Storm league tables - updated every Saturday

[kold weather]

Hi Paul,what if the account in question is said to be by torro "more then likely the case"

It's just I saw a funnel cloud and have reported it to Tony G on UKWW and it was in the high risk zone and fitted everything and my report certainly seemed to be backed up by him.

Still,you could well be right about where gets mot storms,unless things change which they may!

[Paul Sherman]

Hi Mate, That is a tricky one as Photographic Evidence (Like Dee88) is the most important factor, lots of people see scud and Moisture coming off the fields and report them as Funnel "Looking Clouds" which unless we have a photograph could happen every day. I was also in a High risk Zone in the States on 8 of my 12 days but only saw 2 Tornadoes, I know i cannot comment on that day in question as i was thousands of miles away but if someone like Tony is backing it up then it sounds VERY Credible. Always take your Digi With you everywhere, I do now but since I have i hav'nt seen a Thunderstorm in this country

In relation to the Storms this year, the tracks seem to be more western when they are coming up through the Channel, I'd expect somewhere in the Midlands to be the top spot this year, Parts of the East Midlands have had 7 storms, this time last year they had 0!!

Cheers

Paul Sherman

[Stormdelta 11]

I didnt know that you had to report thunderstorms on here, but on the 3rd May 05 I got a picture of the Funnel cloud that made landfall in Houghton in lancashire.

[Paul Sherman]

Cheers for that and I remember it well, it made the National Press, think it was actually classed as a Tornado from Torro as it made it all the way to the ground, quite a bit of Tree damage between Preston and Blackburn.

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Weekly and Overall Storm Leagues updated to 03rd June 2005. looks like the Eastern side of Britain basked in the Storms last week.

Paul Sherman

[Nabraxas]

Thanks for this Paul.

I'm doing exceptionally well this year; last year was awful for storms here but thus far we've had a lot of small thunderstorms.

[Paul Sherman]

Ash

I have a sneaky feeling the Midlands are gonna do Very well this year, Esp the East Mdlands and towards East Anglia

Paul Sherman

[kold weather]

hI Paul,don't worry I do understand.About the digi,well decided to have a complete breakdown,so now saving for another one!

[Tim]

Very late now due to being on holiday then forgetting to post it but on the 21/22nd of may had 2 t/storms on sat 1 at about 2 then another at about 9:30 PM & 1 sunday afternoon 3 o'clockiDoh a dumb swear filter got the better of me

[Paul Sherman]

Have noted these reports and will add them to the overall total when i update next week.

Cheers

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Overall Storm League Tables Updtaed to Friday 24th June 2005, have not had time for the Weekly leagues this week as too busy with Work Commitments, but the South/South-West of the Uk have done very well this summer as have the Midlands, the Drought continues in the South-East with only 9mm of rain since the start of June!!!

Paul Sherman

[Kent Snow]

Sorry to be a pain Paul, but I was travelling on the M25/A127 and experienced a T-storm last night, with one of the loudest rumbles of thunder I've ever heard.

Didn't have a chance to report it last night and now the thread is locked.

Also KS was with me, so she needs to be recording as experiencing it too.

Cheers

Mark

[Paul Sherman]

The storm League Tables will not be Updated untiL Mon 11th or Tues 12th July as the data is on my work computer and I will not be in work until then, all the reports have been collated and will appear then.

Cheers

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Overall T-Storm League Table Updated to Friday July 8th 2005

Cheers

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Weekly and Overall Thunder League Tables Updated to Friday 22nd July 2005

Cheers

Paul Sherman

[Adi F]

Paul have you noticed this years storm activity is down on last year or is it just me.

[Paul Sherman]

Adi, Unfortunately yes, I have all the Excel Spreadsheets from this time last year, and they make interesting reading. My own count in down by 12 <_<

Looks to be one of the least thundriest years for about 10 years to me, I did have a hunch that more storms would occur across the South West and track through the Midlands this year, Still have not had a proper Spanish Plume and if the Middle to end of next week goes kaput i give up for this year. Most of my Storms have been reported in London, I think my home location in Essex has received only 6-7 Storms this year.

Paul Sherman

[Nick F]

Strangely I've had more overhead T-storms this year so far than all last year . I've had seven overhead T-storms in the May/June period - though none so far this month compared to around five overhead T-storms last year, this area in particular missed the worst of the August 2004 storms.

[Adi F]

Mmm so it’s not just me then. I know that we still have plenty of time to have some stormy out breaks but its not looking that promising.

[Paul Sherman]

Storm League Tables Updated to Friday 29th July 2005.

Lincolnshire are the winners YET Again.

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Storm Leagues Updated to 14th August 2005. A truly Dreadful year for T-Storms.

Paul Sherman

[Adi F]

I second that Paul S a really bad year although the one I have just had was quite impressive although short lived.

By the way Paul Adi F is the one and same as Adi Fiddler for the purpose of the storm report.

[Paul Sherman]

Storm League Tables Updated to Friday August 19th 2005.

Certainly looks like the Bournemouth and Poole areas and Somerset have experienced the severest storms this year and also parts of the East Midlands doing very well.

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Storm League Tables Updated to Friday 2nd September 2005

Looks like there is no stopping Mr Bown and the West country in general.

More action tomorrow me thinks!!!

Paul Sherman

[Paul Sherman]

Overall Storm League Table Updated to Friday September 16th 2005

Paul Sherman