Storms and Convective discussion - September 2023

[Eagle Eye]

Told you all with my forecast, the southern storm will be the strongest. Given best inflow and less restricted moisture and low-level vorticity. Absolutely not surprised that a Supercell happened. Not much here but cool looking skies. 

Will upload pictures later. 

 

[Lincs Observation]

So the storm has eased a tad temp has risen from 23oC to 28oC with the local humidity at 60%. It’s extremely muggy here

[summer blizzard]

I’ll be a bit miffed if this is the area that’s supposed to produce, all the energy is south east.

[robt]

Just now, Lincs Observation said:

So the storm has eased a tad temp has risen from 23oC to 28oC with the local humidity at 60%. It’s extremely muggy here

Yeah, it looks to have passed you and is now battering Skeggy.

[Allseasons-Si]

Yes that's the mother of all mother's

nice shelf cloud on it too...

and while there is not much happening here(ATM) i do appreciate and like all the post's/media etc in here

i had my storm fix yesterday and the bonus thing about it was that i was not expecting the storm i had so expect the unexpected

 

[robt]

1 minute ago, Allseasons-si said:

Yes that's the mother of all mother's

nice shelf cloud on it too...

and while there is not much happening here(ATM) i do appreciate and like all the post's/media etc in here

i had my storm fix yesterday and the bonus thing about it was that i was not expecting the storm i had so expect the unexpected

 

Its definitely building up in South Yorkshire, you can feel it in the air.

The wind has definitely picked up on the Wash storm now, almost like someone has turned on a hairdryer next to the camera.

[Aiden2012]

Do you reckon Hornsea will be a good place for the other storm. ?

[cheese]

7 minutes ago, summer blizzard said:

I’ll be a bit miffed if this is the area that’s supposed to produce, all the energy is south east.

Same old story for us SB, we never get good thunderstorms here. 
 

I was hoping for an MCS instead of one single supercell. It’s almost like these supercells suck the energy from everywhere else so no other storms can develop. 

Edited September 10, 2023 by cheese

[Norfolk_N_chance]

Driven back from Norwich, clouds to my West look immense 

[TJS1998Tom]

What do you reckon chances are for tonight or do you think the main two today is where Most of the activity is happening 

[Jamie M]

195.3 Kelvin translates to about -77.9C for cloud tops 

ADAGUC Viewer

MSGCPP.KNMI.NL

 

[robt]

Just now, Jamie M said:

195.3 Kelvin translates to about -77.9C for cloud tops 

ADAGUC Viewer

MSGCPP.KNMI.NL

 

Yeah, thats cold.

[tomp456]

We've got some wild spits or rain on the sussex coast.

 

Shame really, because we've got the humidity, we've got some heat, we've even got the thundery skies.

 

We're just missing the two crucial ingredients: thunder and lightning

[robt]

Nice little diversion around the storm.

While we're at it, that line across the North Pennines looks fearsome too.

[Frosty hollows]

39 minutes ago, Ben Sainsbury said:

Yet seemingly all the clag didn't  have an impact on the storms over the far N of England or Peterborough.

The Peterborough storm had its origins across the river from me, then gained momentum as it moved North. It seemed to develop from nothing as we were under le clag Francais. Just goes to show strong insolation isn't always necessary 

[Harsh Climate]

4 minutes ago, cheese said:

Same old story for us SB, we never get good thunderstorms here. 
 

I was hoping for an MCS instead of one supercell.

Hopefully something can fire off in this area

[A.J]

more cells firing west & north yorks & into County Durham

[Derecho]

As soon as I post it's looking tricky some embedded cells develop towards Bradford and Lincoln.

Good old reverse psychology.

Distant thunder heard here with increasingly gloomy skies

[Rufus Butterfield]

2 minutes ago, Harsh Climate said:

Hopefully something can fire off in this area

I bloody hope so. Good storms last night so this would be a nice extra if something else were to develop 

[CoventryWeather]

Just now, Rufus Butterfield said:

I bloody hope so. Good storms last night so this would be a nice extra if something else were to develop 

Looking north from here towards Derby - some half decent towers appearing. 

[robt]

2 minutes ago, Derecho said:

As soon as I post it's looking tricky some embedded cells develop towards Bradford and Lincoln.

Good old reverse psychology.

Distant thunder heard here with increasingly gloomy skies

Seems to be a cell firing off on the A15 north of Lincoln. Thats popped up off the side of that big storm further south.

[Metwatch]

Absolute beast. 

[Turquoise]

I love how the areas that usually hog the storms are asking for more

[Aiden2012]

6 minutes ago, Harsh Climate said:

Hopefully something can fire off in this area

I think it’s going to

[Carl]

3 minutes ago, A.J said:

more cells firing west & north yorks & into County Durham

Yep feeling and seeing it becoming more humid here and in th direct firing line this round!

Wonder how much they might intensify by the time they get here. Quite often seem to die off over the moors on the way..