Stuart

I think there did but was not sure

I am looking forwoad for tomorrow here for our 3rd storm of the year maybe :unsure:

Outlook for Saturday 25 Sep 2010 to Saturday 9 Oct 2010: It should remain fairly unsettled across many parts of the country during the last week of September and into the beginning of October, with rain or showers at times but also some drier and brighter periods. The rain is most likely to affect western Scotland, Northern Ireland and northwest England, with perhaps more in the way of drier conditions towards southern and eastern England. Temperatures should be on the whole above normal for the time of year across the country, especially during any prolonged sunnier periods. Updated: 1127 on Fri 10 Sep 2010 http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html

UK Outlook for Wednesday 15 Sep 2010 to Friday 24 Sep 2010: Dry for most of the UK on Wednesday with just a few showers in northern parts, particularly over Scotland, accompanied with strong, possibly gale force northwesterly winds in exposed northeastern parts of Scotland for a time. Further spells of rain or showers for most parts of the UK after Thursday and into the weekend, particularly across Scotland, Northern Ireland and Northern England, where it will also remain fairly windy at times. There should be more in the way of drier and brighter conditions towards the south of England. Temperatures will feel rather cool in the north with the frequent spells of rain, but nearer normal further south. This north-south split across the UK is expected to continue after the weekend and during the following week. Updated: 1127 on Fri 10 Sep 2010 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

for sat for my area Saturday: Sunny spells and scattered showers developing in many places. The showers will be heavy at times and slow moving with a risk of thunder. Light winds. Maximum temperature 19 °C. i hope :unsure:

UK Outlook for Friday 24 Sep 2010 to Friday 8 Oct 2010: It should remain fairly unsettled across many parts of the country during the last week of September and into the beginning of October, with rain or showers at times but also some drier and brighter periods. Rain is most likely to affect western Scotland, Northern Ireland and northwest England, with perhaps more in the way of drier conditions towards southern and eastern England. Temperatures should be mostly near normal for the time of year across the country, perhaps occasionally warmer in the south and southeast of England. Updated: 1205 on Thu 9 Sep 2010 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Tuesday 14 Sep 2010 to Thursday 23 Sep 2010: Dry with some sunshine in the south on Tuesday, with more unsettled weather in the north spreading southwards during Wednesday. Strong westerly winds and periods of heavy rain are expected for most; particularly in exposed western and northwestern parts of the UK. Windy in these areas, possibly gale force towards the weekend. Remaining generally unsettled, but with some sunnier periods for all areas towards the weekend; wettest and windiest in the northwest, and driest and brightest in the southeast. Sunshine and showers, mixed with occasional longer spells of rain look set to continue to the end of the outlook period. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in the south, with it becoming cooler in the north, bringing an increasing risk of localised overnight frost. Updated: 1158 on Thu 9 Sep http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

and i dont see much happening over the next few days

Becoming cooler Rain and showers http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/cgi-app/reports?LANG=en&MENU=weekahead&DAY=20100909

Storm Forecast Issued: 2010-09-09 01:00:00 Valid: 2010-09-09 00:00:00 - 2010-09-09 23:59:00 Yorkshire, E Midlands, East Anglia and SE England ( Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland and C + E England are included in the WATCH ) Synopsis On Thursday, the United Kingdom sits under a temporary ridge of High pressure between a shallow area of Low pressure "Fe" (FU Berlin) over Germany, and an approaching area of Low pressure from the Atlantic - part of the remnants of ex-Hurricane Earl, which will move across Scotland on Saturday. In a rather slack westerly airflow, scattered showers are forecast to develop over central and eastern Britain. Through the afternoon, cloud heights appear favourable for a few isolated thunderstorms - the area with best potential appears to be East Anglia. These showers will decay rapidly during the evening hours. Along the cold front over northwest Ireland, there is a low risk (20%) of embedded convection, and thus a low risk of isolated thunder/lightning. Conditions are more favourable for thunder/lightning along and behind the occlusion which moves across the north Atlantic, approaching western Scotland at the end of the forecast period. Here, numerous showers will be present in the rPm airmass. http://www.ukasf.co.uk/module-Storm/mode-forecast/id-349/

and met office have have put out a weather warning for that part of the world

A scattering of showers developing, locally heavy later. Quite warm in west. Maximum temperature 19 °C. so there could be some thunder Later here but let and see http://www.metoffice...st_weather.html

UK Outlook for Thursday 23 Sep 2010 to Thursday 7 Oct 2010: Indications are that the weather looks likely to remain fairly unsettled across many parts of the country during the last week of September and the beginning of October, with rain or showers at times but also some drier and brighter periods. Rain is most likely to affect the north and west of the UK, especially western Scotland, Northern Ireland and northwest England, with perhaps more in the way of drier conditions towards southern and eastern England. Temperatures should be mostly around average for the time of year across the country, perhaps occasionally warmer than average in the south and southeast of England. Updated: 1212 on Wed 8 Sep 2010 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

UK Outlook for Monday 13 Sep 2010 to Wednesday 22 Sep 2010: Monday should see a fine start in southern areas of the UK, but rain in the north will spread to most parts over the next day or so, the heaviest of this rain always likely to be around western hills. From Wednesday onwards, sunshine and showers are likely for all areas, the focus of heavier showers being the north and northeast of the UK, while southwestern parts see the best of somewhat drier weather. It will be breezy at times, with a risk of gales in exposed areas, especially in the north of the UK. Daytime temperatures are likely to stay near normal in southern parts but it is expected to become rather cool in the north, with an increasing risk of overnight frost in shelter. Updated: 1212 on Wed 8 Sep 2010 http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/uk_forecast_weather.html

well good luck but i dont think you will see anything

well could we have our 3rd storm of the year today???

my last post for the night here wed one Storm Forecast Issued: 2010-09-07 21:36:00 Valid: 2010-09-08 00:00:00 - 2010-09-08 23:59:00 Regions Affected Northern Ireland, Ireland East Anglia, S Wales and SE, CS + SW England ( all of the United Kingdom, excluding the far north of Scotland, is included in the WATCH ) Synopsis A slack area of Low pressure situated across the United Kingdom will dominate the weather on Wednesday. A finger of heavy rain will extend into CS England through the early hours, with a rather low risk of embedded lightning/thunder. This band is then expected to move very slowly eastwards during Wednesday daytime, but will break up into scattered heavy showers, with a chance for a thunderstorm or two as well. Numerous showers and thunderstorms are forecast over Ireland and Northern Ireland, and these may be carried across parts of the North Atlantic into SW England and S Wales at times. Showers are forecast to shrink rapidly to coastlines during the evening hours, lingering close to the south coast through the first part of the night where they may still emit thunder/lightning. Small hail, to 1cm in diameter, may accompany many of the showers over Ireland/Northern Ireland, Wales and SW England given the rPm airmass. http://www.ukasf.co....orecast/id-348/

had a few flashs of lightning this evening

well my next day is weds i hope

well what a day of storms around the uk i head some thunder today but i missed out on most of it i all ways got wed

lucky you i am missing them just to the east

now the storm is local now:yahoo:

Storm now only 32km away from me

yes my thunder bolt storm 54 km away

well head bit of thunder right now but not much happening still got few hours