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Wednesday 5 February 2014

Weather over the last 24 hours on the Sevenstones Lightship


As the low or depression passes and the centre approaches the south west the air pressure decreases and the wind speed on average increases...


as does the wave height which slowly builds as the weather system passes through…


the cursor placed over Newlyn on the Earth Wind Map gives a wind speed of approximately 60 km/h this morning.

Stormy Newlyn




Doubtless the local surfers will be out later taking adavantage of a good wave down the back of the quay - better known as 'The Graveyard' - not for the feint-hearted!

Stormy Newlyn

Tuesday 4 February 2014

Latest shipping forecast for sea area Plymouth this afternoon - more to come!

Still more to come tonight!




Gale warnings - Issued: 1546 UTC Tue 04 Feb

Storm force 10 veering southwesterly soon

Shipping Forecast - Issued: 1625 UTC Tue 04 Feb

Wind - South veering southwest, gale 8 to storm 10. 

Sea State - High or very high, becoming phenomenal for a time. 

(On the Beaufort Scale - Force 12 - - 64 knots+ 33m/s+ Hurricane 14m+ - sea state 9 Phenomenal)

Weather - Rain or squally showers. 

Visibility - Moderate or poor.

90 mph winds hit penzance Dock



Filmed some two and a half hours before high water - the wind was full of sleet for a time.

Still at sea and fishing in force 10s


The French fishing boats Boree Al and the Iroise are both fishing on the edge of the 12 mile limit north of St Ives...


the weather with them, according to the AIS data is South Easterly Force 10 or 48.2 knots - this is not as bad as the weather in which the Le Sillon was damaged last weekend.

From the horse's mouth #ukstorm