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scillydave
07 December 2023 14:39:41
WET
Currently living at roughly 65m asl North of Cowbridge in the Vale of Glamorgan.

Formerly of, Birdlip, highest village in the Cotswolds and snow heaven in winter; Hawkinge in Kent - roof of the South downs and Isles of Scilly, paradise in the UK.
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07 December 2023 14:56:41
Another deluge today with widespread floods and a few landslips.
The coastal cliffs will also be on the move again I think with all this rain.
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08 December 2023 08:00:56
4.6C and falling since an hour ago, some light high cloud
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dagspot
08 December 2023 13:32:26
a real nasty squall lime developing on radar back edge of front currently over N Ireland
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09 December 2023 07:02:20
9.7C Heavy rain
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09 December 2023 07:32:50
10C. Heavy earlier rain now moderate with SSW breeze.
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johncs2016
09 December 2023 17:23:13
A complete write-off of a day here in Edinburgh, courtesy of Storm Elin which has brought us a lot of heavy and persistent rain throughout daylight hours today.

The rain has eased off a bit now, but light rain is still continuing to fall with the wind blowing in from off the North Sea.

As I write, the actual centre of this storm appears to be over NE England. Once again, this is yet another southerly tracking low and it seems as though we just can't get any of these low pressure systems to actually pass to our north these days, as they are "traditionally" supposed to.

In spite of that though, it still isn't even the least bit cold here with a temperature of around 8°C here in Edinburgh.😡
The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
Bolty
09 December 2023 17:28:14
An awful day here too. Wet and windy for the entirety of it, with stronger winds than some of the named storms in the autumn (it mustn't be affecting London, that's why it wasn't named). 20mm of rain so far.
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Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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johncs2016
09 December 2023 17:52:39

An awful day here too. Wet and windy for the entirety of it, with stronger winds than some of the named storms in the autumn (it mustn't be affecting London, that's why it wasn't named). 20mm of rain so far.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 



It actually WAS named by Met Eireann as Storm Elin which I would have thought you would have gathered from my above post.

In addition to that, we have another one coming tomorrow as well. That has also been officially named by Met Eireann, and has been named as Storm Fergus.
 
The north of Edinburgh, usually always missing out on snow events which occur not just within the rest of Scotland or the UK, but also within the rest of Edinburgh.
Bolty
09 December 2023 17:55:06

It actually WAS named by Met Eireann as Storm Elin which I would have thought you would have gathered from my above post.

In addition to that, we have another one coming tomorrow as well. That has also been officially named by Met Eireann, and has been named as Storm Fergus.
 

Originally Posted by: johncs2016 



If it was named (either by the Met or the Met Eireann) then I stand corrected, but that's news to me. They've hardly made a real fuss about this and it's been more severe, at least around here, than some of the other actual named storms.
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Blackrod, Lancashire (4 miles south of Chorley) at 156m asl.
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Retron
09 December 2023 18:03:37

An awful day here too. Wet and windy for the entirety of it, with stronger winds than some of the named storms in the autumn (it mustn't be affecting London, that's why it wasn't named). 20mm of rain so far.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 


The MetO names storms if they generate an amber warning in the UK - and this one hasn't (despite it blowing a hooley outside - the leaves are finally mostly gone from the trees, so more wind is slamming into my house!)

It has, however, generated amber warnings in Ireland, which is why the names have been issued.
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johncs2016
09 December 2023 18:13:52

If it was named (either by the Met or the Met Eireann) then I stand corrected, but that's news to me. They've hardly made a real fuss about this and it's been more severe, at least around here, than some of the other actual named storms.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 





The above tweet is Met Eireann's official confirmation of Storm Erin whilst the tweet below is the official confirmation of Storm Fergus.



You are right to mention the lack of publicity about that though, as I didn't know anything about that myself until the latter part of this afternoon. At that time, it appeared that no-one else on this forum knew about that either, and that was why I put up a post about that on the media thread at that time.
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Saint Snow
09 December 2023 18:49:04

An awful day here too. Wet and windy for the entirety of it, with stronger winds than some of the named storms in the autumn (it mustn't be affecting London, that's why it wasn't named). 20mm of rain so far.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 



Well said.

Far, far worse than anything so far this year, and probably worst since Arwen.

Horrendous and dangerous out there. I usually like storms, but this one has me really concerned (scared, even, as I'm expecting damage come tomorrow morning)

But just a yellow warning and vague 'strong winds'???

I'm normally a big defender of the Met Office, but this is an abysmal failure.

Like you say, though, London and the SE unaffected so who cares, eh?

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Bolty
09 December 2023 19:20:04

Well said.

Far, far worse than anything so far this year, and probably worst since Arwen.

Horrendous and dangerous out there. I usually like storms, but this one has me really concerned (scared, even, as I'm expecting damage come tomorrow morning)

But just a yellow warning and vague 'strong winds'???

I'm normally a big defender of the Met Office, but this is an abysmal failure.

Like you say, though, London and the SE unaffected so who cares, eh?

Originally Posted by: Saint Snow 



Yes, it's up there with Storm Eunice in February 2022 (living around here anyway). I can hear the windows and doors rattling, as well as some of the roof slates rattling. I just hope none of them come off. The EA are also issuing a few flood warnings for parts of Manchester now too.

Like you say, I usually defend the Met Office quite a lot, but it's another big let down from them in the space of a week for North West England. We had no warning of the heavy snow in Cumbria last weekend and now this.
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09 December 2023 19:50:23

An awful day here too. Wet and windy for the entirety of it, with stronger winds than some of the named storms in the autumn (it mustn't be affecting London, that's why it wasn't named). 20mm of rain so far.

Originally Posted by: Bolty 



Chichester had one gust that blew all the loose leaves down the road. Does that count?

And 23mm of rain, too lots of local flooding since the ground was saturated after 28mm on Thursday and 24mm on Monday, not to mention that the council doesn't clear the drains until someone complains.
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Duckiepuddle
09 December 2023 20:32:03
Hi,

There has been a recent 64mph gust at Crosby and the wind has that jet engine roar to it. Not heard that since last year. I totally agree with Saint and Bolty - there should be some warnings out.
The impression I recieved from forecasts leading up to today was for a 'windy' day. It's been much more and we've had another 20mms of rain.

About 5 years ago, I clearly remember having a conversation with my dad, that the garden patio would only flood on a really wet day - the definition of which on my weather station would be 11mm of rain in a day - an event that happened a couple of times a year. Now, it's 20mm a day or more on a weekly basis. It's very concerning.

So to sum up, a very wet and wild day, so temperatures are academic. Winds are just now starting to drop and we've had (another) 20.3mm rain today.

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Tim A
09 December 2023 21:31:14
Pretty awful day as others have said 
60mph gusts this evening(77mph Emley). Planes aborted landings and rerouted. 
32mm rain today. 
Horrible especially this evening with the wind and heavy rain combined.
 
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Joe Bloggs
09 December 2023 21:39:48
Really severe conditions in Manchester tonight with significant disruption to travel.

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/greater-manchester-news/live-manchester-piccadilly-services-delays-28262427 

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Crepuscular Ray
09 December 2023 21:50:21
I'm in Nottingham and it's been stormy and wet for a few hours now, really noisy!

I came down on the train from Edinburgh today and a lot of the fields are totally flooded, as far as the eye can see, especially around York and Doncaster
Jerry
Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
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10 December 2023 00:02:24
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