WX IN DECEMBER 07

WHAT A NIGHT VERY WET
NOW SUN IS OUT AND IT IS A NICE DAY FOR HOW LONG

WET...WET....WET - -

ITS WET WET WET AGAIN

WET...WET....AND COLD...

Blowing a gale, and thats it. 6c and downright ugly day

Simon

Hello All,
Extremely strong winds here today, in fact the wind was so strong it caused one of the guy ropes that supports my little tower to BREAK !!!

And this in turn has allowed the base of my tower to be bent
But I"m pleased to say that my Corsican Spider antenna has come through it with flying colours... its still in one piece.

I'm certainly glad that I don't use fibreglass fishing rods as spreaders.... they would have been in pieces by now !!!

Bye from a very windy Corsica island.

DRY AND COOL WITH A LOT OF WIND THIS SIDE ....

First day with at least the small thing called SUN in the air

WET...WET...WET

GRAY DAY RAIN

Some wet and wild weather around for the UK during Thursday as yet another deep area of low pressure sweeps in from the Atlantic.

Heavy rain will begin pushing into Ireland during the early morning. This will spread quickly East reaching Wales by breakfast and then the East coast by lunch time. Some impressive accumulations are likely, especially across Western facing hills where over 2 inches of rain will fall during Thursday and into Friday.

Once the rain sets in, it'll be with you for most of the day, not clearing the far South-east until Friday afternoon.

Next up in the wind, again gales are expected across the South and North of the UK with severe gales along the South-west and South coast.

Winds will continue to pick up during Thursday morning across the South-west, then into the afternoon the isobars tighten as the low deepens and gusts of up to 40mph arrive across Devon, Cornwall and then spread into Southern and South-eastern England. Winds will also pick up across the Southern Uplands and Western Isles near the centre of the low.

Into the evening and the winds continue to strengthen along the English Channel with winds of up to 70mph. Winds will die down during the evening somewhat, except for the far South-west will will hang on to the gales right through until Friday.

LOL.....WELL DONE MICK

Cold in Dublin with a little rain ... ---- ---

Rain reaching all parts by late morning. The rain locally heavy should clear towards the evening with a few showers following. Feeling chilly for much of the day with a freshening southerly wind but turning milder later.
Tonight:
Clear intervals with occasional showers. The showers mostly near the coast where a few may be heavy with possible hail. Fresh southwest winds.
Sunday:
Mostly cloudy with showers and some longer spells of rain, heavy at times. Becoming very windy especially along the coast.
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:
Cold and windy on Monday with outbreaks of rain gradually dying out from the west. Dry, brighter and less windy on Tuesday. Remaining dry and bright for much of Wednesday.

WET....WET...WET AGAIN

Broken cloud will bring a mixture of dry spells and showers, but some more persistent, locally heavy, rain is likely later. Windy with west or southwesterly gales, especially over Cornwall. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
Sunday:



Largely cloudy with some showery outbreaks of rain, locally heavy, but also some dry intervals. Windy with west or northwesterly gales, and some severe gales particularly in the west. Maximum temperature 10 °C.

Updated: 2010 on Sat 8 Dec 2007
Outlook for Monday to Wednesday:



Largely fine with sunny spells on Monday, after overnight rain clears eastwards. Fine, dry and mostly sunny on Tuesday. Cloudy with a little rain possible on Wednesday.

Updated: 2010 on Sat 8 Dec 2007
UK Outlook for Thursday 13 Dec 2007 to Saturday 22 Dec 2007:



Some rain or drizzle at time for most parts on Thursday, although the far southeast may remain dry. Rain contracting northwestward by Friday, with clear breaks and sunny spells likely for southeastern areas. Over next weekend and for most of the following week, northern and western areas are likely to remain unsettled, with rain or drizzle at times, but the south and east should be generally dry with clear breaks and the risk of overnight frost and fog. Winds will be frequently southwesterly and stronger at times in the west and north. Temperatures are expected to be around normal in the northwestern half, but are likely to be normal to a little below normal for southeastern areas.

TODAY AT 8.45 AM

its dry .....and cool

Quite nice today in Wales... Sunny and dry.

Dry and cool about 5c in Dublin

VERY COLD TODAY

Around 2c on the plus side at the moment, there is some rain and fog also. Heavy snow during the early part of last evening, and that seems now to have passed.

Forcast here for the next days is getting colder, seems that Greenfingers is sending the frost and cold weather this way onwards

Simon

Nice day here in Dublin about 12c wow not bad for this time of year...And dry..

V/COLD TODAY AT MINI GOLF

Its cold -1c with lots ice ....

BIT COLD AGAIN

Not a bad day here about 8/9c and sunny .....

-4 here and snow. North Germany.

MMMMMM white Christmas.

If anyone is interested, a funiture store, in Hannover is selling stuff for 1 Euro if it snows on the 24th.

Taxi........

lol @ Mr Mallett...

-1 at 17.00... Dry but very cold.

wet-wet -wet and only 2c in Dublin

BLACK ICE

WET AND COLD ....GOOD LUCK ALL

Thick fog, frosty and cold here. Not any snow at the moment tho

Simon

wet today
HAPPY CHRISTMAS

Wet and cold this side,

foggy this side

Hi all it was a nice day here in Dublin about 8c to 10c.....