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Convective/Thunderstorm Discussion : 2019 and Winter 2020
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Drove that road (Churchtown Road Lower) on my way back from the city centre earlier. Can confirm state of it was as per that picture!
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Some big Convection there, how much juice left in it ?
Train of convection running in a SE'ly direction through Cavan, Meath Kildare, Dublin , looks like it is dropping a lot of rain.
Looks like lightning getting closer to the NE in some very active cells.
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