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15 minutes ago, The PIT said:
LOL can't make it up new cell gone to the west of us with Thunder. So as per normal going round us.
View of it from the east side of York
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9 minutes ago, Steel City Skies said:
York looks to be in a tasty position now.
Indeed it does.
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Properly closing in on York now. Low growling thunder and like dusk an hour early.
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7 minutes ago, ianmm94 said:
I live in York and i've heard no thunder yet
Ditto, though I may have heard a faint rumble a second ago
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5 minutes ago, York-snow said:
They best get moving east then. Nothing here all week
I watched that cell near Boroughbridge growing then seemingly weakening very quickly. Radar shows it splitting. Can't see the Knaresborough cell from my house as it's behind houses. The closest we'll get I reckon.
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8 minutes ago, bazookabob said:
Overhead...
That cell is looking brutal as it passes Garforth, heading to york. I can hear thunder from at least 3 directions to the west and south west. Probably missing me in East York though.
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14 minutes ago, Quicksilver1989 said:
Definitely moving into the North Sea unfortunately... think tonight is a write off for our part of the world unless we suddenly see some backbuilding along the western side of the storms.
Though that appears unlikely and we may only get steady rain at best...
Hey Quicksilver, you're in Hull right? What do you make of this... https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yorkshire-news/when-thunderstorms-hit-hull-weather-3137009
Owain on Look North has just advised thunderstorms moving up throughout the night covering plenty of Yorkshire.
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1 minute ago, sconetone said:
Just been watching some very distant flashes off to my north - nothing showing on lightning maps.. bizarre!
That will be what's just to the east of York.
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Frequent lightning from the storm towards Driffield (E Yorks), heading north of Brid, Filey, Scarbados area. Some lovely stuff but any thunder isn't audible from 15/20 miles away.
Nowt on the lightning maps though.
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Big flash of lightning to the south east of York. Maybe that cell heading east of Selby?
Another one just now, directly east of me (East side of York), a triple flash with a big C-C.
Zero thunder though.
Edit - and another.
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Big flash of lightning to the south east of York. Maybe that cell heading east of Selby?
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I'm sat on a rooftop terrace in Madrid watching lightning in 3 different directions, yet lightningmaps shows it sporadic at best. Same as being at home in York watching the same yet detectors seem to miss a lot of it.
Tonight ive watched 2 distinct cells, one from the south one from the north, join up and produce nothing for so long and now theres so much lightning yet minimal thunder.
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6 minutes ago, Onding said:
There's something interesting about that Wolverhampton cell. Why is it the only one to have kept going?
Sure, it's not electrical right now but other cells have been and gone whilst this one keeps trundling along in a weird direction. Proper daft lad.
Now split in 2 with the new one having intesified quickly? Seems to be plodding NE, albeit very slowly. That puts it on a direct line for York.
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Just seen a huge flash miles away to my ESE, probably coming from that tiny cell near Market Weighton on the western edge of the E Yorks rain band. Thunder was really faint but prolonged and that cell has popped up very quickly from another decaying cell from looking at the radar returns.
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12 minutes ago, AIRMET said:
Radar showing that a cell has fired just south of York, can anyone verify?
Verified. Formed a line between (almost) Donny and York, some of it died as it reached York but it spawned another cell that formed just north of York (towards Helmsley). Caught a couple of flashes to the south and had a see bit of moderate rain but it's moving more eastwards now - I'm on the east side of York but wouldn't be surprised at some major rainfall rates from the south side of town and a bit further south.
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That line of heavy stuff between Donny and York has literally just become electrical. Seen 2 flashes from it, and it's slow moving. First thunder I've heard in months
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View of it from my gardenShelf cloud in York!
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Not much happening now, not much rain at all either. Is it losing its puff?
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Woken up by approaching storm about 10mins ago and now it seems it's right above. Terential rain and lightning! Don't think I'll be back to sleep for a while!
What part of York? I'm on outskirts of Heworth off Stockton Lane and thunder is quite distant, literally only now is the rain starting
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Jesus, this has got my attention. Just woke up having left it about half 12. Refreshed the radar and jumped out of me skin - this looks nasty.
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The one right bang over the centre of York is just missing me but winds got right up and another couple of rumbles from this approaching
Whatever it is, it's chucking out a lot of rain, and the wind is howling which is bizarre as the rain is coming straight down.
No lightning yet though
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The one that formed near Selby interests me, just tracking it as it passes the York railcams. Would be nice if it intensified and tracked directly north.........
The one right bang over the centre of York is just missing me but winds got right up and another couple of rumbles from this approaching
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Cell just formed near Selby and intensifying as it moves north, no thunder yet but gone very gloomy in York
Edit: first rumble of thunder, and another about 30 secs later
2nd edit: possibly some IC spotted, thunder low volume but frequent
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Omg I can see flashes from here for that storm near Leeds 60 mile away
So can I and I'm on the east side of York with a tree in my way looking W / SW
Storms and Convective discussion - June 2023
in Storms & Severe Weather
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Sutton-under-whitestonecliffe is the village at the foot of Sutton Bank, a few miles east of thirsk. Sutton in craven is well over Skipton way.
Sutton Bank or Garrowby Hill (between York and Driffield) would be great vantage points today.