July 2015 16:14:57


 


 


Also down to Man's activity on the Planet. 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


YAWN!!!

Charmhills
03 July 2015 16:38:09


Record breaking heat all over the world . 


http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/features/33369931


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 


Thankfully GW wasn't blamed for once rather the position of the jet behaving unusually.


I wonder if El Nino is starting to have an impact Globally yet!

Loughborough, EM.

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picturesareme
03 July 2015 17:37:40
Now very humid, temps have shot up to just over 27C.

Dew points around the 18C mark!
idot
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03 July 2015 18:06:49
Don't look or feel much like storms down this way. Doesn't feel humid and sky is looking rather benign.
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TimS
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03 July 2015 18:15:49
While we ease into some relatively fresh weather let's turn attention back to France where the canicule is still in full swing:

All time temperature records set on Tuesday for Boulogne, Dieppe and Melun with Paris hitting its second highest reading of 39.7 beating the 2003 heatwave.

40C recorded Tues in the SW and today in both Vichy and Clermont Ferrand in the Massif Central. I'm waiting to see if that's a record or not.

Last 4 days in Southern Burgundy have been 35, 38, 37, 38. Next 4 days forecast on the 12z GFS to hit 38, 39, 35 and finally 40 in a last hurrah before it gets cooler.

It's every bit as intense by day as the 2003 heatwave, but I do t think the human cost will be anywhere near as severe because it's just over he the duration of that event, and the nights have been notably cooler (around 20-21C compared with 25-26C in 2003). It's the warm nights and humidity that kill people in heatwaves.

I think this is partly a function of airmass source (Spain via Pyrenees), partly time of year.
Brockley, South East London 30m asl
Ally Pally Snowman
03 July 2015 19:06:49

Hampton SW London looks like it was the hottest today 28.3c


 

Bishop's Stortford 85m ASL.
Matty H
03 July 2015 19:30:49

With a bit of luck we'll miss any showers entirely here. Wouldn't want to be further north. 

Yate, Nr Bristol
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NickR
03 July 2015 19:39:42


With a bit of luck we'll miss any showers entirely here. Wouldn't want to be further north. 


Originally Posted by: Matty H 


I'm not looking forward to it. Couple of days ago a massive storm missed us by about 2 miles. 3 houses were hit, gardens were flattened, and thousands of cars were covered in dents from the hail. Close call. Why anyone wants that I don't know.

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POD
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03 July 2015 19:43:00


Hampton SW London looks like it was the hottest today 28.3c


 


Originally Posted by: Ally Pally Snowman 



Lived there as a lad, got burnt to a cinder during the 1959 summer.  Plenty of storms in the 5years I lived there, the sash windows used to rattle in the worst of the storms.

Pat, Crawley Down, West Sussex.
Matty H
03 July 2015 19:47:49


 


I'm not looking forward to it. Couple of days ago a massive storm missed us by about 2 miles. 3 houses were hit, gardens were flattened, and thousands of cars were covered in dents from the hail. Close call. Why anyone wants that I don't know.


Originally Posted by: NickR 


No I don't get it either. I would be more than happy if I never saw rain again in my life. Of course we need it, but I'd pay good money for it to fall between midnight and 6am and NEVER during the day. Adding a bit of banging and flashing light to it barely raises the pulse at all. Each to their own though. Some weirdos don't like the heat either. 

Yate, Nr Bristol
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LeedsLad123
03 July 2015 19:52:01


 


I'm not looking forward to it. Couple of days ago a massive storm missed us by about 2 miles. 3 houses were hit, gardens were flattened, and thousands of cars were covered in dents from the hail. Close call. Why anyone wants that I don't know.


Originally Posted by: NickR 


Let's be fair, Nick - the only type of weather that causes no bother for anyone is the type of weather that you find along the coast of California - extremely tepid, very mild, almost no variation at all, barely a 5 degree change between the coldest and warmest months. The type of heat so many of us were clamouring over on Wednesday is actually very dangerous to a lot of people - so the same question could be asked.. why would anyone want that?


It's just interesting though - that's why we're all here, right? Because we find weather interesting.

Whitkirk, Leeds - 85m ASL.

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