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http://www.blitzortung.org/Webpages/index.php?lang=en&subpage_0=12 A few strkes showing on the blitzortung radar.

goodnight dude!

Anyone else a bit surprised that estofex hasn't issued any warnings?

Schweet! I am off work this week and given my birthday is only a few days away and knowing that we have upcoming storms, I have invested in a GoPro Hero 3 in the hope of getting some good vids.

Hi all, I've just found this video on youtube. Its a 20 minute video showing what happened during the El Reno tornado. Apologies if this is in the wrong forum section.

Superb cloud formation on the stream

Superb photo!

Feed is back up

Live stream is down on this site and chasertv for me at the moment.

Tornado warning to the north (red box)

I know I live in the eastern side of the country but I thought I'd share this with you:

Hi all Anyone seen this?

Hi Does anyone know how wind is made and what creates gusts? Cause it seems to come out of nowhere but it will be interesting to know how its made.

As I said on UKWW, all we need now if for tomorrows newspaper front pages to be "London hit by MINI tornado! *bangs head on wall*

Im hope there is footage of the tornado and I hope the people injured go on to make a full recovery.

Hi Are there any devices which just measure wind speed and send the results wirelesly to a device? Because on meteorologica, there are remote weather stations which take the stats of everything and send them back to a device, but Im wondering if there is a device like a weather station which just takes the wind speed. Thanks for any help

Hi I have been hoping to subscribe to NowCast but when I enter my email address, it takes me to a blank page. Does anyone here subscribe to it or know anyone who works at the nowcast site? Cause Im just wondering whats going on

Hi all Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this but what exactly to the different numbers on the pressure readings mean? Cause I've noticed they always seem to be in the late 980's to the early 1000's.

Hi all Knowing we would get some thunder activity, today I purchased a 1 month subscription to StrikeStar. I was going to use NowCast but was put off by it only using one detector whereas StrikeStar uses many detectors around the country. Here is something that is confusing. Check out these images: These were both taken at the same time. On the NowCast picture, the area of light green is where the most recent lightning activity occured. It is quite accurate as it is more or less exactly where I live and at the time, I saw at least 3 lightning strikes. On the other hand, strikestar shows the nearest lightning to me in the south, no indication that it is actually near me. Now I know that all lightning detectors can fail when it comes to accuracy, but what I dont understand is how strikestar can have so many lightning detector stations about, yet be less accurate than nowcast, with one. About an hour after the lightning and rain had gone, when it was quite calm with just a few clouds about, it wasn't until then that strikestar had lightning dots all over the area where I live. Im sorry if this sounds like a rant, Im just a bit confused over the accuracy considering I expected strikestar to be a lot more accurate than Nowcast

Just had several minutes of heavy rain. No thunder or lightning yet but the sky looks like it could still perhaps produce some. *edit* Oops, posted this in wrong topic (meant to be convective one) Sorry