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Looking south from York towards Doncaster and Hull
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51 minutes ago, Tony M said:
So this popped up out of nowhere
Fast-moving west-to-east low level cloud under higher storm clouds moving NE
Here's a hand-held timelapse video of that storm rotating as it passed by
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3 minutes ago, Aiden2012 said:
Just gone through pocklington it was like a rotating or rolling wall cloud or something heading directly east .
That's the same cell I've just seen, quickly heading east
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So this popped up out of nowhere
Fast-moving west-to-east low level cloud under higher storm clouds moving NE
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21 minutes ago, WeatherArc said:
Weird radar presentation, looks almost like 2 cells clumped together rather than a supercell but it does look like its trying to hook, hopefully someones infront.
Now raining over by me, small cell developed overhead.
I was in front. The sky turned dark but nothing too dramatic. Heavy rain for a while but not a lot of thundery activity. The next cell in line passed to the south of me.
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Clear sky forecast and a decent-looking daisy. Fingers crossed!
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I spotted them at 23:45 last night coming across the North Sea - I was on the coast at Whitby. It was a good long-lasting show until around 03:00.
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I had a fairly good NLC show in York last night. This was taken near the end of the display around 2am.
I shot a good detail sequence earlier in the evening that I've not had any time to review. I spotted that same red tint to the leading edge of the clouds.
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Ooh, I didn't know we had an NLC forum - one of my favourite things to look out for in summer. I've seen two displays so far this year on the North Yorkshire coast, in the early hours of 2nd and 11th June at Whitby then Scarborough.
I was out again last night but saw nothing, despite the promising daisy.
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The rain just arrived in York, clearing away these tables. I see there's a few persistent Brits under umbrellas!
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Those storms between Manchester and Sheffield appear to be growing without hardly moving.
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Just received a Met Office thunderstorm warning for this afternoon, confined to the Humber, East Mids and E Anglia.
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Nice little storm just passed overhead, a bit east of York - the same one that passed over Castleford earlier. Constant rumbling and some CC visible for about half an hour.
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Looks like I'm in the firing line - again - between York and the NY Moors
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37 minutes ago, Summerstorm said:
In York on holiday for a few days and lots of thunder and sferics here and some torrential rain.
That just arrived up here. I watched outside until the rain came. Saw a couple of CC.
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I snapped this cloudscape yesterday ahead of heavy clouds arriving across the NY Moors. No electrical activity though.
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I'm watching those cells popping up over the Wash. If it could just slow down a bit I'll have my camera ready for storm chasing around NY Moors after work. At this rate it might pass before I've left the office.
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Light snowfall for the past hour or so near Malton, south of NY Moors - not settling
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Clouds over Castle Howard
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24 minutes ago, PerfectStorm said:
Had torrential rain here in York for the last half an hour - we all know what prolonged torrential rain does to the streets of York
Hot off the York Press
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Slow-moving heavy rainfall developing overhead (nr Malton, N.Yorks) then moving away SSE. Looks stormy on radar as it's approaching Hull.
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I'm keeping an eye on new activity breaking out over Doncaster which will be heading my way soon
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Trying to photograph lightning and make tea for two hungry boys at the same time! This storm is electric!
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York storm clouds
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Storms and Convective discussion - September 2023
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Just before the rain hit, a few miles east of York. When it arrived, it was squally with very strong gusts.