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2 minutes 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
The outdraft just hit here south Wash side. Sudden three massive gusts and then nowt
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Nice overshooting top
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14 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
I may have to have a trip up to see it off! Going very dark towards Wisbech way now.
Change of plan, quick trip up the A17 to intercept just north of Sutton Bridge
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11 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Look at the head on that! This beast could be right turning for me.
Definitely needs a bit more right turn. Might be worth going up to Hunny to see it over the Wash in about 45 minutes
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3 minutes ago, Chris K said:
Going by forecasts I think it will be slightly further north of M4 where we see initiation of the main bulk of storms rather than along it, line from say Gloucester to Oxford to North side of M25, just to give an idea.
Yep, hopefully we’ll get some home grown before that mass of rain coming up from France scuppers it
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2 minutes ago, Petorious said:
Have another look, east of oxford and and a line along the north edge of the M25.
Yep, can see that but no sign of sferics with it.
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5 minutes ago, Petorious said:
And I think we have lift off, in the forecasted spots. A line from central london along the m4 heading north.
From current radar there’s absolutely nothing yet other than the mass of rain just coming ashore along the south coast. Certainly not a line from central London along the M4
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According to the radar it’s been “precipitating’ here near Hunstanton since early morning. However, it’s as dry as a bone. False radar returns me thinks. In fact the sun keeps peeping through
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29 minutes ago, Mair Snaw said:
Well after 20 mins of looking in the mad house I've still no idea whats going on as we go into new year..
New one on me is what they are calling "polar night jet" no idea what that is..
FThe stratospheric polar vortex is a cyclonic circulation that forms over the winter pole, whose edge is characterized by a strong westerly jet (also called polar night jet, PNJ). The PNJ plays a key role in processes such as the distribution of atmospheric constituents in the polar stratosphere or the wave propagation.
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33 minutes ago, Empire Of Snow said:
METO should try and hire some professionals with extensive knowledge of ppn charts and localised forecasts. We're 50yrs behind US NWS.
This amber warning was just a complete joke. It's one thing playing it safe and protecting the public and another being soooo wrong is laughable.
What a totally ridiculous post
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Never thought I’d see funnel cloud recorded on an automated weather station
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1 minute ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
I’d have loved to have been! But at work unfortunately. It’s painful!! Until the next time, whenever that may be. This year has been so poor. Had one chase, and that was an epic fail! Got to near Lowestoft and it had all cleared off in a flash to the N Sea!
Tomorrow has “some” potential but probs a little south of us.
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24 minutes ago, Lincs Observation said:
Sferics for my area are poor, a cell has got active near the wash kings lynn/ Hunstanton way anyone in that area verify?
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Yep was pretty active for about an hour
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37 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Sudden turn to the right on the NW Norfolk cell, right near my home. Wish I could be there to confirm any rotation or severity. I’m gutted!
No rotation.
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17 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
That storm to the East of mine is an absolute monster. Looks to have become a right mover with an intense hailcore. Anyone near Swaffham, Fakenham or in Norwich should be on the lookout.
Not as mean as it looks on radar. Had an hour of intense thunder, no structure to be seen. Core rainfall rate of 68mm/hr. No hail. Surprised you weren’t out chasing.
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6 minutes ago, Darkcloud said:
Disgustingly humid today. The lovely cooling breeze of this morning has been replaced by a hot waft....not nice!
Good to see the radar coming to life, nothing to benefit my area but at least some of our region is getting some much needed rain.
Most of that isn’t reaching the ground.
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24 minutes ago, Norfolk Sheep said:
These sunny spells - are they before or after the area of drizzle currently making its way up the eastern side of the country?
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11 minutes ago, Norfolk Sheep said:
I'd be astonished if any of that gets anywhere east of Cambridge tbh!
Does it ever Rob
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8 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Wow that’s very close to me. Been worrying me for days how dry the ground is around here.
Another one down near the beach in Snetty
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1 minute ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Wow that’s very close to me. Been worrying me for days how dry the ground is around here.
Yep, but I think they have it under control.
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2 minutes ago, East_England_Stormchaser91 said:
Pushing 37c here, looks like a fire has broken out near the coast between kings Lynn and Hunstanton too
It’s a field fire on the A149 between Knights Hill and Hillingdon
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10 minutes ago, h2005__uk__ said:
That's the max temp in the hours (probably 6 hours) before midnight, so thankfully not the actual temp at midnight.
Yeah, I know that but some don’t although I wouldn’t rule anything out
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Eeeeek
midnight, someone’s ‘aving a laugh
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Think it might be Ireland . Tayto advert gives it away