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  1. anyone got the 18z fax chart this should show the line where the storms will be
  2. Cells firing everywhere Sussex moving NW, hello ladies this way, one cell SW portsmouth
  3. iv'e done some research, i don't think the sea temperature plays a part because since 1990's the sea temperature has increased not decreased, maybe other things are why these things die off? http://www.ukcip.org.uk/wordpress/wp-content/PDFs/UKCP09_Trends.pdf
  4. not this time as there is cape, also look at the last sat 24 front from the north is pushing down SE this is making the air very unstablised.
  5. Anyone in CS England keep an eye out for the cells north of Caen
  6. Absolutely spot on, we have an unstable air mas hence why it feels so close and humid.
  7. And as predicted north of Caen activity has intensified north of the cold front.
  8. Patient my friend, Thundery rain is to the SW france as it drags up that's where the instability will be, just to the N/NE of it.
  9. If I had to guess everyone should be looking at the radar south of the IOW and Brighton towards Le Harve & Cean. the low is circling anticlockwise so this high cloud will slowly move W/NW.
  10. Keep an eye out for any activity between the warm/cold front that's where the highest cape will be, and I estimate that is where the storms will be around IOW / Brighton south of it.
  11. You guys are too impatient, back in the 90's storms didn't kick off until 6pm at the earliest, normally French imports where not until 8pm. it's only 14:46 and many times things explode un-expected. we have rain which is a good sign, but it's very elevated give it until it least 6.30pm.
  12. The Main event wont be until 3-8pm, maximum cape values and higher risk.
  13. They are weakening, however the question is what happens when it reaches our shore?
  14. Definately elevated they are leaving the french coast guys in CS England keep an eye on the storm north of Cean heading NN-NW
  15. Keep an eye on Le Havre, thats where we want storms to be for CS England
  16. So what happened to the trough that was slipping down from the NE
  17. We are now approaching prime hour for storms, not alot of initiation tbh. there are pockets of unstable air mass but nowt on the radar returns, i think our hope is the cold front moving SW/NE or Imports, but you know what happens with imports
  18. That would be on tee with Estofex prediction, possible MCS "IF" it survives the channel, but then could head NE like always
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