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A nice new thread folks. We are looking at a possibility of storms over the next few days. So please carry on the discussion here and good good luck everyone.
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From the album: Storms of Winter 2013/14
A walker gets a little closer to the sea than he wanted to when taking his dogs for a walk along the coast.© 2014 Joshua Risker
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Between the storms - Eastbourne seafront at high tide, 12.15pm, 3rd January 2014© © Coast 2014
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New thread here folks. Here's hoping the rest of Autumn will provide before we head into winter! I'm still waiting......lol
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New thread here folks. . Hopefully some of us will be out of the NSC by the end of the week! time will tell of course !Good luck all and do keep safe.
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Never a good time to start a new thread, the old one was creaking a bit though! Please continue your convective storm chat, observations, opinions and forecasts here please! Old 'fred' here: http://forum.netweather.tv/topic/77030-convective-storm-risk-discussion-21st-june-2013-onwards
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A fresh topic for us to discuss, report and forecast our local weather for Spring 2013.
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Ok...this is a long shot but I figured this was the place to ask. Has anyone got a list of, or remembers any storms in the York area for the years 1990/97. I used to have but my note books got lost when I moved. Someone is keen to know on a York site. I can remember some, like months, times and sometimes days but not specific dates. Or does anyone know where I might find that info'? Thanks folks, K
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4 June 2012, Double lightning strike, TX
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A double strike of lightning just to the right of our vehicle as the most dominant storm in the area approached from ahead. This was taken just outside the town of Floydada in Texas where we pulled over in a lay-by and let the storm pass over us.© Weather Studios
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As this supercell storm neared the town of Piedmont, Oklahoma it joined up with another storm in the area and became a monster supercell. We were managed to keep in front of this storm and had just seconds to capture the amazing structure before the outflow winds hit from the leading edge of the storm.© Weather Studios
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29 May 2012, 'Mothership' supercell, OK
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The supercell storm near Piedmont, Oklahoma, that we'd been tracking from initiation, took on the form of the foreboding 'mothership' structure. Tried as it might, the storm seemed just fractionally too high to produce a tornado, but the mobile tornado sirens were issued just in case.© Weather Studios
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The fantastic structure of this classic supercell storm was only visible when lit up by it's own lightning. The photo was taken just after dusk on the Front Range in Colorado.© Weather Studios
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Resume discussion for the newly started Autumn season. Well, summer has flown through and Autumn shades are imminent. Well......so it was about 18 hours ago. What does everyone think about the upcoming Autumn for Ireland. Wet and Windy, a Late Summer, or just a mix mash? Personally I think it will be drier than Summer as a whole and with above average sunshine. A few deep depressions in the mix, mainly in October. November likely to be the driest Month.
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A new thread to discuss the potential for stormy weather conditions affecting the UK as we venture deeper down the path into Autumn. Looking particularly wet & windy around mid week especially over Northern and Western Britain with a risk of severe gales. To early to be pinning exact details down at this stage but it certainly looks like the first proper blow of the Autumn is just around the corner. Welcome back wild & woolly season for 2012
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As regards pressures, airmass and fronts. 1. In SUMMER is an Occluded Front is an area of squeezed walm air pushed above to masses of moving cooler air thus forming quite unstable conditions in that area? If so is an occluded front more liable to produce a greater risk of unsettled weather ie : hail and thunder with strong gusts over a longer period of time than just a moving cold front pushing a warm mass. 2. In the WINTER a cold front can cause snow depending on the amount of moisture in the walm mass area or at the front edge? 3. In the summer high pressure is generally warm fair weather but in the winter cool settled weather is the norm? 4. Low pressure regardless the time of year is unsettled but not always stormy? I respect there maybe more 'machanics' behind what I say but is the basic principle right? I know some of these questions seem basic but I have always deamed the above to be correct and I just need a bit of clarity to help my selfeducation as sometimes the weather models / forecasts confuse or conflict ones train of thought.
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Carry on your discussion here folks. Let's hope we see a few more out of the NSC tomorrow.Good luck y'all Now let's chase those storms
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Thought I'd post a new topic for the current meteorological season. Some interesting weather coming up... (Summer Monsoons/Depressions)
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Well folks, looks like there could be a lot of fireworks in the coming days and not just for the 4th July ! So here's a new thread to start the ball rolling and I wish you loads of luck .. Also if like me, you don't get your storm then please head over to the 'No storms club' where you can rant and rave as much as you want! Now let's keep this thread cheerful as there's some good storm potential to look forward to. Keep safe and enjoy.
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WOW what a day guys!! In a word........... SPECTACULAR Thanks to everyone for your input into the forum today, all the reports, pictures and footage has been fantastic Please continue discussing any further convective prospects for the UK in the near future...... Todays events sure will be hard to beat!! We have a thread running to discuss todays awesome weather events and you can also add photos or any video footage you may have, right here >>>> http://forum.netweat...ootage-2862012/ <<< Liam
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Over 64,000 strikes over 24 hours were recorded by the ATD lightning detector during the severe storms. At one point over 10,000 strikes were being recorded an hour.© Netweather.tv
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Rainfall total map (taken from the netweather radar) showing the track of the severe storms.© Netweather
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Ok folks, you asked for it! here's a new thread. Now get your happy hats on lol and join in the happy discussion of what may lie ahead... Yay lolAnd for some reason if the storms disappoint or let you down head over to the No Storms Club for a good moan OK
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Another stormy day, this time it was southern and eastern England in the firing line. Taken from the lightning detector© Netweather.tv
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Taken from the radar, the daily rainfall total for the 19th shows how the showers rotated around the low pressure system centred close to East Anglia.© Netweather.tv