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46 minutes ago, Harry said:
Yup! I committed at about 15:30 so could hardly cancel two hours later saw a fab stormscape over London on the way there though and a couple of rumbles before I left that’s more than many had today so I certainly won’t complain.
It was pretty good thunderstorms. Gym is life-long huh? At least Storms are easy to come by
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2 hours ago, Harry said:
Can hear distant thunder from the London cell that’s coming this way - but I need to head for gym class in 10 mins - arrrgh!
Did you have to book?
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On my 3rd TSRA of the day...
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Flash of lightning and boom!
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Booming Thunder in South London
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Beautiful anvil in SE London.
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ArcGIS Web Application
RJEH.MAPS.ARCGIS.COM
This is pretty cool! Essex Gritter Tracking
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Anyone else see the storm?
I did have a flash of lightning an hour or so ago. Then saw this in the Local METAR.
QuoteSA26/01/2021 20:50->
METAR EGLC 262050Z AUTO 21010KT 160V240 9999 BKN009/// OVC013/// //////TCU 06/04 Q1011 RETSRA=
SA26/01/2021 20:20->
METAR EGLC 262020Z AUTO 21009KT 150V240 9000 -TSRA OVC010/// //////CB 06/04 Q1012=
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Snowing in SW1
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Some nice Cells
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Anyone else think the rainfall at 4am and today at 2pm was just biblical in Central London. Was honestly horrendous, it felt like my window was going to cave in at 4am.
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3 hours ago, fromey said:
I’m just going throw this into the mix
Do you have last year's for comparison?
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2 hours ago, Don said:
Yes it could be but if we don’t get a SSW.....
Raging Zonality right?
23 hours ago, Catacol said:Polar vortex vertical temperature gradient has certainly got off to an early and vigorous start - 6 weeks ahead of itself.
However an SSW I reckon still to be a distinct possibility. Already money in the bank with regards to the tropospheric ridge/trough pattern and the current persistence of the ScEuro high opens up disruptive possibilities in the second half of December and on into January. And the faster it spins, the bigger it crashes....should the forcing emerge to create that crash. The balance of probability sits in favour of a zonal winter overall at the moment....but I just watched Argentina beat the ABs. Stuff happens - sometimes big stuff.........
Does low sea ice extent force this vigorous start? Reminds me of Day after Tomorrow and how mother nature fights back...
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MetOffice warning went out a little bit late today didn't it?!
A short period of very heavy rain and gusty winds will make for difficult travel and temporary flooding of some roads
Issued: 19:40 (UTC+1) on Sat 24 Oct 2020
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A very busy September indeed at this rate.
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1 hour ago, Jamiee said:
Looked impressive from a distance too.
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Finally managed to fly today, after the storms. Not with thankfully, too risky with such a low cloud base and embedded cells. Here lies the Northolt/Heathrow cell, I think there was two tracking NNE. Gave a rumble of thunder not long after this picture.
Very interesting structure to it, once cell that didn't really spread it's anvil; the other however........
Look at the length of that cloud top....
I saw a decent size cell over France, but picture didn't do it justice. So I managed to get that cell show up on the stormscope and get a visual of it flying back to London via Southend.
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Nice cell to my south-west.
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1 hour ago, elpy said:
Finally had a storm here in South London between 8:30 and 9:15. Followed it up to London Bridge. Incredible rain, some fork lightning right above the Shard, ankle deep water.
Makes the wait worth it. Phone camera fogged up and kept missing the lightning but you can see how much surface water at London Bridge below.
Not sure what it is, but that road was terrible in 2018 (May Storms) and the drains can never take the water.
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Another view from Greenwich!
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Just now, Zak M said:
Anyone who lives around the London area should keep an eye out. I can see a massive CB shooting up over there. Evident on Sat24 too.
One behind it too.
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Tower's going up in Zone 1. Breaking the cap it looks like.
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Storms and convective discussion - 1st April 2021 onwards
in Storms & Severe Weather
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My friend sent me this. In Edmonton.