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Uk weather----Hampstead storm.............
The 41 st anniversary of this prolonged and intense downpour is in a few
days.I was looking for data on the storm and one of the interesting pieces was from this site; https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.word...f-the-century/ It set me thinking that a repeat performance in parts of London particularly the City would be catastrophic now and a nightmare for insurers let alone those caught in basements,subways,underground systems, super sewers,Crossrail etc. some of the basements are four-storey can you believe,see this item from the Guardian; https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...-iceberg-homes In Poland recently there were violent storms with huge falls of hail of a certain size that clogged gutters,drainage systems and similar thus aggravating the overflow of storm water. Hopefully the new super sewers might help run off.Next week it looks as though the atmosphere will be energised with the ingredients of heat and moisture so hefty downpours on the cards. Just food for thought. PC |
Uk weather----Hampstead storm.............
On Wednesday, 10 August 2016 09:17:57 UTC+1, P.Chortik wrote:
The 41 st anniversary of this prolonged and intense downpour is in a few days.I was looking for data on the storm and one of the interesting pieces was from this site; https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.word...f-the-century/ It set me thinking that a repeat performance in parts of London particularly the City would be catastrophic now and a nightmare for insurers let alone those caught in basements,subways,underground systems, super sewers,Crossrail etc. some of the basements are four-storey can you believe,see this item from the Guardian; https://www.theguardian.com/lifeands...-iceberg-homes In Poland recently there were violent storms with huge falls of hail of a certain size that clogged gutters,drainage systems and similar thus aggravating the overflow of storm water. Hopefully the new super sewers might help run off.Next week it looks as though the atmosphere will be energised with the ingredients of heat and moisture so hefty downpours on the cards. Just food for thought. PC Hi Thanks for your post - it spurred me into action to generate an 1800 UTC Synop chart for the day in question:- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!to...te/Yq5hL13ys0U Bruce. |
Uk weather----Hampstead storm.............
"Hi Thanks for your post - it spurred me into action to generate an 1800 UTC Synop chart for the day in question:- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!to...te/Yq5hL13ys0U Bruce. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" I'm grateful for that--excuse my ignorance courtesy Geography and not Physics 'A' level knowledge but why divergence rather than convergence according to your chart? I did see the cloud structure that day 14/08/75 from London Bridge at approx 17.00 hrs BST and ,without knowing something exceptional would happen,did observe an isolated cumulonimbus ,relatively quite narrow,powering its way upwards and at great vertical extent but with no glaciation. We do study your Google site and are pleased experts like Martin Rowley,David Smart and your good self et al submit such interesting contributions. Until I retire I need to remain anonymous in view the sensitivity of my job so until then Usenet is for posting. PC |
Uk weather----Hampstead storm.............
On Wednesday, 10 August 2016 13:20:54 UTC+1, P.Chortik wrote:
"Hi Thanks for your post - it spurred me into action to generate an 1800 UTC Synop chart for the day in question:- https://groups.google.com/forum/#!to...te/Yq5hL13ys0U Bruce. """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" I'm grateful for that--excuse my ignorance courtesy Geography and not Physics 'A' level knowledge but why divergence rather than convergence according to your chart? I did see the cloud structure that day 14/08/75 from London Bridge at approx 17.00 hrs BST and ,without knowing something exceptional would happen,did observe an isolated cumulonimbus ,relatively quite narrow,powering its way upwards and at great vertical extent but with no glaciation. We do study your Google site and are pleased experts like Martin Rowley,David Smart and your good self et al submit such interesting contributions. Until I retire I need to remain anonymous in view the sensitivity of my job so until then Usenet is for posting. PC A slip of the pen - you're right I did mean convergence! |
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