Cloudburst
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No.3 . After a thunderstorm in the morning, a nice end to the day:
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tbh i think pluto should be classed as a planet for its asthetic properties but scienfically it is not a planet, just a case of luck really
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John Cox's photo does it for me, perfect colour rendition and contrast between the colours of the sky , grass, sea and sand, you can almost imagine yourself there, well done mate!
. If i could have a second vote it would be louby's cracking capture of lightning . -
Taken during the morning of june 12th's thunderstorm:
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Louby 2
TWS 2
Wolves 78 3
John Cox 3
Lightening Ed 1
All excellent i thought
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Thunderstorm here at 05:55am lasted untill 06:45am moved off NE quiote fast clear skies behind. Saw 2 very close CG's and 1 CC , but that was all, lots of deep rumbling thunder though.
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T - 23.5c
H - 76%
DT - 18C
P - 1018 Steady
W - 0.3 MPH from S
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got loads of sparrows here this year manged to get one of the babies (well its grown up abit)
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Both Lightning 2000 and NexStorm will allow you to upload images to the web.
Ah o.k cheers
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Hi , i have managed to get a Vantage pro system wireless weather station (not sure if its pro2 yet though, but it does have a solar sensor) and it has everything bar the rainfall collector, does the davis 'rain collector 2' work with it, or if any of you know where i can get a replacement i would be very grateful, thanks
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As alway's lovely pics,Cloudburst wicked picture the setting just blended in perfect :-)..
cheers :unsure:
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Do oyu have any idea if these will be able to be sen by the midlands tonight and at what approx time?
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Cheers for that wolves, doesnt say anything about it though so i would take it you have to use Nex storm
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Hi guys, any of you use this software? If so, does it allow you to transmit the data onto hte internet? Cheers :blink:
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Not in my experience mate.
I remember only too recently when my next door neighbor's house was struck by lightning, there was a short and very loud deafening crack. Bloody scared the hell out of me.
Maybe different environment, but when a house not far from me got hit, it sounded just like a bomb explosion. Probably due to building shapes etc.
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NO! when its really really close outside it is a INSTANT CRACK! and in a car its just well you heard it windows closed and--- a THUD! as the shock wave is very close, 2002 I got a flash burn from a CG on my hand it was a instand VERY LOUD CRACK----no rubble me mates in the car didnt even hear it as I stood outside a few feet from them :blush:
Ref our Tornado shot it is at the moment nearly 500mb as soon as it gets shrunk I will post it
Ah, ok cheers for that. You would have thought it would be a really long sort of bomb type sound like when lightning is about 50 metres or so wouldnt you, very interesting stuff though :lol:
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cracking 2nd one lou
i'll second that
, great piccy lou. loads of excellent lightning pics on here this month -
but CB you are only alowed 3 pics a comp how many is that now 5-6
Na deleted the others
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Excellent stuff mate
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Same Sunset as wolves above but from Worcester Looking north towards Worcs Cathedral
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It's been a year today since the one day heatwave of 27th May 2005.
London reached 32c and the heat was felt right across the UK.
Here in Telford the high was 25.7c and i remember it being the first
real warm day of 2005.
oh the memories
I think this summer will be alot later in getting going comared with last summer, however it looks to start next week getting warmer from wednesday onwards.
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Brilliant, reminds me of this:
http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2005/li...g-strike-p1.php
regards
gobbyash
wow! Wouldnt it be alot louder than that though?
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Wow thats quite exciting, i bet your glad that circulation above you didnt touch down
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, great piccy lou. loads of excellent lightning pics on here this month 
but CB you are only alowed 3 pics a comp how many is that now 5-6 
Monday 26th June 2006
in Weather reports
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Dry overnight, currently 8/8 Altostratus, 3/8 Scattered Cumulus fractus
Temperature : 15.0°C
Humdity : 71%
Rain today : 0.0 mm
Dewpoint : 9.8 °C
Air Pressure : 1018.0 mb Rising
Wind Speed / Dir : 4.9 mph , NE
Solar Reading : 6 %
Cloud base is 2150 ft
Station forecast: Dry/ Sunny next 24hrs