Arnie Pie
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3 minutes ago, Jamie M said:
Southerly orientated meridional velocity since about 12 UTC in the mesosphere does make it more conducive for NLC formation
Similar signals and plots i have observed for the last few full rotations, maybe with the signals starting a little earlier
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OSWIN has joined the rotation party late on, with some strong echoes in the formation zone
Edit; Amber alert for Aroura tonight
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Hard to believe atm
According to the latest models from UKV and the MET there could be some gapage in the cloud cover for this evening/early morning.
Worth mentioning, as its the next full rotation of the NLC`s that has given a sighting over the UK for the last 7 rotations.With the mass still fluctuating, from the available data, nothing can be guaranteed
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Not much chance here but they are showing low to the NW at Flensburg
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and cloudy
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3 hours ago, mushymanrob said:
really?.... that surprises me..
Me also.
but with no official sightings over the UK as to yet, it really goes to show there`s no second guessing these pesky clouds
Edit Another chance tonight looking at OSWIN ?
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Done and dusted by the cloud
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2 minutes ago, Rush2112 said:
Clouded out here, steady stream of cells feeding in from the Irish Sea to blame.
Yes, i`m blaming Cardigan bay for our incoming mess
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19 minutes ago, Southern Storm said:
Just the warmup act before the main show?
With the displays in Europe being so close, I have to believe that
edit; but looking at the radar i also believe that i will be clouded out from the W
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One from the N and one from the NW, the NW seems to be the right colour but has no visible structure - i`ll be keeping an eye on it for sure
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Beat me to the Flensburg cam Rob
Nothing here atm
but could be a morning show could be on the cards
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I would go for Storm Tamsin .. and never call me Surely again
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You may get another chance tonight if OSWIN`s signals continue.
Less prolonged but similar in strength and height as yesterdays
a couple more from this morning
taken at 01.45
...and the Moon and Venus
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6 hours ago, matty40s said:
The Hinckley Hail Hammer..
El Brumo the worst named storm ever in this forum, pened by AJ if memory serves me right
20 mins of intensity, before i watched it disappear towards Leicester. It also crashed Brumcam v1.0 -
Clouded out just before twilight which left me shooting the gaps
I found some low brightness with structure but i`m not convinced either way.
Thanks to Robs callout i managed my first evening capture of the season
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15 minutes ago, ChezWeather said:
Did you chase on June 28th 2012? I didn't even have a car at the time so I couldn't, but that day sticks in my mind as the absolute benchmark for UK Storms.
El Brumo I believe
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Just coming to the end of N twilight and as expected the display has got fainter, but still can be seen
if it stays clear then i would expect them to re-ignite sometime around 2.30- 3.00
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1 minute ago, Metwatch said:
Use the pro mode and then manual focus (0.7/0.8 ish) , 4-8 second shutter speed, low ISO around 50-64, usually very good. I also let it produce photos in RAW then edit with google photos and looks really good.
Yer that as well
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11 minutes ago, mushymanrob said:
Finished now.. very low, but a welcome sight. Must say im disappointed in my samsung galaxy s2 ability to focus.. great camera, fantastic zoom, but not the best for nlcs
Nice one Rob
can you not set the focus to infinity?
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Impressive live drone footage atm
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Also Rob NNE 9-10°
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Clouds clearing quickly here
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The German forum are describing tonights showing as the display of the season
NLC 2023-07-11/12 - AKM e.V. Forum
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Hoping the cloud here can clear enough for a later display
This
is showing a relatively high over close Europe
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Noctilucent Cloud Season 2023
in Space, Science & nature
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Early showing from here to the N