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1 minute ago, Sam Jackson said:

acording to the 06z and 12z southampton might get something close to 12am if im not mistaken

I knew I should’ve gone visiting today

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5 minutes ago, Mitch perrott said:

so friendo nothing for the south east again? ;-;

Of course not just mouldy leftovers From France if we’re lucky .. hope it cools soon, still baking in 33

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Just now, Steve Murr said:

These are the storms over France - Moving North-- If we have any chance its from these-

Watch them die as soon as they hit the Dec (ducking English Channel)

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16 minutes ago, Hurricane Debby said:

So frustrating isn’t it? So much heat and mugginess and so little reward. I need to learn to drive so I can go chasing.

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44 minutes ago, Man With Beard said:

Maybe Dorking, then walk up Boxhill from there, 2 or 3 miles?

Thanks for that l, I looked, checked trains, found a hotel, was about to book and thought I’d better Double check the trains and half have been cancelled so ain’t going to get up there now.

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5 minutes ago, Man With Beard said:

Maybe Dorking, then walk up Boxhill from there, 2 or 3 miles?

Box hill, wow hah my dad grew up there.

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Just now, Mitch perrott said:

there is no way that french cell is heading to us, its moving west at such fast speeds, the one in holland though is heading here

Even if it did head in England’s direction the DEC(Ducking English Channel) will kill it  

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4 minutes ago, the storm fisherman said:

The view to my ENE In Chandler’s ford. that is one monster of a thunder head

I feel dizzy

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If there is anywhere one could reach on a train, from East Sussex, with something like a Travelodge, that looks like a good possibility of a storm either direct or near enough to watch/listen.. where would it be? I have two excited young storm enthusiasts who are dying to see something, but without a car I’m a bit stuffed.

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If there is anywhere one could reach on a train, from East Sussex, with something like a Travelodge, that looks like a good possibility of a storm either direct or near enough to watch/listen.. where would it be? I have two excited young storm enthusiasts who are dying to see something, but without a car I’m a bit stuffed.

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1 minute ago, Gordon Webb said:

well thankfully this is the last day of this intensity

That I am thankful for, now where’s my storm?

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1 minute ago, cheese said:

So you’re telling me there’s a chance..

I’ll cling to any chance, need a storm to clear the air and my head! 

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30 again today with a feel of 36 (wtf). Dew point 20 and I’m dead 

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A grainy picture of A little flash from the channel and I wish you all goodnight 

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And with a grainy picture of the little flash in the channel I’m off to bed. wish it was clearer so you could see the whole shape. Was fab to watch. Night all

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As much as I would love to much out here and watch for longer the mini me is getting tired and wants home. Hope it rolls in closer and brings enough noise to keep me awake to watch! 

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14 minutes ago, LightningLover said:

Hope it edges closer so we can hear some elevated thunder 

Just heard one, and saw an actual ‘line of lightning and not just surrounding flash... wow so technical! Lol

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Needs an edit but caught one lol 

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1 minute ago, Stormhog said:

Watching the lightning from the back garden in Hailsham. Will be bu**ered if I'm going out again today after the fun and games at the Co-Op. Got so angry my left eye actually drifted out of alignment before snapping back in place...that's a new one.
Anyway back on topic...hoping we catch something decent tomorrow, even rain alone will be welcomed at this stage.

It’s easy for me I’m only 2 mins walk from the prom. 

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1 minute ago, LightningLover said:

Seems to be becoming more frequent over time!! More subtle flashes in the cloud amongst the larger ones

Yes, it’s beautiful down here 

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Sitting on the beach- ,Amazing red moon rising to the east, shooting stars above and and lots of lightning out to sea

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Will film what I can from the prom 

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Yes it’s lighting up good out in the channel Annoying roof tops in the way.. time to run to a shelter on the prom ! 

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1 minute ago, LightningLover said:

Surprisingly frequent...

Going to take a peek out the window

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Anyone got anything visible from soton?