David Hill
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Looks like convergence line for wales was much further north, about 20 miles north of brecon east to west. Its to late for me to drive up there now so looks like the end for me today. Hope you all enjoy looks like heatwave is breaking down a big bust here soon.
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2 minutes ago, Paul said:
The UKV modelling things fairly well currently, will be interesting to see how everything plays out later - the 12z has the storm starved Southeast in play in the early hours..
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Starved South EAST lol , nothing in south wales from Carmarthen alway to bristol. Not a sausage and looking at the UKV its going to be another bust again.
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10 minutes ago, T4Toby said:
Think we’ll get our chance later on when they blow westwards
There is 3 convergence zones atm than I can see looking at sat loops, everything is north of us, those ones over london are not going due west, they are going north west as the LP pushes up from france.
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2 minutes ago, T4Toby said:
There is absolutely nothing here in Swansea not even a single cloud
all to the north of us again mate
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there all going north again its so frustrating
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hat just popped up and is showing strikes
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Cap has broken out to the adlantic heading into Irish sea, you can see thhe tower pop up on the windy sat images
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I am in 2 minds to start heading off to welsh border near ross on wye, looking at AROME majority seem to pass me to the west or to the north east.
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Just now, Gordon Webb said:
I don't think I made my question clear , sorry about that
IR ?
apologies if this is a simple answer
not at all, someone posted a simulated infra red rain fall animation, and it showed a massive explosion of storms across majority of midlands and northwales it looked HUGE
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1 minute ago, Gordon Webb said:
excuse me what is this representing ?
The simulated IR video that was posted previously
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2 minutes ago, Dan Martin said:
Decisions to be made for S Wales where to go. Can sit on the coast and watch them roll over Cardiff, or try and get up the Valleys and see them from the hilltops (in my camper). Have loads of time to get into position so can even get to Mid Wales? Any advice?
I am in same boat as you, I am willing to travel if I get enough notice, I can go up treorchy way or even breacon
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4 minutes ago, thetipster said:
simulated IR this afternoon
Midlands looks like a prime spot and north wales
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Just now, viking_smb said:
it will probably be between 7 - 11pm that we will see the storms as they will move westwards
Fab hopefully they will be towards the 11pm time frame. You will get them before me then so I take a drive to porthcawl and watch out towards cardiff
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A very serious question now I guess from me, are we going to see what happened last night over mid wales be more south over M4 corridor. And will it be in the night hours? Daytime storms for me anyway while good just dont have the same pasaz
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6 minutes ago, T4Toby said:
I mean Ill take that if it happens, its right over my head
Me toooooooo , I be taking a drive to Aberafan front.
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7 minutes ago, T4Toby said:
Not in South Wales though. we usually only get 3 or 4 Here in Swansea but this year so far we've had 7
I am just east of you, not had any storms they have all been to the north. I have hope for tonight for a lovely night time show like some have enjoyed. Daytime storms are a bit meh for me. So fingers crossed
Storms and Convective discussion- 7th August onwards
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The convergence line is north of brecon sadly, its a bust for us (I am in Neath valley by the way)