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Anvils in the Sky

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  1. Thanks. For my location, his first scenario is the one I want to see. Worryingly, though, he called it the "more likely" of the two. That's gone and jinxed it!
  2. In which case, I'll be on the Kent side of the Channel, covering every square mile of the coast with these: Brontophobes United will have a fight on their hands!
  3. I'll be in Calais or Boulogne, on the side of Storm Freaks, using every last drop of power to knock the thing across the 22 mile wide centre line. Sorry to disappoint! ;-)
  4. Really is a perfect afternoon. Here's the current view of the sky from my (home) office window: Yes, I'm storm mad. But this sort of weather is great too. Lifts everybody's spirits!
  5. Yep. And it always, always turns into a rollercoaster doesn't it?! It never seems to be straightforward. But yes, I agree, that IS part of the fun. (Even though it doesn't always feel like it, when the huge French storms head for Belgium, or the snow stays as rain or sleet!)
  6. Has turned into a perfect summer's day here too. Clear blue sky now, pleasant breeze, humidity lower than recently, and weather station saying 26.3° at the moment. (It's normally pretty accurate, but looking at the official high temps currently - and the feel out there - I reckon that could be slightly higher than the reality for some reason.) Liking the look of the Met Office's warnings. Lots of 'may's and 'chance's, yes, but in terms of storms (in fact, MOST weather), can we expect much more than that this far in advance? Anyway, as I say, perfect afternoon here. So no complaints from me!
  7. Not sure if it's a genuine adjective or not! I've used it for years, but I've a feeling I made it up!
  8. Morning everyone. Weatherwise, a less active night last night than the preceding one! Currently 22.7°. Barely a breath of wind, but humidity seems lower today. Sun shining cheerfully down, but beginning to look slightly cumulonimbic to my SW. (That line of deeper cloud showing on the latest satellite pictures as running from the south coast up towards London possibly?) Lee
  9. The end of my first day on here. (Been viewing for years, but never really thought about joining. Last night's events changed all that!) Am sure I'll get to know you all well over the coming weeks and months. Night all.
  10. Very innocuous looking skies in this part of Kent now. And still 21° at half nine in the evening - which isn't bad, considering just a few months ago loads of us were wondering if winter would ever end!
  11. I must admit I was looking at the skies today thinking "How can there be anything electrical today? Surely last night stripped the atmosphere of every last drop of energy!"
  12. Stormy looking sky to my east, brighter to the west. 22.4°, but still not a drop of rain since the overnight storms. (Despite what the radar and Rain Alarm are saying.) Thought I just heard a rumble of thunder, heart jumped ten beats, and then saw the bloke opposite taking his wheelie bin in...
  13. Clouding over markedly here too. Still pretty warm (24.6°) out there though. And feels as humid as anything. Looking at the sky to the SW, if I were in somewhere like Italy, France or Spain, I'd say "Batten down the hatches. A storm is a-brewin'." But as I'm in Kent, I'd be VERY nervous about making such a statement!
  14. I must admit my heart goes out to all in the SE who didn't get a storm last night, as they weren't half bad. And I know how awful it is to miss out. (We usually do, around here, these days.) Still there's plenty of summer left yet. Let's hope we are in with another shot very soon.
  15. Thanks. No ruler. But I do own a wall, for banging my head against when the weather doesn't do what I want it to. Hence it gets plenty of use! Lee
  16. Certainly not getting my hopes up as regards the next few hours. The French activity seems to be heading towards Benelux AGAIN! Quelle surprise...
  17. It sort of looks like the shape of the British Isles to me.
  18. Thanks for the welcomes. Anaprop has led to many heart skips over the years!
  19. 25.9° here. Muggy and bright. Met office radar suggests we've been under a deluge on and off for hours. Can assure we have not! (Oh, and hello all from this new boy!)
  20. Hello all. ANOTHER newbie here. This current spell of weather has certainly brought us out of the woodwork! Was just too far west to be right underneath the first Kent storm last night. But that gave wonderful views of the incredible lightning. The second storm was right overhead. And boy did the windows rattle a few times. Hoping for more activity later today and through this evening/night. But would that be greedy?!
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