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1 minute ago, Malarky said:
Looks like quite a potent squall is organising just before it hits Nottingham.
Wonder if there might be a few funnel cloud sightings
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1 minute ago, SilverWolf said:
Question for the knowledgeable: I know CAPE isn’t the only factor in home bred storms, but how come one pops up north of Exeter at this time, given the CAPE values… thanks, if anyone can tell me, and this message isn’t buried within all the others!
Yeah I'm surprised by its forming
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Blitzortung is showing some lighning off the scilly Isles
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2 hours ago, LightningLover said:
Yeah, we can do better than that!! Unbelievable day for them, two tornado driven HIGH risks! First time since April 2012. Looks like another outbreak is possible in a few days time, active start to the season.
Yep Tuesday looking interesting 30% for severe thunderstorms it might give yesterday's outbreak a run for its money
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3 minutes ago, Thunderspotter said:
Does anyone else think that the tail-end of this storm will reach the Isle of Wight/Southampton area?
I think i'll be able to see a bit of it as it passes by, but I'm not too sure. What do you think?
Oh yeah I think you could see something
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So urgh we are getting a good humdinger right now in Wellington with some big CGs close to my house I decided to check the drains a close strike 100ft away make me think maybe not
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A little CG from the devon somerset storm
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Interesting looking little cloud inflow tail maybe?
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Just now, Weather-history said:
And this is on the 70th anniversary of the Lynmouth disaster. Hopefully not a repeat or another Boscastle.
I have seen on radar some very heavy rainfall so hopefully people will be safe and we don't get a repeat of that terrible day
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I'm 10 miles northwest of this beast of a storm in Devon in the Somerset border and it's just non-stop rumbling I think it is definitely MCS it looks like it on radar
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3 minutes ago, Ben Sainsbury said:
This is what me and @Met4Cast have issued for tomorrow:
Long story short, convergence zones setting up across S Ireland, SW England & E/NE England during the day. Isolated to scattered thunderstorms developing here but nothing too extreme currently. Into the evening, a low approaches SW England and numerous thunderstorms are expected to develop on the leading edge of the trough/occluded front across SW/CS England and S Wales. I'd expect some fairly frequent lightning at times.
Interestingly I'm just in the mdt zone in the south west maybe I might get a little bit of storm action
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1 hour ago, ResonantChannelThunder said:
Looking a tiny bit further ahead, ECM is still interested in some imports flirting with central south and southeastern channel coasts late on Tuesday night into Weds AM. Only posting the precip. charts since this is just 48-60 hours away now
That looks close enough to me that I might get a little bit of action
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1 hour ago, Sunny76 said:
Even up until 2018, an overnight storm was almost always nailed on. The last few years has seen a change to more localised and less widespread storms.
I will say most of the best storms I've witnessed were from MCS setups and to be frank I don't remember the last time we had one
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42 minutes ago, AnvilCrawlers said:
I agree I didn't see much in the way of Storm's forecast.was a low risk of anything.im in Somerset and the same 30°© this morning at around 10 am.Front past with little rain and we still around 27 now.
I'm 6 miles west miles of taunton and yeah just rain and nothing much different after
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8 minutes ago, ResonantChannelThunder said:
The UKV certainly looks positive for the far SW on Tuesday evening
Interesting thanks for that
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2 hours ago, ResonantChannelThunder said:
Talk of the Iberian low slowing/being further west over in the model thread, and it crosses the country on a more southerly track on the latest GFS. If that happens it'll likely mean a change in the current thoughts on thunderstorm potential. An awful lot left to be resolved on this one.
Does that mean another SW storm event?
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On 11/07/2022 at 11:08, Lynxus said:
I can tell you now, This is almost guaranteed as i am on holiday in the east of the UK. Whenever I'm on holiday, storms move up from the SW.
We might have to start paying you to go on holiday as some of us are lacking in the T storms department
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3 minutes ago, Dorset_Weather said:
Think a bit of poo just came out.....
Wow what a beast I would have done the same
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very mature thunderstorm over somerset devon border watched it for 30 mins and it gave several CG's
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2 minutes ago, TJS1998Tom said:
Would you guys say this is an MCS?
100% yes
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man what a night tonight was congrats on anyone who got shots this strobe show/CG fest
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1 minute ago, LightningLover said:
I’m going to TRY to sleep in this soupy, ludicrously sultry heat; There seems to be no point in staying up, as I’ve only seen a few very distant flashes. I don’t generally tend to be negative, as I enjoy seeing other people around me be happy. The same goes for this forum. But tonight... has been incredibly frustrating for the East Sussex coastline. I am feeling quite irritated, and sullen.
I am still very happy for all the storm starved peeps this morning! I’m glad you are getting a good show. Now, let’s see if I can even begin to fall asleep...
i hope you a big one this year man
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i think this night was very much one of the best thunderstorms events i have witnssed for a good couple of years
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over somerset/devon right now i think i see something on radar
Storms and Convective discussion - June 2023
in Storms & Severe Weather
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If I'm correct is that a potential MCS trying to form?