ChannelThunder

Sprites not sure I get it, sorry! Did I make a reference unbeknownst?

A subtle shift in the models for Sunday has brought in a deeper and faster low to the west or southwest of Ireland, shoving the potential plume event further to the east and earlier on Sunday than originally shown. Still some shuffling about to come on the models I suspect before it's resolved

Yep, the high relinquishes its grip on Sunday and it's back to square one. I'll certainly be making the most of the rest of this week. Thankfully I get good WiFi on the patio so I can work out there when I've not got meetings! Being south facing, it gets pretty toasty in the sun

Checking in again. A near-miss during last week's modified plume event.

Of course the models show a plume event on Sunday night, the one night I'm away in London for a gig! Very predictable!

22.1C

What a day. Temperature already at 19.7C, highest so far this year and could make low 20s at this rate. Clear blue skies and the planes aren't even leaving trails to trigger the tin foil idiots.

Flash bang flash bang etc Having been chasing twice in the Midwest/Arizona, technically I kind of have!

Meanwhile I'm stuck in a band of endless drizzle. Can't buy a storm so far, just like in 2023!

Bristol in for a nice storm any second now.

Salisbury plains coming to life on the radar; expect the lightning to start soon

Atmogenic it screams classic early British summer! That sky

Atmogenic love that third image!

Mapantz same here! A steady 18C since 4pm, light winds and other than some nuisance large areas of Cumulus about 2pm, it's been a stunning Spring day. Barely a cloud in the sky as I type this

Wade surface based, those. Even though it's just a short crossing to Kent you can already see the channel instantly killing them off.