Jamie M

Aurora tonight at 1826

That looks to be 12z? ECM means normally start rolling out in half an hour or so

I expect December 2015 will now quickly return

I certainly need to scratch up my crumbs of knowledge on the GSDM so quite happy on the prospect of this becoming more active

ECM Mean from 18th November 2010

Would have to see it to believe it

Barely bringing in the -5C isotherm, superb

Might take a while to process to 4K but here's the timelapse on YT

One of the most spectacular displays of the aurora I have seen. Me and my Dad were stood in amazement especially looking at the sub auroral arc which can be seen in pictures 3, 4 & 5 especially when it started dancing across which I can only presume was the picket fence aurora! It was definitely weird though as the rays showed up on camera as completely white. The very bright ray in the second to last picture did show up to the eye fairly brightly with a tint of purple being visible to it as it moved west to east although slowly faded away. The green glow to the north did show up well to the eye although in mostly white and it seemed like the sun had set in that general direction. It definitely added another definition to fireworks night!

Fliquet in Jersey Original pic is from:

Tony Gilbert's take for Sat/Sun

I don't believe I've seen such a well-defined shelf cloud since July 2014 here, sea fog and mist obscuring most of it but such a clear cut in the sky was incredible to see. Fast moving as well, moved from W to N and has turned pretty dark and windy after it vanished

Some storms possibly on Tuesday

Real time video of the aurora last Sunday during its first outburst

2357 BST last night from here in Herne Bay

Funnel cloud to the NE at 1857 and 1859 BST earlier.

Untitled (14).mp4 A few electrocuted fish by the looks

Not liking the fact it's only JPEG especially as I love a bit of a tinker with editing Much rather get a lightning trigger

Happened with a storm to my east near Birchington just before midnight, 10 minutes of near constant lightning before it went kaput again

Shortwave moving into Channel has caused a shift in energy headed east, steering winds seems to have changed too

Port Dilette thunderstorm, jesus http://80.14.201.251:8010/view/view.shtml?id=1380&imagepath=/mjpg/video.mjpg&size=1

Sky has been swamped by that plumey looking dull high cloud ahead of these storms France seems to be rapidly coming alive

Similarities to 20th July 2019 on UKV 6z

Pretty saturated sounding from Camborne this morning which might explain why the electrical aspects of the storms didn't make it too far inland. Like @Ben Sainsbury said, I'm a bit surprised at just how active they were.

Off they go