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Jamie M

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  1. 7th - 14th August had 120.7 hours at Shoeburyness, an average of 13.4 hours per day. One of the best periods of weather that I can remember recently as well as being very warm, avg max here in Herne Bay was 24.6C. A selection of some of the pictures I took during that period are here.
  2. @Eagle Eye That very strong Pacific jet is certainly a show for how strong the +MT event currently is Let's just hope MJO passes through the maritime barrier and doesn't 'konk' out
  3. Wouldn't really say 1881 lol, very doubtful there'd be 24 inches of snow on the Sussex coast and 34 inches of snow on the Isle of Wight lol? It sure does look like a proper snow dump for someone but wouldn't say 1881
  4. Too strong and it could become the more 'dominant' high as it sucks away heights from Greenland This GIF from ECM shows it well
  5. May be the same person that's faked a tornado in their back garden a few times if it's a certain Crook
  6. Sleet & ice pellets all night here in Herne Bay. Added thundersleet too which I've attached a video of Untitled (17).mp4
  7. That looks to be 12z? ECM means normally start rolling out in half an hour or so
  8. I certainly need to scratch up my crumbs of knowledge on the GSDM so quite happy on the prospect of this becoming more active
  9. Might take a while to process to 4K but here's the timelapse on YT
  10. One of the most spectacular displays of the aurora I have seen. Me and my Dad were stood in amazement especially looking at the sub auroral arc which can be seen in pictures 3, 4 & 5 especially when it started dancing across which I can only presume was the picket fence aurora! It was definitely weird though as the rays showed up on camera as completely white. The very bright ray in the second to last picture did show up to the eye fairly brightly with a tint of purple being visible to it as it moved west to east although slowly faded away. The green glow to the north did show up well to the eye although in mostly white and it seemed like the sun had set in that general direction. It definitely added another definition to fireworks night!
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