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The worst of the winds are always in the SW quadrant of the low, and as the low centre was further south, Leeds is missing most of the wind action. There always some doubt about the exact track, slightly north or south. The calmest conditions for those sitting right under the low centre. NW 'ly to follow will be cold and wintry
Nice!Satellite animation of the development of Doris over the past couple of days:
http://www.yr.no/satellitt/europa_animasjon.html
Pretty, isn't it?Nice!
I'm SSW of Leeds at work and it's starting to gust now, plenty of sirens going off as well.You might be interested in this, Count, from the same forecaster replying to a Leeds Netweather member:
Nasty, and surprising that far from the worst of the circulation.Bad winds this morning in Cornwall , trees down, driver trapped in car after tree fell on his car, building damage.....winds easing now, hold on tight it's on the way north!
Cold, strong gusty NW winds following Doris, with wintry showers. Closer to the low centre. still lot of extreme W winds with high damaging gusts for Midlands, East Anglia into the SE. Westerly winds scooting through the Bristol channel along the M4. M48 Severn Bridge: CLOSED to high-sided vehicles due to high winds.. Also, strong NE winds picking up for Tyne and Wear now
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