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Excellent pics ozzie and paul, just the kind of shots i only dream of getting, well done
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For me it looks like NE Texas into OK/LA/AR south west border, where thye all come together, the cold front looks like it could well start development there, although models suggest Sup cell risk in north east MO, then these will filter south later on into AR. I perosnally would say the far NE tip (and the far N tip) of Texas looks promising as cape initiates soem very nasty cells to come i think. Let us know where your going as we can track where you are then.
P.S looks like we could be getting thunderstorms here also on Thurs -
So not much for today so here is the Chase Team awaiting Initiation and drinking Buds!!
From left to right Matt Hatton, Peter Holmes, Ozzie and Me!!
Paul Sherman
Nice one, nice to put faces to names.
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Heavy rain here , 9.2c 85%. Prerssure 1006mb - dropping. Wind - deadstick
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dont think it will be to long now mate its only just after 2pm in the US plus what with all the airport security they will have to go through
sure there all fine and buzzing with excitment
Yes i suppose so, looking forward to hearing what the conditions are like :blink:
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Looks more dramatic than yellow
:blink: Yes i suppose so, dont get me wrong they have made some great improvements but some areas could have been better.
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Shouldnt we have heard from them by now?
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Yes that's one thing I will miss. I wonder if they have any replacement lined up for that.
Have you noticed on the bbc website the thunder symbol has gone from yellow to blue :blink: Why?
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13.5c , 59%
5.5c
1009 -Falling
Cloud increasing
6.3 mph Sse
Prediction - Rain next 24hrs
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I think some areas of the graphics have improved but the radar is useless. it seems theres either blue or yellow, bring back the old radar prediction system with most of the colours of the spectrum, and remember those muggy summer nights, where the forecast showed the thunderstorms with those spark symbols moving about. - Great.
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Following on from my last post, warning now removed and storms have lost their potent signatures
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First tornado Warning, for MO state
WFUS53 KPAH 301549
TORPAH
MOC133-301615-
/O.NEW.KPAH.TO.W.0055.060430T1547Z-060430T1615Z/
BULLETIN - EAS ACTIVATION REQUESTED
TORNADO WARNING
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PADUCAH KY
1047 AM CDT SUN APR 30 2006
THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PADUCAH KENTUCKY HAS ISSUED A
* TORNADO WARNING FOR...
MISSISSIPPI COUNTY IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURI.
* UNTIL 1115 AM CDT.
* AT 1047 AM CDT...LOCAL LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTED A TORNADO BETWEEN
EAST PRARIE AND ANNISTON...MOVING NORTHEAST AT 20 MPH.
* LOCATIONS IN THE WARNING INCLUDE WYATT...WILSON CITY AND CHARLESTON
THIS INCLUDES INTERSTATE 57 BETWEEN EXITS 10 AND 12.
TAKE COVER NOW. IN YOUR HOME...GET INTO THE BASEMENT. IF YOUR HOME IS
WITHOUT A BASEMENT...GET INTO A SMALL INTERIOR ROOM WITHOUT WINDOWS
ON THE LOWEST FLOOR. IF IN A MOBILE HOME OR VEHICLE...EVACUATE IT AND
GET INSIDE A STURDY SHELTER.
LAT...LON 3682 8947 3677 8939 3695 8911 3702 8933
$$
Just to show you the cells here they are :
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Looks like they have a long trip north east if there to see anything today.
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What seems odd is that a large proportion of the trees around here are still bare, when usually they would at least show signs of new growth by now?
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14c , Pressure dropping (currently 1010mb) Wind southerly 7.4mph. Sky clearing , dew 6.5c
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Well I hope they all had a good flight, and managed to get some kip. Although i'm sure the adrenaline will be pumping as soon as they hit the soil of the US.
Looking forward to see what happens.
Indeed yes. Look forward to their first post from 'on the road'.
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Actually, global warming should lead to a wetter world - higher temps mean more evapouration.
Yes, but correct me if im wrong, but a higher atmospheric temperature can hold more water vapour before saturation point? Like at 15c with a humidity of 95%, at 10c warmer 25c that humidity reading would be lower at around 60%, as more vapour can be held aloft (just like having a bigger sponge at higher temps?).
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Yep here in worcestershire have had 103mm so far this year, we would usually get that in January alone. Well a warmer globe means drier atmoshere, so i guess we shouldnt be suprised really.
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how do you manage to get media attention?
I expect that they would have had to have written to the various media centres or papers ?
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I feel that mid May will prove to be the first 'real' taste of summer but soon returning to slightly cooler weather towards the end, but the cet will be around 12.1c i think, due to a slightly above average month, but cooler days will out number the warm/hot days.
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Because when I mucked the map up one day and lost all the links, I couldn't find its address again and it's too much hassle to remove it from the map. If anyone has the link, I'll put it straight back up.
This wouldnt be it by any chance would it? http://www.isleofwightweather.com/
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interesting Read Mr data
Love those warm summer nights, where you could get up at 1am look out your window (west) and see the bluey glow on the horizon, ahhh :o
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I wish i had my pc up and running to use glevel3, oh well!
Looking good out there though, slightly jellous of the cape they have out there :o
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But how can you say that's due to the absence of ice? It could be the uplifting of the land due to tectonic activity, or giants.
Isostacy! Scotland used (we are talking hundreds of thousands of years here) to have a heavy layer of ice thus pushing the north downwards. Southern u.k however went up, therefore bringing large areas out of the sea. What we are seeing now is scotland rising (now that the huge weight of ice sheets have gone) and therefore southern england is going back down, the best analogy of this is a See-Saw. So therefore the effect we are seeing on southern coasts carnt be just down to ice melt completely.
P.S looks like we could be getting thunderstorms here also on Thurs 
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Cool, just waiting for that tornado shot!