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IanR

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  1. What a day for storms, and what a day for Team GB biggrin.png

    Here's a shot of the lightning strikes recorded over the last 24 hours.

    Thanks for all the reports, photos and video today, please do keep them coming!

    HaHa typical, look at all the intense activity running up the west, but a void around my area, then the activity starts again just further north with vigour i told you there was an anti storm force field here , that confirms it.

  2. Guess what?? Another bust here today....one distant rumble around 2.30 and a VERY distant rumble around 6....apart from that just some brief moderately heavy rain at 2.30; otherwise a dry day!

    Not even a distant rumble in this void know as wigan, thats why i dedided to head out somewhere else and got a few crumbs, i knew sod all would happen here

    I declare wigan and crewe the joint stormless capitals of the uk

  3. Was at shell island,llanbedr this morning packing the tent away got soaked by a heavy shower which had a few rumbles of thunder,back home now don't know if around here had anything.

    nothing in the st helens and wigan area, of course.

    Saw an interesting looking Cb to the west of me , and decided that I have had enough of this thunder vacuum known as wigan so i took a drive towards it and ended up parked up near manchester , where i was rewarded with two flashes of lightning and two cracks of thunder, one was close , but that was it, then drove home , oh well at least i saw a fork of lightning,

    edit sorry should have said to the east of me, manc is to my east, i am having a red wine celebrating the fact i saw a cg todayblum.gif

  4. I love how much everybody loves winter on this forum.

    I like winter if its the stormy rainy and gales type winter, oh and mild too

    Thats what British winter is meant to be like being an Atlantic island

    I hate bitterly cold stagnant weather in winter which is as boring as the grey drizzle we have seen so much of here this summer

    My favourite weather is warm and thundery setups in summer were you can sit in the garden in warm sun but a thunderstorm is lurking on the horizon

  5. Was in Manchester today, Manchester Airport to be specific. Had two fantastic Thunderstorms to add to my yearly total, as I got caught out walking in them and got saturated... felt well nice.... How about that!!

    DAMMIT ! I was so close to this, I saw the CB in the distance sliding from west to east across the sky, but assumed it was just a heavy shower, if only I has taken a 15 mile drive south, You are SO lucky with storms , they seem to follow you and avoid me,

    Here you are coming to my storm starved region were I have has nothing, then come and get a storm here, after the many you have had in London, its not fairnonono.gifblum.gif

  6. A bit better today than what we have been used to this summer but hardly a blazing July day, a bit disappointing really and I suppose the same for the coming week, sun out again now but still that weak watery hazy sun, is too much to ask for prolonged strong sun in these modern summers

    Infact the sun felt much stronger in the sunny march spell we had , tomorrow looks ok -ish up till about afternoon,before coolness and cloudy drizzley stuff spoils in later *YAWN*

  7. Yellow Warning of Hype for North East Wales and North West England valid from 1400 Wed 18 Jul to 0000 End of Time

    issued at: 1151 on Wed 18 Jul 2012

    Valid from: 1400 on Wed 18 Jul 2012

    Valid to: The End of Time

    Bands of nothing and excessive bursts of hype are likely this afternoon into the early evening. These could be accompanied by fairytales and myths.

    The public should be aware of the risk of falling into the trap of believing this hype which will lead to inevitable disappointment and frustration. There is also a low risk of more significant disruption to mental health as a result of these repeated let downs and busted flushes.

    http://www.notthemet...A9D1F135A7_1_SW

    Couldn't resist it.blum.gif

    spot on,

    heavy thundery showers mentiond in the beeb forcast for NW england by her on the telly,

    I just laughed

  8. I think I might have jinxed the warm weather,

    for here anyway

    just posted on facebook about the predicted 31c by the bbc

    it will probably be cloudy and 21c instead now

    oh dear, I will get a lynching

    yup, gone and jinxed it, knew I should have kept quiet 31c is impossible here thesedays anyway

  9. I shouldn't have used the word storms I know, may be electricly active showers would have been better. I might well come and join you in the NSC Cloud watcher, I know how you feel.

    I shouldn't have used the word storms I know, may be electricly active showers would have been better. I might well come and join you in the NSC Cloud watcher, I know how you feel.

    I am not a full member yet as I have had storms last year and beforebut I still pop in to get a feeling as I know I will end up in there if things carry on as I dont class a couple of distant rumbles and one flash in the corner of my eye 'a storm' so if nothing else happens before summer 2012 is out I will be well and truly inblum.gif

  10. Showers making progress in Irish sea now, have not lost intensity yet but have lost their electrical activity.

    Showers making progress in Irish sea now, have not lost intensity yet but have lost their electrical activity.

    Yet when thundery showers in the East hit the North Sea they dont lose electrical activity in the same way, what is it about the Irish sea, any explanations, this has always baffled me

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