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  1. 3 minutes ago, Harry said:

    My family arrived back into Heathrow from Ireland about an hour ago…was relieved they got down on the first attempt.

    Some very strong gusts here in Bexley. During an impressive gust earlier, a huge chunk of render fell off our neighbour’s house, leaving our shared alleyway strewn with debris.

    The only other time I’ve heard our garden doors creak so much was during Storm Eunice, so I’m going with the MetO Amber warning being totally justified on this occasion.
     

    In Bexley also and a huge tree has come down in the woods I back onto. Its made a right mess sadly. One to sort tomorrow. Gusts seem to be dieing down now

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  2. 4 minutes ago, Harry said:

    That cell is running right over my house (and I am in London today). If I do not get any thunder or lightning in London, gutted will not even begin to cover it.

    Yes sorry we have a lovely storm here in Bexley right now. Heavy rain, frequent lightning. Its bubbled up out of nowhere within 30mins so anyone concerned about development I would say keep the faith

     

    Swap heavy rain for torrential now!

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  3. 10 minutes ago, LetItSnow! said:

    My first thunderstorm of the year! Angel, Islington missed out on the severest part of it given there were some purple colours on the radar, but a short but very sharp storm with torrential rain and thunder and loud booming thunder just moved through. Nothing to shake the table in a historical sense but of interest. That helped to make March 2023 even more of an exceptionally wet month!

    Yes we heard at least two of those here in the City of London. Nice to kick 2023 off especially when I wasnt expecting anything here

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  4. On 10/05/2022 at 22:49, Wivenswold said:

    Highly unlikely, when you hear thunder you're hearing the sound of air expanding along the length of the lightning fork. Having stood within 10 metres of a direct hit it's more of a sizzle/cracking sound than a bang because you're only close to a small part of the fork. 
    The biggest threat to your ear drums comes from wearing headphones with the volume turned up. 

    Ha yes same. 10m or so from a strike on a tree. Close enough to feel the ground discharge fizzle up one leg(!) and I can say my ears were the least of my worries

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