Chris.R
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My current thoughts are for an area of messy convective cells with sporadic lightning developing around the Pennines drifting west and south west through the evening. As Sea breeze dies could be a chance of them making it west of M6 corridor by sunset. Probably a case of daughter cell outflow creation.
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There's going to be a large dead zone today which will probably be west of the Irwell Valley south to Crewe and north on that longitude into Cumbria. East of that looks very good but probably a very well-defined boundary. Suppose something could survive as far west as the M6 corridor given that steering flow is to the South-West though very light.
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For reference, here is the text forecast for today. Headline: Cloudy and wet with the odd rumble of thunder possible. Today: A mostly cloudy day. Turning increasingly wet with scattered showers in the morning, giving way to some more persistent rain in the afternoon. Some of the rain could be heavy with rumbles of thunder possible. Feeling cooler under cloudier skies. Maximum temperature 15 °C. either completely wrong or just delayed.
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There is a cluster of storms between Hull and Scarborough. If they survive far enough west they could affect the north of the region but for the south of the region expect it to stay dry now. Certainly WRF doesn't want any precip and has a little bit warmer than it was before. it should end up being a reasonable day in the south at least. edit: just noticed it does show rain for late this evening though.