Milocation
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23 minutes ago, lassie23 said:
Shouldn't we have a new thread to welcome in winter.......I mean summer Cloudy, windy with the odd flake in the wind here.
just made one, show all of your love for the wonderful summer weather there
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9 hours ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
So can anyone shed any further light on the rumours of a plume at the weekend?
(I like to call them 'plume'ors - lol)
William seems to think that it will be worth while, he posted a status update about it
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light drizzle turning heavier, sky darkening
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5 minutes ago, ajpoolshark said:
yes, you certainly can and nothing wrong with that
, but let's stick to what is actually happening and what is modelled to in this thread please
apologies
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6 minutes ago, William Grimsley said:
Altocumulus Castellanus cloud to the E now:
hope you get something William!
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winds easing slightly but no big deal, can see storms over Germany right now, looks to be a repeat of last night if the conditions are good. Only time will tell.
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Spoiler
THE THUNDERSTORM MAKES IT IN THE END
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yes, one shows us, the other shows Europe, DON'T CRITICISE MY SNIPPING SKILLS!
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6 minutes ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
where?
the thunder about to enter Germany looks to be a repeat of last night, the storm cells will (hopefully) move across the north sea by the early hours of tomorrow morning.
that is if they survive
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btw, its coming!!!!!
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7 minutes ago, Flash bang flash bang etc said:
And my point is further proven when we consider the small Cumbrian hamlet of 'Humdingerton' where one-time resident Mrs Kirkwood of 1000 Defogonnahappen Lane kept records which show not one thunderstorm over the period of 3 decades (prior to which all records were destroyed by a suspected lightning strike)
WUT
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the Blitzortung froze at ipswitch last night and i though the storm had died, woke up at 7, MISSED IT ALL
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keeping an eye out on the small cells that are NE of Lincoln
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seeing a repeat of yesterday, if these storms keep going, they could make the north sea by early tmrw morning, if they stay strong they could be at the UK shores by 2 a.m, but the likeliness of that is very low.
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2 hours ago, Blessed Weather said:
The rain started at 03.00 this morning with a very distant rumble of thunder. From then on my slumber was interrupted on and off by either torrential rain lashing against the window or a rumble of thunder. I was finally woken at 06.50 this morning by a massive clap of thunder very nearby. Looking at the Real-time Lightening map, East Anglia seems to have been the favoured area for storm activity this morning. It's gone a bit quiet on the radar this last 30 minutes though.
Still pouring down at the mo and my station has measured 26.4mm since 03.00 - more than an inch of rain. Radar shows the area of rain moving slowly E with the pulses moving SE.
07.15 Rain
Lightening
i did not hear any thunder and i was awake for most of that time, either that OR I DOZED OFF AND MISSED IT ALL!
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LIGHTNING AND THUNDER, BOTH CLOSE, ITS HERE
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8 minutes ago, Speedway Slider said:
Looks like Ipswich is gonna get a pasting as well....
then colchester
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ill be staying ALL NIGHT
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anyone any idea of when it'll hit colchester
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distant thunder can now be heard if you listen carefully
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starting to see faint flashes
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but will it miss us completely???
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see you in the coop sometime
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, but let's stick to what is actually happening and what is modelled to in this thread please
Convective/Storm Discussion Thread 25/5/16 onwards
in Storms & Severe Weather
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osaw that earlier and thought the same