Zak M

We'll just have to wait and see tomorrow.

Yes - I get excited if somewhere like London will get thundersnow tomorrow because if it's nighttime you will be able to see the cumulonimbus potentially holding the thundersnow from my bedroom window. Last year (March 2018) I saw the little flickers of lightning in the cloud when the storm was Margate!

I'm in Bedfordshire, around 2 hours from the nearest coast.

I really hope so, it would be my first sight of thundersnow for the first time in my life!

Lots of lightning activity to the west of the English Channel and to the south of the Irish Sea.

Dear snow/sleet, Please close school tomorrow. Kind regards, Zak

Sharp showers developing to the south-west of my location.

4 Lightning strikes reported 40 miles North West with heavy precipitation. Currently got my DSLR out the window to see if I can catch anything.

Why is it alwayyssss in the channel

Scotland stuff.

How many storms have you had in your area throughout 2018? I've had 9 within a 15 mile radius, and around 4 within a 50 mile radius.

Not any snow in my area at the moment

NE Bedford.

I really miss summer here. The heatwave, humidity and most of all, convection and thunderstorms

Saw an evil-looking cumulonimbus at 3pm this afternoon. The cloud came to my area and produced hail.

This is going to be my last post of the day. Looking at what I posted and what everyone has posted, I'm kind of excited tomorrow. All I like is thunder and lightning really, although I think I could catch a storm or something. I have got no idea why I think this, it's just a weird thought in my head that I wanted to spill out. However, even if the storms come within 100 miles of my location, I can still see them. I live on a hill, and I can see thunderheads all the way to the English Channel. Is this normal?

What rubbish?

It looks like a mini squall line through all that band of rain. Don't know what's happening there in Northern Ireland...

Looking at all the radars from every possible website, it looks like we all could get something nasty tomorrow morning. Very high wind gusts, 50mph+ possibly, very heavy rain, perhaps an odd rumble of thunder and even hail is possible.

Thursday morning: Cloudy and overcast. Temp: 10C Thursday afternoon: Grey and dull making some way to some spots of light rain/drizzle. Temp: 12C Thursday evening: Cloud clearing, feels mild. Temp: 12C

Imagine that on Christmas Day!

BBC Weather for East Anglia tomorrow: "Showery rain will push eastwards tomorrow morning, with some heavy bursts of rain possible, perhaps with thunder."

I'm going to London tomorrow so does anyone know the risk of catching the odd shower/thunderstorm there?