Weather warnings part 2 - will they fade away, or is bad weather set to remain?

[OhYouBadBadKitten]

new thread. other one full.

SE
It poured down for hours but taking a break atm.

Horrendous amount of water on the roads

I don't know why there wasn't a yellow warning for the amount of rain we had overnight. Perhaps the met office are getting as bored of the rain as we all are.

yellow warnings issued this morning for parts of the SE and east.

Warnings already in existence for NI.

We are on yellow warning for tomorrow , roads are already quite wet but it's becoming the norm now to avoid certain roads and villages when it's been raining, will this rain ever stop?

Please don't snow!! It's spring in London already - blossom on the trees, my daffs and hyacinths are pushing their way up and we have a snowdrop, all on her own, standing strong!

Well its not looking quite so wet next week. Following week has lots more wet but a cool down is currently being modelled at the end of the month.

Here comes the rain again .....

Was lovely at lunch time, took the dog out, sky was blue and it was quite warm, then we had a few heavy showers, now its chucking it down with rain .

The fields have big puddles where the water has not managed to drain away- clay soil here. Roads OK. Rained again this morning during dog walk but afternoon was fine with sunny periods.

Cool down? But no snow? Make it not snow Kitten I know you can do it!

At 11.20 last night it was only 2 degrees so must have stiil been a clearish sky. This morning it is 7 but whether it rained or not I don't know as didn't hear it like the night before.

It was raining when I got up

There are still hints of colder weather at the end of the month and yes potentially cold enough for snow with the disturbed weather pattern still continuing.

It seems that the heavy rainfall in Surrey and other parts of the SE was missed by all of the main models yesterday and around 40mm was delivered. It demonstrates that even very short term the models still miss stuff.

Glancing around the weather message boards, there seem to be quite a few amateur forecasters (doing their own long range forecasts last November time) who thought that Christmas would be mild but February and March would be really cold.
Will be interesting to see if they're going to be right.

It will be really interesting hope they are wrong

Spotty congratulations, November is a fab month to get married in.....It rained solidly for a week before my November outdoor ceremony, then 1/2 hour before the sun came out
Just been down to London. Can't believe how sodden the ground is in my mum's garden, we've just not had it so bad up here and don't have clay soil.......

We're not allowed to get married outside because the surrey registrar's won't do it in winter! We're going for quick and quiet though

Followed by a big mn party??

Haha yes you can all come along (but you will have to pay for your own meal and drinks )

Thats ok - I'll bring a barrel of home brew

fog and ice warnings

take care on tomorrow mornings commute!

crikey, it's chilly here.. bit of a shock to the system

Cold here too. Dp took ages to get out of the door so it felt all the coldness cars are frozen solid

It soooo cold! Just went outside to start the car up before we leave in five minutes. Brrrrr car read -3.

Lovely. Just what I wanted - a frosty fresh morning. Off to walk the dog across the crunchy fields! That is not meant to sound sarcastic!!