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Norfolk Sheep

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  1. Finally managed to get back online after a power surge during Tuesday's storm, managed to wipe out my phone line and some rather expensive electrical gadgets! I got about 10mins of this storm on my phone, it's in HD but was a bit of a rush job - so excuse me for that! and for the dog who you might hear in the background, he won't be appearing on storm chasers any time soon :-)

    If you don't fancy watching it all, T&L peaks around 6-8 mins and about 4:45 I nearly dropped the phone with a rather unexpected rumble!

    http://www.youtube.c...h?v=4U9eqbeEp4E

    Seriously terrifying - how did you not turn the air blue? :D

    FWIW the telegraph pole near my sister's house (she lives up a bridleway near Haslemere) was struck - her nearest neighbour had just about everything fried, including exploding lightbulbs and he was chucked out of his office chair blink.gif She said she staggered backwards when it happened and felt quick sick afterwards. Somehow they only lost the Sky box (no great loss :D) and the landline was only sorted yesterday.

    I know we often wish for storms like this but.....hmm......wacko.gif

  2. the upper winds and low level winds are sometimes in very different directions as in this case. The whole system is moving along the line of the storms at higher level whilst very high up the upper trough is pushing things erratically east. Hence why there is so much more activity further east today. The low level winds will be partly caused by minor convergence zones set up by a lot of individual CB cells within that zone I mentioned.

    hope that helps/

    Thanks Paul and John :)

    Had a northerly flow til about 2pm, then everything whipped round to the WSW, now I can see low level cloud racing back in from the NE. Can't complain, had almost 2hrs worth of storm so far and just now some house shaking thunder ph34r.gif

  3. The front has to clear the east at some point Rob, so you do have a chance. It's hardly moving at the moment though!

    Actually I was wondering whether in fact the front could clear eastward without crossing Norfolk and Suffolk - i.e. just progress NE and clear into the N Sea around the Humber area, trailing a few light showers behind it over the far west of the region. Sounds about right :D

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