... of 14-15 September 1968 which affected large parts of London and the Home Counties was at least one order of magnitude greater than either of the 2007 events. In West and South Yorkshire, the rain which fell in June 2007 was appreciably less than occurred in the same area in July 1973, and broadly similar to the downpour in June 1982, for example. It's a great pity the ...

...> 14-15 September 1968 which affected large parts of London and the Home Counties was at least one order of magnitude greater than either of the 2007 events. In West and South Yorkshire, the rain which fell in June 2007 was appreciably less than occurred in the same area in July 1973, and broadly similar to the downpour in June 1982, for example. It's a great pity the...

...> 14-15 September 1968 which affected large parts of London and the Home Counties was at least one order of magnitude greater than either of the 2007 events. In West and South Yorkshire, the rain which fell in June 2007 was appreciably less than occurred in the same area in July 1973, and broadly similar to the downpour in June 1982, for example. It's a great pity the...

... of 14-15 September 1968 which affected large parts of London and the Home Counties was at least one order of magnitude greater than either of the 2007 events. In West and South Yorkshire, the rain which fell in June 2007 was appreciably less than occurred in the same area in July 1973, and broadly similar to the downpour in June 1982, for example. It's a great pity the ...

...downpour of 14-15 September 1968 which affected large parts of London and the Home Counties was at least one order of magnitude greater than either of the 2007 events. In West and South Yorkshire, the rain which fell in June 2007 was appreciably less than occurred in the same area in July 1973, and broadly similar to the downpour in June 1982, for example. It's a great pity the climatology...

...://www.meteox.nl/h.aspx?r=&soort=loop24uur&URL or http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/ Rain moves away from SE England early on Thursday morning. Some showers in eastern England, the Midlands and SE England behind the rain area. Rainfall totals in 24 hours ending 18.00 UTC on Thursday http://tinyurl.com/3g3rmd Larkhill, ...

Exciting! Yes! The rain was torrential for a minute or so, but only a couple of thunders (not like the TS at the Euro match in Basel last night!) Now the paths and roofs look like they are burning with with 'steam' in the sun! Roy =========== "Will Hand" <will@lyneside.demon.co.uk> wrote in message news:g2qu87$sb6$1$8300dec7@news.demon.co.uk... Fantastic! I'm very jealous, I love ...

Brussels on Friday 6th June Overcast and very misty with continuous drizzle and light rain. Periods of moderate rain in the second half of the afternoon and in the evening – rain heavy from about 19.00 to 19.30 local time. Very cool with ... Uccle 13.6°C - overnight minimum 13.0°C - and 14 mm rain Brussels Airport 14.0°C - overnight minimum 12.8°C - and ...

...> Was amazed to just watch Susan Powell on News 24s forecast who has not mentioned the deluge of rain which is currently covering northeast London and presumably all points nor nor west judging by the latest ....I clocked around 4mm between 1555 and 1608 and a further 5mm since ,and it's still raining. Not spectacular falls I know ,bur surely enough to get a mention on the Beebs so ...

On Jun 6, 7:18 pm, Weatherlawyer <Weatherlaw...@hotmail.com> wrote: On Jun 6, 5:39 pm, "ronaldbutton" <ronbut...@ntlworld.com> wrote: Was amazed to just watch Susan Powell on News 24s forecast who has not mentioned the deluge of rain which is currently covering northeast London How far norf uv Wofferd is vah? "Ow fah" I mean.