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It seems to me that the storm that hit the Wash is building again behind it,
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That 2nd one has built quite nicely, but, its sat on the wrong side of the hills for the moment. Seems to be hammering the upper Aire Valley
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3 minutes ago, Rufus Butterfield said:
I bloody hope so. Good storms last night so this would be a nice extra if something else were to develop
That one thats popped up just north of Nottingham may be worth a watch.
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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.
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Nice little diversion around the storm.
While we're at it, that line across the North Pennines looks fearsome too.
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Just now, Jamie M said:
Yeah, thats cold.
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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.
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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.
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1 minute ago, Metwatch said:
I see people pointing and watching it now
You can hear that the wind has picked up as well in the last 10 minutes.
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Just now, andy989 said:
Anyone with a couple webcam links to the Lincolnshire supercell?
South Prom - Live Webcam in Hunstanton, Norfolk
HUNSTANTON.WEBCAM
Watch a live video webcam of the main beach and promenade in Hunstanton, on the North-West Norfolk coast, in the UK.- Basically, watching from the side.
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1 minute ago, Lincs Observation said:
With what looks like and out draft to the south of the cell and the button in the Center it looks like a hurricane
Definitely throwing some moisture and stuff out.
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Watching that Hunstanton webcam, and you can hear the rumble of thunder in the distance. Also looks like its spread a bit.
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Just now, Scuba steve said:
Don’t forget supercell storms where invented in the U.K. in the sixties
Yeah, its just that that image is the sort of one you associate with the midwest.
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Yeah, that looks immense.
Just now, Zak M said:What the hell?!
OK, who imported an Oklahoma Supercell?
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1 minute ago, Lincs Observation said:
Currently seeing a moderate storm over me at the moment, cg strikes plenty of noise also moderate rain, getting darker by the moment getting louder by the moment.
The biggest bits about to hit you.
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Just now, A.J said:
discrete cells firing to the west of leeds, sferics already detected....you guys on the A1, watch these carefully, they're trundling up the NE
Looks to be firing east of the A1 towards York as well.
In other stuff, look at the tops of those...
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Just now, Harsh Climate said:
What we have here??
Yeah, they've popped up quickly.
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Those cells have fired up quickly over the Pennines to the West of Bradford. Will be interesting to see whether or not they keep any strength.
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22 minutes ago, Supacell said:
I'm getting a bit concerned now that there will be these two big storms and little else. And I'm sat between the two of them.
I'm currently watching the line that extends from the Peterborough/Stamford area storm to the NW, that seems to be building a bit, although, with the cloud cover where I am, I can't really see if the tops are building.
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1 minute ago, Chris.R said:
The Barrow one was there for half an hour Liverpool bay one just developed out of nothing into a monster
Yeah, looking at SAT24, that Liverpool one shot up in a 15 minute period.
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3 minutes ago, Chris.R said:
It's just kicked off in Liverpool bay. Lightning every 5-10 seconds I can hear on radio. Spreading Southword. This must be that trough.
Can see the storms in Liverpool Bay and further north defined, as well as the one thats over Bristol as well.
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Just now, Chris.R said:
It's just kicked off in Liverpool bay. Lightning every 5-10 seconds I can hear on radio. Spreading Southword. This must be that trough.
Looks like a couple. One in Liverpool Bay, and another off Barrow
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Few from the one that hit Crowle/Scunthorpe last night.
Viewed from the North East of Donny, all from the local Facebook group.
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Just now, Met4Cast said:
Will need to monitor how things progress in the coming hours, a fair amount of cloud moving northwards at the moment, this mornings system has been rather poorly modelled by both the UKV & AROME.
Very complex forecasting day today. If all goes to plan, there is the potential for some very active thunderstorms, likely large hail (2-4CM) associated with supercell thunderstorms and the risk of locally severe wind gusts (60-70MPH). Most favoured region appears to be N/NW England will initiation likely across the Midlands somewhere with storms tracking NNE from that point.
The increased cloud cover however may serve to limit maximum potential being reached, but we'll see. Tricky, exciting. Goodluck to all those chasing! Potentially the most active day of the year *IF* all goes to plan.There was definitely a defined line of storm development yesterday, which, I'm hopeful will remain in a similar area today.
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Storms and Convective discussion - September 2023
in Storms & Severe Weather
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Well, the Fens and South Lincolnshire have often been referred to as the UKs Midwest.