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Mapantz wrote: ↑Fri 02 Oct 2020 9:16 am Broken my daily rain record for a second time in 5 weeks. 44.6mm fell in just over 8 hours.

Another 50mm to come throughout tomorrow.

You'll be growing webbed feet down there!

My October record set back in 2010 was 1.11" on 3/10. It may go tomorrow if this storm is going to move north and sit over central England for over 24 hours. Amber weather warning just issued by the Met Office for 12:00 Sat to 06:00 Sun.

Here's a UK MetOffice chart showing rain totals from 06Z Saturday to 06Z Sunday:
Ties in well with their amber warning for here and further North.

Well in Jersey CI last night the pressure sank to 967.93hPa at 04:15 storm Alex hit

After about 13 years we don't set too many new records here but the rainfall yesterday was one - Max Daily rain 67.2 mm http://www.komokaweather.com/mysql/top10.php

Enjoy,
Paul

75.4mm of daily rain, so far. That is from circa 3am
Hourly rain of 25.2mm.

You got a mention in the Chief Forecaster's weather briefing this morning

freddie wrote: ↑Mon 12 Jul 2021 10:40 am You got a mention in the Chief Forecaster's weather briefing this morning

Crikey!

I must admit, I have seen heavier rain, but only in short bursts. This was close to torrential for very long periods. I got woken up at 5am, so I popped downstairs to watch it in the porch.. At that time I think I had around 22mm total. I went back to bed and overslept, woke up at 8:30 and saw my station saying 70mm

Luckily, live on a hill with fast draining soil, but even then the lawn was beginning to flood, and the flower beds. My 20,000 litre pond flooded, not seen that before!

Hello everybody.

Yesterday my weather station recorded three new absolute records (data since 2012). (Sangonera la Verde - Murcia / Spain).

Maximum temperature: 44.4ºC
Humidity: 1%.
Dew point: -27.4ºC

Luckily the intense heat only lasted for 1 day. Today we have returned to normal temperatures for the season.

https://www.meteosangonera.es/estaciones/#3101-tab-5

The maximum temperature is still some way short of the highest maximum temperature recorded in my area by an official weather station: 46.1ºC. (Weather station located 3km away).

That's way too hot!

1% humidity? An oven, literally.

Here is a map of Monday's maximum temperatures in my region.

Just a bit over 1/2 an hour ago.

Highest Rain Rate & Hourly rain for July.

But can now hear & see the next one coming.

Just got my highest rain rate every 2.6 in/hr (66 mm/hr). It was biblical!!

Highest September temperature for this station since I started in May 2009. 30.0C at 15:49. I probably won't be alone.

http://www.cheadlehulmeweather.co.uk/monthlyrecord.htm