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garylaverick

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  1. I'm hoping we develop something similar to what the Borders had yesterday as the sun aides convection, but that purely based on hope! What's been really evident in this spell is the lack of any trough features to bring some organisation to the showers, the airmass has just been too stable in our region.
  2. I've managed to miss so far but hopefully this is indicative of the level of convection setting up for the whole region. Look at this whopper building, wouldn't be surprised to get a few cracks of thunder.
  3. I hadn't really hoped for anything pre 6am so this is a little bonus. If it's still like this come 6am I'll be disappointed.
  4. I'm watching Bullseye on Challenge, it does feel like a real life "here's what you could have won" when my Scottish friends are posting this on Facebook.
  5. Hasn't made it here yet, showers moving more slowly tonight which is good. The gritters just been up my street at about 50mph, must be in a rush!
  6. Looking at the satellite I don't think all layers of the atmosphere are aligned in wind direction yet which will be capping convection. Some areas still going east while others north east. The low going through France should force alignment over the coming hours.
  7. Managing to catch a shower at the moment, with a bit of luck I'll be well placed for this line of showers, close call.
  8. All models seem to point that way, winds should come around much more during the early hours. I'm quite pleased with the developments out at sea tonight, I wish I could understand this disappearing shower phenomenon though.
  9. This little feature is due to drop in to the North Sea, do a loop and head back out the top tomorrow night. Currently forecasts suggest all of its precip will land in the sea
  10. I'm pretending this is the first night of the cold spell again, will be disappointed if I don't wake up to it snowing though.
  11. The trigger is this low currently in the bay of biscay. The closer the centre gets to the white line the more easterly the winds will become, but as soon as it passes the white line and starts heading through France our winds will turn Ne'ly.
  12. The streamer currently over the borders is forecast to move into our region early hours of tomorrow, where it ends up is anyone's guess.
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