[UKww Warnings]

UKww Weather Watch for Heavy Rain

Issued Thur 05/07/2012 0945GMT

Areas affected - Midlands, East Anglia, Peak District and N Wales.
Valid from: 0000GMT Friday 6th July 2012 - 0900GMT Saturday 7th July 2012

General evolution: A wave deepens into a low pressure as it moves westwards across the country. This will bring heavy and persistent rain to the watch area.

Forecast: Heavy rain is expected over East Anglia, then moving north and west to bring rainfall to areas between, roughly, the Northampton to Leeds area. Later the rain will continue westwards to Wales. There is still some uncertainty later in the forecast but there is a possibility the watch may be extended to SW England for late Fri/Sat. In the areas with the heaviest rain accumulations of 50-75mm are expected during the watch period with more on higher ground.
Due to the state of the ground it's expected that flash flooding will occur in prone areas.

Please listen to local radio/television broadcasts for up to date information on travel conditions.

UKww will monitor this watch and update when necessary.

Issued by PLJK for UKww, 0945GMT 05/07/2012

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This post has been edited by Ian Williams: 06 July 2012 - 00:35

[Ian Williams]

UPDATED by IRW to a warning and a watch added for SW England and S.Wales & time extended to 1200GMT Saturday



UKww Weather Warning for Heavy Rain
Ukww Weather Watch for Heavy rain

Issued Thur 05/07/2012 0945GMT UPDATED 0015GMT 06/07/2012

Areas affected - Warning for Midlands, East Anglia, Peak District and N & C Wales.
Areas affected - Watch for SW England, S.Wales

Valid from: 0000GMT Friday 6th July 2012 - 1200GMT Saturday 7th July 2012

General evolution: A wave deepens into a low pressure as it moves westwards across the country. This will bring heavy and persistent rain to the warning area.

Forecast: Heavy rain is expected over East Anglia, then moving north and west to bring rainfall to areas between, roughly, the Northampton to Leeds area. Later the rain will continue westwards to Wales.

In the areas with the heaviest rain accumulations of 70 to 90 mm are expected during the warning period with more on higher ground.

Still some uncertainty with some of the models but a watch is now needed for SW England with possible 60 to 80 mm especially over the moors, and possibly 40 to 60 mm over Southern Wales, late Friday night into the early hours of Saturday morning. Because of the differing consensus in some of the models this maybe downgraded or upgraded at short notice

Due to the state of the ground it's expected that flash flooding will occur in prone areas.

Please listen to local radio/television broadcasts for up to date information on travel conditions.

UKww will monitor this warning/watch and update when necessary.

Issued by PLJK for UKww, 0945GMT 05/07/2012 UPDATED by IRW @ 0015GMT 06/07/2012

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This post has been edited by Ian Williams: 06 July 2012 - 01:37

[UKww Warnings]

UPDATED by PLJK adding SW England to the warning area & time extended to 1800GMT Saturday



UKww Weather Warning for Heavy Rain
Ukww Weather Watch for Heavy rain

Issued Thur 05/07/2012 0945GMT UPDATED 0015GMT 06/07/2012

Areas affected - Warning for Midlands, East Anglia, Peak District and N & C Wales, SW England
Areas affected - Watch for S.Wales

Valid from: 0000GMT Friday 6th July 2012 - 1800GMT Saturday 7th July 2012

General evolution: A wave deepens into a low pressure as it moves westwards across the country. This will bring heavy and persistent rain to the warning area.

Forecast: Heavy rain is expected over East Anglia, then moving north and west to bring rainfall to areas between, roughly, the Northampton to Leeds area. Later the rain will continue westwards to Wales.

In the areas with the heaviest rain accumulations of 70 to 90 mm are expected during the warning period with more on higher ground.

Over SW England it now looks likely that 50-80mm of rain, possibly more over high ground, will fall before 18z Saturday so a UKww Weather Warning is now issued for that area. Also possibly 40 to 60 mm over Southern Wales, late Friday night into the early hours of Saturday morning.

Due to the state of the ground it's expected that flash flooding will occur in prone areas.

Please listen to local radio/television broadcasts for up to date information on travel conditions.

UKww will monitor this warning/watch and update when necessary.

Issued by PLJK for UKww, 0945GMT 05/07/2012 UPDATED by IRW @ 0015GMT 06/07/2012 UPDATED by PLK @ 1930GMT 06/07/2012

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This post has been edited by UKww Warnings: 06 July 2012 - 19:33

[UKww Warnings]

UPDATED by PLJK adding NE, S & SE England and Central Scotland to the watch area & time extended to 0000GMT Monday



UKww Weather Warning for Heavy Rain
Ukww Weather Watch for Heavy rain

Issued Thur 05/07/2012 0945GMT UPDATED 0015GMT 06/07/2012 UPDATED 2000GMT 07/07/2012

Areas affected - Warning for Midlands, East Anglia, Peak District and N & C Wales, SW England
Areas affected - Watch for S.Wales NE, S, & SE England and North Central Scotland.

Valid from: 0000GMT Friday 6th July 2012 - 0000GMT Monday 9th July 2012

General evolution: A wave deepens into a low pressure as it moves westwards across the country. This will bring heavy and persistent rain to the warning area. UPDATE: low pressure now formed is moving gradually eastward bringing further rain to Southern England

Forecast: Heavy rain is expected over East Anglia, then moving north and west to bring rainfall to areas between, roughly, the Northampton to Leeds area. Later the rain will continue westwards to Wales.

In the areas with the heaviest rain accumulations of 70 to 90 mm are expected during the warning period with more on higher ground.

Over SW England it now looks likely that 50-80mm of rain, possibly more over high ground, will fall before 18z Saturday so a UKww Weather Warning is now issued for that area. Also possibly 40 to 60 mm over Southern Wales, late Friday night into the early hours of Saturday morning. Further rain is expected into Sunday with an additional 10-20mm of rain possible overnight. The area of heaviest rain is then expected to move gradually east with a possibility of more than 30mm of rain for Kent.

There is a risk of of 25-35mm of rain over North and Central Scotland Sunday morning and also over the NE of England later on Sunday as rain band push in from the North Sea.

Due to the state of the ground it's expected that flash flooding will occur in prone areas.

Please listen to local radio/television broadcasts for up to date information on travel conditions.

UKww will monitor this warning/watch and update when necessary.

Issued by PLJK for UKww, 0945GMT 05/07/2012 UPDATED by IRW @ 0015GMT 06/07/2012 UPDATED by PLJK @ 1930GMT 06/07/2012 UPDATED by PLJK @ 2000GMT 07/07/2012 UPDATED by PLJK @ 2230GMT 07/07/2012

The user assumes the entire risk related to its use of this data. UKww (UK Weatherworld) is providing this data "as is" and UKww disclaims any and all warranties, whether express or implied, including (without limitation) any implied warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. In no event will UKww be liable to you or to any third party for any direct, indirect, incidental, consequential, special or exemplary damages or lost profit resulting from any use or misuse of this data.

The UKww Warnings Team use NetweatherExtra when compiling forecasts
 

This post has been edited by UKww Warnings: 07 July 2012 - 22:34

[UKww Warnings]

UPDATED by PLJK @ 2330GMT 07/07/2012 to add North Scotland to watch area