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April showers 2012

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  • 21-04-2012 6:07pm
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    redsteveireland
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    Possible Mammatus in the centre of this picture?
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    I love the feature on the left. Is this a form of Cumulonimbus?
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    John mac
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    Pic not attached..


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    redsteveireland
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    John mac wrote: »
    Pic not attached..

    I noticed that, has never happened before. I can see them in the thread though...

    Can you see them now?


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    Deep Easterly
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    redsteveireland wrote: »
    I love the feature on the left. Is this a form of Cumulonimbus?

    Looks more like a decaying small anvil Redsteve but am open to correction and yep, that is mammantus in the 2nd last pic :).

    Is that the Eircom tower in Mervue in the 1st pic? used to live right next to it! It used to make this howling sound sometimes on windy nights which was quite eerie.


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    redsteveireland
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    Deep Easterly wrote: »
    Looks more like a decaying small anvil Redsteve but am open to correction and yep, that is mammantus in the 2nd last pic :).

    Is that the Eircom tower in Mervue in the 1st pic?

    Well spotted! Between the eircom tower, the pylons and the power lines all over the place there is some great whistling and popping in stormy weather.


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