LeeKay/

Saturday at 15:26

Note the line over the welsh marches again.

Saturday at 15:20

The mids storm shield!

Saturday at 15:12

ok il try again

May 12

A skimmer maybe?

May 12

Using the radar, it would seem a small cell from the main trundel has developed by Pershore.

Northen flank is fizzing out, its the cloud cover i would think is the probem, or the mids storm shield!

May 11

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May 11

Back up and running, who knows might what may happen.

https://aurorawatch.lancs.ac.uk/

May 11

It seems the UK aurora site is overloaded.

However im a little unsure if reliaible or not? metcheck is running

https://www.metcheck.com/WEATHER/aurora_forecasts.asp?Reg=EUROPE

May 10

Many oriantations on the ISS may be done.

Live cams down to earth easy picks but currently this cam is showing a decent viewing, if they stream for a few hours without blackouts?

https://www.youtube.com/nasa/live

May 10

First 'contact' shall we say?

https://aurorawatch.lancs.ac.uk/

May 10

Sparkiee storm Yes that fire was a big one, 08:30 i took the drone up quicky as i was already late for work, just like this reply!!

I could see it easy too from work near Cosford.

I had a parcel to pick up at Hendesford at 4pm yesterday and still smoking then.

My brother sent me the aftemath photo too, unsure of the time of take though.

May 10

I see Estofex has a 'extended forecast' issued for Sunday 12th May.

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Quote for the UK/France:

... France into UK ...

An extensive surface pressure channel, filled with an unstable and moist airmass will be the focus for scattered to widespread CI. For France, very weak shear at all levels assists in numerous growing but rather disorganized clusters. Initiating cells, which take profit of weakly capped 500-1000 J/kg MUCAPE will pose a temporal hail and wind gust threat, but heavy rain becomes the main issue betimes. Current idea is that parts of NE France could see a rainfall-driven upgrade due to better forcing.
During the overnight hours, this risk also translates to Switzerland/far N-Italy with heavy rain the main risk.

DLS increases somewhat towards UK so a bit more progressive clusters lower the overall convective rainfall risk. Repeated thunderstorms could bring heavy rain on a local scale. Isolated hail and a few funnel reports (rich LL CAPE) accompany thunderstorms. This activity weakens after sunset.

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https://www.estofex.org/

May 5

Tomorrow looks interesting, local storms may well devlop dependant on cloudbreaks, weak cap and sunshine.

That said some trundles of ppn are heading north into some weak shear and convervgeance zone.

Enjoy the clouds

May 3

All it needs is Sir @Arnie Pie His contributions were and have been brilliant over the times this hemisphire

March 29

Well, half hour ago i went out to grab a loaf of bread then heading back, the clouds were pretty good so i grabbed my drone and maxed it to catch the partial rainbow with weak mammtus clouds.

Poor results at it was a rush senario, even avoided a Buzzard!