Weather and Climate

Some might not have seen this webpage https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240618.html Jack

Sea temperature currently 19.2c at the Penzance buoy, it did hit 20C yesterday. Jubilee Pool 22C.

27 mm here 1000-2400 GMT yesterday. Len Wembury On Sunday, November 27, 2022 at 12:07:40 PM UTC

Looks like lightning has been removed - I couldn't find it. There's an opportunity to give

Tuesday 19th dawn thunderstorm. By all accounts it was even more of an event in Penzance (7.0mm

You were a long way behind today's wettest, as shown by Colin's lists, at Yeovilton - 47mm.

On Saturday, 14 December 2019 22:19:15 UTC, Julian Mayes wrote: Area of heavy rain now moving ENE

I see there are reports in the local press that Dingwall was flooded late this afternoon as I feared

This had me thinking about the continuos lightning we had for over an hour in Plymouth 26 May 2017.

Now that was impressive. I suppose with webcams becoming more and more common (I'm thinking of

19.3 mm collected in my 5 inch gauge 1800 to 2359 hrs yesterday (24th) evening. This made a total for

Just to the South East of us, but we caught some of the rain. This is what they describe as a

Nothing here in east Devon Martin.

.... Thanks for that Bruce: good agreement here (West Moors = small red box) with 13.7mm. Hurn kit

That' s good Bruce but I'm not sure it separates CG from IC like the Isle of Wight site does.

... Effects of morning storms in the Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch, Ferndown area . . . . http://

Yes you're right. Someone commented on Facebook that it was in the days before lightning

I've just spent a couple of days writing an application to scrape the sferic images from

I think it does update automatically. It shows the current time and date as I look at it, and the

The same argument might apply to the number of days with snow falling, where an amateur observer