European Storm & Convective Discussion

[stainesbloke]

Unexpected nasty storm hitting here at the moment, amazing skies and pink lightning ️ 

[Had Worse]

Struggling with hungarian cams in the right place although i did find this and this.

 

EarthCam - Budapest Cam

WWW.EARTHCAM.COM

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EarthCam invites you to explore the beauty of Budapest with their live streaming webcam. Located at Hotel Victoria, the surrounding area is full of exciting attractions like the Turkish Thermal Baths...

http://speed.eik.bme.hu/livecam/

 

Webcam Budapest Donau Kettenbrücke Live | earthTV

WWW.EARTHTV.COM

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Mit earthTV's live webcam Budapest, kannst Du Budapest live online erleben. Das und andere Sehenswürdigkeiten. Lass Dich von der Welt live inspirieren.

 

Edited August 8, 2021 by Had Worse

[Had Worse]

Dunaújváros webkamera

WWW.IDOKEP.HU

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Farkas Mikulás webkamerája Dunaújváros közelében

Dunaújváros Repülőtér webkamera

WWW.IDOKEP.HU

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Dunaferr Repülő Klub webkamerája Dunaújváros Repülőtér közelében

Cegléd webkamera

WWW.IDOKEP.HU

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viktorvi webkamerája Cegléd közelében

 

Edited August 8, 2021 by Had Worse

[Had Worse]

Rynek w Pilźnie

WWW.KAMERY24.ORG

 

Some action in Poland

[Had Worse]

Zamość - widok na Rynek Wielki z kamery

ZAMOSC.WEBCAMERA.PL

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Kamera na żywo przekazuje obraz z Rynku Wielkiego zwanego również Perłą Renesansu. Dodaj do ulubionych kamer.

 

Might come good later. Lightning seems to be getting closer

[Had Worse]

[Allseasons-Si]

Look at this over Mount Olympus

Live Cam Mount Olympus - Home of the Gods

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view of Mount Olympus from Skotina Pierias – Erkeiades

 

[Allseasons-Si]

Ok,that one went offline^^,...try this one

Vieste,Italy.

https://www.viestemeteolive.com/liveincam.html

and this one with cg's in the distance heading south,cam facing north

Live Cam Thessaloniki

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view of Thessaloniki, the White Tower in the background from the Makedonia Palace Hotel

 

Edited August 11, 2021 by Allseasons-si

[NL]

Try this one, some close CG's.

Live Cam Thessaloniki

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view of Thessaloniki, the White Tower in the background from the Makedonia Palace Hotel

 

[Allseasons-Si]

On 11/08/2021 at 19:19, NL said:

Try this one, some close CG's.

Live Cam Thessaloniki

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view of Thessaloniki, the White Tower in the background from the Makedonia Palace Hotel

 

I have just posted that^^

[Allseasons-Si]

Live Cam Litochoro - Plaka

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam View of Plaka beach in Litochoro

Cam location(black circle)

[Allseasons-Si]

Just seen a nice Cg on this cam.

Live Cam Alonnisos - Sporades

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam View of Votsi Bay in Alonnisos

 

[Had Worse]

Live Cam Anento

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view over Anento

Looks like that bolt took the camera out.

Edited August 11, 2021 by Had Worse

[Allseasons-Si]

On 11/08/2021 at 22:03, Had Worse said:

Live Cam Anento

WWW.SKYLINEWEBCAMS.COM

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Live Cam Panoramic view over Anento

It says that it is offline

[Had Worse]

Just now, Allseasons-si said:

It says that it is offline

Read my edited post. above

[Had Worse]

back up now.

[Allseasons-Si]

On 11/08/2021 at 22:07, Had Worse said:

Read my edited post. above

Bacl on now

[Had Worse]

[Allseasons-Si]

On 11/08/2021 at 22:08, Had Worse said:

Nice,...going to record.

 

[Had Worse]

[Allseasons-Si]

Managed to catch one...

[SnowBear]

On 16/07/2021 at 18:15, Snipper said:

So how does this compare with floods affecting Tintagel 2004 and Lynmouth 1952 and 2014?

Really puts our own sad mundane little life in perspective. Well I hope that it would.

 

Snip,

When Boscastle, Cornwall was flooded on 16th August 2004 they recorded 7-8" (185-200mm) of rain on the hills above the village from thunderstorms. One one hour period saw 3" (75mm).

