I think this merits its own thread given the way the models have moved towards a rising threat of a major storm hitting the UK next week.
Kirk has deepened rapidly in the last 24 hours and is now a Cat 3 and predicted to make Cat 4. It’s forecast to head north next week and then head towards the southern UK as an ex-TS. It will have a huge amount of moisture in its circulation.
The UKMO model has it arriving on Wednesday, ECM later on Wednesday, GFS on Thursday.
The system looks to be capable of delivering 75-100mm of rain in the worst hit areas. Currently the greatest threat is shown as for Wales and southern areas up to the Midlands.
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03 October 2024 06:38:49
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Location: South Cambridgeshire
130 metres ASL
52.0N 0.1E