One month's rainfall hits Derbyshire in just five days

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Saturday, November 24, 2012
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THIS picture shows flooded fields in Duffield after the heavy rains during the week.

According to Philip Singleton, an amateur weatherman, in the last five days Derby has had the same amount of rainfall which would usually be expected for the whole of November.

  1. Rain Duffield

    Water sitting in fields in Duffield after the heavy rain

  2. Rain Willington

    Flooding in Willington

  3. Swans swimming on flooded fields in Willington.

    Swans swimming on flooded fields in Willington.

  4. Flooding in Bargate Lane, Willington.

    Flooding in Bargate Lane, Willington.

Mr Singleton said: "The low-lying mist in this picture occurs when the ground cools rapidly and the air is moist.

"When it gets to that stage mist forms very quickly, especially when the nights are longer and the temperature falls rapidly."

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The county is set to be hit with more heavy rain towards the end of today.

Mr Singleton said: "This could well pose a risk of surface water flooding. But November is usually one of the wettest months and this year it's actually been quite dry up until this point."

The bad weather should clear by tomorrow afternoon.

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  • Profile image for WillCroft3

    by WillCroft3

    Sunday, November 25 2012, 12:07PM

    “It is clear that the climate is changing NOW worldwide, and we have to do something to address this problem.
    We should delay any more large-scale building developments, until a solution can be found to this problem, the last thing we want to do is to build; and then have to pull them down, in order to build flood defences.”

  • Profile image for davsl

    by davsl

    Saturday, November 24 2012, 9:05PM

    “goes To chunky84”

  • Profile image for chunky84

    by chunky84

    Saturday, November 24 2012, 6:36PM

    “by davsl Saturday, November 24 2012, 9:09AM
    "Looks agood place for the waste plant"

    ... And the award for the most stupid and irrelevant comment goes to....”

  • Profile image for smshogun

    by smshogun

    Saturday, November 24 2012, 5:56PM

    “Or a bit of ad hoc boating or rafting.”

  • Profile image for davsl

    by davsl

    Saturday, November 24 2012, 9:09AM

    “Looks agood place for the waste plant”

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