The Lynmouth flood, oddly also 16th August, in 1952, 9" (225mm) of rain was recorded on Exmoor and the catchment areas of the River Lyn. 

Edit: both villages have very visible scars from the floods and an excellent Museum in Lynmouth on the flood there. 

Edited August 12, 2021 by SnowBear

[Norfolk Sheep]

1 hour ago, SnowBear said:

Snip,

When Boscastle, Cornwall was flooded on 16th August 2004 they recorded 7-8" (185-200mm) of rain on the hills above the village from thunderstorms. One one hour period saw 3" (75mm).

The Lynmouth flood, oddly also 16th August, in 1952, 9" (225mm) of rain was recorded on Exmoor and the catchment areas of the River Lyn. 

Edit: both villages have very visible scars from the floods and an excellent Museum in Lynmouth on the flood there. 

The 16th August seems to be "one of those days".

Paper from Dan Holley on the rainfall in S Norfolk, 16th August 2020. 

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RMETS.ONLINELIBRARY.WILEY.COM

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Click on the title to browse this journal

 

[Had Worse]

Storm Forecast
Valid: Thu 12 Aug 2021 06:00 to Fri 13 Aug 2021 06:00 UTC
Issued: Thu 12 Aug 2021 00:21
Forecaster: GATZEN

A level 2 was issued across southern and central France for large hail and severe wind gusts.

A level 1 was issued for east Spain towards the Alpine area for large hail and severe wind gusts.

A level 2 was issued across central Black Sea region for heavy rain.

A level 1 was issued for western Russia for large hail and severe wind gusts as well as heavy rain.

A level 1 was issued for the Baltic States for heavy rain.

SYNOPSIS

Southern Europe is influenced by a stationary ridge centred across the west Mediterranean and a stationary trough downstream. To the north, troughs slowly progress across NW Europe and Scandinavia and Baltic States. At lower levels, a broad frontal zone is present from SW Europe to the Alps and northern Balkans, with well-mixed air to the south. A moist and warm air mass is located across the Black Sea. Cooler maritime air spreads into northern Europe in the wake of the Scandinavian trough.

DISCUSSION

France into Alps, east Spain

At the edge of a plume of well-mixed, unseasonably warm air, warm air advection is expected to develop ahead of a weak mid-level trough that curves around the edge of the Mediterranean ridge. Some frontogenesis can be expected with increasing lift in the afternoon, spreading from west to east. Affected air mass is very unstable, with steep lapse rates and rich boundary layer moisture, and MLCAPE will be in the order of 1 to 3 KJ.

Storms are forecast to develop over the mountains of eastern Spain and southern France as well as over the Alps in the afternoon, with higher storm coverage later on over France, spreading north and east.

Vertical wind shear is moderate, with rather strong 0-3 km shear, supporting some multicells and transient supercells that can merge to bow echoes over S France in the evening. Initial threat will be some large or very large hail and severe wind gusts, but some widespread wind events can be expected when storms merge later on and deeper cold pools evolve. Bow echoes are expected to travel east towards the western Alps. Remaining storms are expected across SW Germany in the morning, where severe threat in limited due to elevated nature of convection.

Black Sea

Development of a subtropical storm has started and will continue through-out the period. Ongoind threat of heavy rain producing storms is forecast and flooding is likely within the level 2 area. Within the level 1 area, still some local flash floods are expected due to slow moving storms in a moist profile.

Southern to western Russia

A frontal zone is located ahead of the east European trough, with a well-mixed air mass spreading around the trough across southern Russia where it overlaps with rich low-level moisture advected northward. Together with warm air advection, a mid-level trough approaches from the west, and frontogenesis is expected during the period. Along and east of this front, storms become likely in the afternoon that spread northward.

Moderate vertical wind shear will allow for some well-organized convection including supercells, capable of large hail and severe winds. Some heavy rain is also possible in the southern parts with moist profiles and slower storm motion.

Later on, vertical wind shear increases and a low-level jet forms over western Russia on top of the front. Although some low-level stabilization occurs during the night, ongoing lift will result in MCSs moving north along the boundary, capable of severe wind gusts until the morning.

Baltic States

Slow moving storms promote some heavy rain threat. Weak shear will limit any storm organization.

[Had Worse]

Maybe

 

 

Edited August 12, 2021 by Had Worse