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It seems to be lacking that punch, and just raining! Not really sure if it's going to pack that punch and all these CBs are just rainbound. To get anything significant the best place to be for these are Biggin Hill, Farnborough and Gatwick, because the ridge will give them uplift.
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Looks interesting Robbie, there is certainly a lot of convection in the air judging by the clouds. maybe I'll get lucky today?
Hopefully, I wish this was just after the 27th June. We'd have some severe Thunderstorms instead of the stuff that we had coming through.
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If none of this goes off with a bang I am severely gutted, it's all CBs
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What a massive let down for London and The South East considering this was the area predicted to get the storms. Thats not a criticism, just a statement !
Heavy rain is all we got.
No good stuff again!
*throws tantrum*
Tell me about it.... Boring!"!
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I am extremely saddened by this!!! First chance at an overnight storm in as many years and I get storms west and east of me, GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
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Quite clear to make out troughs on the current/recent radar, these troughs moving north with the southerly flow aloft:
12z Larkhill radiosonde ascent earlier fairly unstable with steep lapse rates to around 550mb/15,000ft - enough cloud depth for storms this afternoon, the profile pretty saturated too below 550mb shown by the two black lines (dew point and temp) being close together:
Any chance for anything for London Nick? It's looking Pitch Black out there tonight, darker than most nights.
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Lucky Lydd,
EGMD 251650Z 22012KT 9999 8000S TSRA SCT020CB 14/10 Q0998
Nothing for South London/London it seems at the moment.
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Any chance of an MCS forming tonight?? All these cells look close together, and for the first time I've radar watched the storms over the channel gain intensity as they cross the Channel! Wow!
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Lots of Cape in the Channel after Sunset, come on English Channel!!
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Some good photo opportunities with the Low Sun. Interesting to note, that this is what we have now, with nothing forecasted to get interesting till 7pm, just after sunset. CAPE Levels in the Channel are only 200-300 j/kg as I type - forecasted to be about 500-700 j/kg at 1800z.
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Interesting to note, looking at the rainfall forecast. http://www.metoffice...ather/forecast/
That looks like and MCS, or a very fine line of storms with rain in excess of 16MM up to 32MM +
I am confused.
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Strange, it's warming up again! Anyone better out there know what's going on? I didn't really expect the South-West to get a lashing?
06z shows that CAPE levels will be strongest in the channel at 1800z (1900L) - when we should get some bigger storms?
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Huge anvils across London by the looks of things.
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Fair amount of convection kicked off in the past hour or so...some nice dark skies around London at the moment with some nice towers about.
Sets up an interesting evening/night IMO.
Would be nice to get a nighttime MCS, last time I remember one of those was during the 1999 brixton bomb in Iceland. Not sure if anyone remembers that, but on that evening it was extremely thundery, with constant lightning. Also during that period, the bomb went off.
However I think we've had a few since, but cannot for the love of life remember.
It was yesterday, but we're spreading the celebration over three days. Saturday was Thorpe park, yesterday family and cake and Wednesday a posh steak dinner. So I still consider myself celebrating!
Happy Belated Birthday Miss, hope you had a good day and interesting few days
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This is what's over me at the moment, rather slow moving and going darker!!
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Harry seeing as you're alive, I am guessing the location of that Trough and the wind direction is good for French Imports??
HAHA!!! LOL!!! Yeah I've been fairly absent lately, combination of too much work, relationship, studies, social life and the likes...plus a distinct absence of convective potential!!
I think imports are decent bet...the Channel should serve to beef up any potential showers/storms/thundery rain, however it becomes a little bit less certain as things progress over land. The synopsis from Estofex and Nick F are promising, however UKASF is much more conservative with the focus around coastal areas.
Predicting how far inland any action gets will be difficult IMO. Normally 15-20 miles is a reasonable estimate, but with rapidly falling uppers it could continue well inland. In short, I don't know
Haha!! Also your PM feature doesn't work anymore, wont let me PM you.
Yeah I am looking at it at the moment, the trough is just starting to come over the channel. Will be south of Brighton at 1800z according to the Aviation section of the MetOffice. Hence the convective showers being set off all over the south at the moment. Looking at the CAPE levels, it seems to be mostly over the channel or Le France, annoyingly.
So unless we get some big imports, it's a non-event this one unfortunately.
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Nice big Convective CB to my South West, probably over Streatham area.
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I can confirm that we are experiencing thunder and lightning and rain. A lovely storm! (Well as lovely as storms can be)
Cries!
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Looking at the IOW radar, something is brewing around Brest. Still it's early doors yet!
TAF's have all just been downgraded, PROB30 TEMPO 2514/2523 17015G25KT 4000 +SHRA TSGR
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Anyone in Area A1 will get Isolations of +SHRA/+TSRAGS with localised Embedded CBs from 01500ft-3000ft on the TROUGHS. According to the TAFs it's going to happen between lunchtime and midnight. Looking at the frontal synopsis anything between 1800 and 6am tomorrow, so any lightning should light the sky up.
LONDON LUTON EGGW 250500Z 2506/2606 17012KT 9999 SCT025 PROB40 TEMPO 2506/2508 BKN009 TEMPO 2512/2603 7000 SHRA PROB40 TEMPO 2515/2603 3000 +SHRA TSRA BKN012 BKN020CB BECMG 2603/2606 23012KT LONDON/CITY EGLC 250801Z 2509/2518 17009KT 9999 SCT025 TEMPO 2511/2518 6000 SHRA PROB30 TEMPO 2515/2518 3000 +SHRA +TSRA BKN014CB LONDON/GATWICK EGKK 250503Z 2506/2612 17008KT 9999 SCT025 TEMPO 2511/2612 7000 SHRA PROB40 TEMPO 2512/2612 3000 +SHRA TSRA BKN014 BKN025CB BECMG 2609/2612 20012KT LONDON/HEATHROW EGLL 250503Z 2506/2612 17010KT 9999 SCT025 TEMPO 2511/2612 7000 SHRA PROB40 TEMPO 2513/2524 3000 +SHRA TSRA BKN014 BKN025CB BECMG 2601/2604 22007KT LONDON/STANSTED EGSS 250500Z 2506/2612 17012KT 9999 SCT030 PROB40 TEMPO 2506/2508 BKN010 TEMPO 2512/2603 7000 SHRA PROB40 TEMPO 2515/2603 3000 +SHRA TSRA BKN014 BKN025CB BECMG 2603/2606 23010KT PROB30 TEMPO 2609/2612 7000 SHRA
Harry seeing as you're alive, I am guessing the location of that Trough and the wind direction is good for French Imports??
Some nice Tcu building up here over south London in the bright sunshine. Showers are getiing going now across central-S England.
Let's hope it builds throughout the day, Diurnal is not till 3/4pm when things should be at max pot.
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Where have you been all my life??
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I wonder?? That low would be very nasty if it dragged that cold air downwards! I've noticed with these models, they cannot for the love of life say if it's going to be a low or HP over the south of the UK!!!
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I'll buy it and paste it to everyone.
I got quoted £150 for Educational Purposes only. Not sure if that's really worth it, but I want to use it for my extended project, but not for £150 I cant! That's like 2 weeks wages for me. (Part-Time Work/Full time Student)
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I'll buy it and paste it to everyone.
You would??
25-26th October 2011 - Convective/storm Discussion & Reports
in Storms & Severe Weather
Posted · Edited by Robbie Garrett
Looks to be some cells forming in a line down the southwest.
I've highlighted the ones in red that could give us some brief thunderstorms, monitor those over the next few hours. See what it does.