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Ian Currie’s Latest Forecast.

Date: Monday 23rd Nov 2009

Update time : 10.00  hrs GMT.

    Current Statistics

THIS DAY Nov. 23rd 1981

Largest number of tornadoes ever reported ,some 105 .on active cold front. Anglesey was first affected  with 20 houses damaged and a roof off a school. Manchester and Birmingham also had widespread damage and at Coventry a metal tractor garage was destroyed. In Huntingdon  50 houses were badly damaged with roofs ripped off. In Northamptonshire caravans were picked up and thrown into lake.

A remarkable temperature of 20C [68F] was recorded at Lairg [Highland] in 1906. At Lochgoilhead strawberries and raspberries were in flower.

EUROPE + OTHERS

10.00 hrs BST Nov 23rd 2009.

Frankfurt cloud  11C

amsterdam rain  9C  

Budapest  rain 7C

oslo  rain 6C

Nuuq-green snow  -3C

madrid fine  10C

helsinki cloud 7C

paphos fine 23C

reykjavik fair  3C

cardiff rain 12C

minsk drizzle  5C

warsaw fine 10C

bahrain fair  25c

kabul shower 4C

Lagos     fair     31C

Long range forecast and Frosted Earth News

Thanks to Rosemary of Gossop’s Green who sent in her rainfall for Oct 2009 at  60.8mm, Bill at Shoreham with 82mm. Raymond at Partidge Green 55mm,Grant at Salfords 47.1mm,Peter at Rushden in Northants just 30mm; Geoff at Furnace Green 69.7mm, Peter at East Preston 85.5mm and Bernard at Wokingham with 41.7mm during October.

 

Has anybody taken any pictures or knows someone who could send to Frosted Earth any pictures of the Cumbrian Floods? Please contact me  for use in Weather eye magazine. Much appreciated.

 

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The morning and early afternoon are going to see spells of showery rain and they could be heavy in places especially in counties top the south of London. Along and close to the south coast the wind will be gale force with gusts to 50 or 60 mph. As the afternoon. Gradually the rain should move away to leave just a few well scattered showers mostly near south coast. Staying mild at 12C to 13C.

This evening and night it should be fine up to midnight with the wind dropping off and the temperature will fall to 6C in well sheltered valleys cooler than last few nights but cloud will tend to thicken by the early hours from the west with the wind strengthening as well.

Tuesday will have a wet windy morning but the afternoon will be drier though with a good deal of cloud but very mild and some places sheltered from the south-west wind may reach 15C.

Coulsdon –Surrey

November 23rd 2009 

09.00 hrs GMT

 

Temperature: 11.0C Humidity 84 %

 

Air Pressure 

999  millibars (hPa) or

29.50 inches.

 

Falling.  

 

Current Weather:

Rain.          

 

Wind Direction + speed:

South west 14 mph.

November 23rd 2009

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