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Record rainfall - October/December 2002 Highest 30-day rainfall totals The data in the following table has been derived from the homogeneous precipitation series, which are based upon selected station data. The series goes back to 1931 (using data available on 25 November 2002). Region Northern
– South Asia domain: ROC and reliability plots for JJAS Figure A3-i: ROC curves for hindcasts of JJAS total precipitation for 1993-2016 from each of the models over South Asia Figure A3-ii: Reliability diagrams for hindcasts of JJAS total precipitation for 1993-2016 from each of the models over
estimated rainfall accumulations from 0000 UTC 30 to 0000 UTC 31 July 2019. The highest totals were around 150mm in the Leyburn area. The chart below shows 15-minute rainfall totals from two rain-gauges in the North Pennines at Arkle Town (Arkengarthdale, Yorkshire Dales) and Old Spital Farm (A66, County
to 7th November 2019 – 0900 UTC 6th to 0900 UTC 8th (b). The total rainfall for this event exceeded 50mm in a wide swathe from the Humber estuary to the eastern Peak District, with the highest totals in the Sheffield area of 75 to 100mm. The maps below shows rainfall accumulations at individual stations
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-term Average (1981-2010) Monthly Rainfall Total (mm) 0900-0900 78.7 105.0 63.0 Total Days of Rain > 5mm 7 8 4 Monthly Snowfall Total (cm) 0.0 not available not available Total Days of Snow 0 1 0 Total Days with Snow Lying at 0900 0 0 0 Maximum Snow Depth (cm) at 0900 0.0 not available not available
June 2019 The panel of maps below shows daily rainfall totals (09-09 UTC) from 10th to 12th June 2019. 10th June was a very wet day across the southern half of the UK, with 50mm falling widely across Lincolnshire and over 80mm across parts of the Lincolnshire Wolds. On 11th June over 50mm of rain fell
days of the month. On 27th, two rain-gauges recorded daily totals of over 200mm in an event known as a ‘warm-conveyor’ where rainfall is greatly increased across high ground as moist air is forced to rise. This event was very similar in characteristic to the extreme rainfall events of December 2015
rainfall totals recorded between 20 and23 November 2003, using data available on 24 November 2003. Most of the rain fell in the 48 hours between 21:00 on 21 November to 21:00 on 23 November. Rainfall 20-23 November 2003 Station 20 Nov 21 Nov 22 Nov 23 Nov 20-23 Nov Nov monthly 4-day total as 48
had become mainly confined to north-east England on the 6th. Rainfall intensity at 1200 on 5 September Rainfall intensity at 1200 on 6 September Twenty-four-hour totals in excess of 40 mm were reported widely from 0900/5th to 0900/6th and places in north-east England recorded over 100 mm in the 48
