Weather and Climate

I'd go along with that. There's is no doubt that global warming is very concerning & will

Back on 2nd June 1982 I recorded 90.2mm in 2 hours in Wootton Basset (pre 'royal' days - it

We went into fog about 5am, then at 6:30am we had a thunderstorm with aa peak intensity of 41.4mm/hr

There have been showers that have developed from nothing to a downpour in just a few minutes in the

Screen grab of slow moving(over several hours) storms. Jack

The heavy rain and thunder scared the life out of those at the Minack theatre. Had to abandon the

Well, a lot of C2C and rumbles. But just had a temp drop from 28°C to 18°C. 10 mm so far highest rate

I am still alive. Had 8.7 mm of heavy rain in 1 hour. No thunder. It is raining again now. As showers

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

19.7 mm here today. Most falling in the hour 12:10 to 13:10. Torrential at times with small hail. Len

19.2C max here yesterday, 19.5C today. It was >18C in the thunderstorm. Graham On Sunday, 17

Got a max intensity of 103.8mm/hr, and 32.6mm in all. Continuous thunder and much lightning, some

They did indeed. It seems things were a little livelier in Penge than they were in Warlingham. Tudor

53.4mm/hr peak (violent shower), temp dropped from 16 to 10C and plenty of thunder and lightning -

A couple of decades ago SouthWest Water had a programme called 'Clean Sweep' which was a

Graham Penzance - Dry here all day, but very windy.

A fairly short spell of heavy rain around 1230Z. Some very faint rumblings of thunder both before and

So came home. Time lapse of 2.30 hours into 60 seconds. https://youtu.be/HMZG2w8ffgA Jack

The storm that ended the 'warmth'. Time lapse x 150, ie 1/30 hours >>> 36 seconds 8

5.3 mm here. Thunder showers seem to pass either side of us. frequent 40 mph gusts though during the

On Thursday, 19 May 2022 at 14:35:20 UTC+1 Tudor Hughes wrote: Well, I go to bed pretty late and

We've had showery bursts of rain overnight, 9.5mm in the last 24 hours. Another very mild night,

From 1325-1350 GMT. Torrential rain, total 19.0 mm, maximum rainfall rate 188.8 mm/h according to VP2

Plenty of distant lightning here on Thurs into Friday night. The odd rumble of thunder and 4.6 mm

41.0 mm in one hour is a lot. For some reason the Times chose to report it as 11 million litres. On

Interesting line of thunderstorms associated with the south coast sea breeze front. At least,

Serious damage was caused to the village of Leersum in the centre of the Netherlands on Friday

In the last decade thunderstorms have shown a marked decline here in west Cornwall. Looking at '

15.8 mm here at 1800 and still raining through the evening. This is a quasi-stationary low, stuck,

Certainly plenty over Cornwall. However, in Penzance, the heavy rain was before I emerged from bed. A