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Snowbie

I have started this thread for future storms and to declutter the forum of independent Thunderstorm events and to post to one thread only.
It be interesting to look back at this thread at the end of the summer and to recap any interesting developments that has hopefully happened within the summer months by posting,displaying graphs,sferics,even photos of cloud formations etc etc.

So here is to many thunderstorm events to come:D

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darkman2

Snowbie wrote:

There is nothing over Ireland at the mo some sporadic strikes down in the Celtic but Scotland havin a few.

Well I had two rumbles (the sharp loud type which is surely fork lightning) this morning. Some of it isnt showing up on seferics. The activity is definatley dying down for now but the Cape will kick in, in the afternoon and convection should really get going:D

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Yeah its hard to know whats gonna happen on the south coast especially when the upper level cloud (the stuff were interested in) starts coming in off the Irish sea. Have to wait and see. I think your guarenteed a storm or two today. Good sunny weather on sattelite coming into the south.

Good personally i love thunder agus lightning so i am keepin my fingers crossed
will Keep ye up to date with weather in waterford without fancy gadgets and numbers
all i do is look out the window

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

Good personally i love thunder agus lightning so i am keepin my fingers crossed
will Keep ye up to date with weather in waterford without fancy gadgets and numbers
all i do is look out the window

Its the best way:) Cheers

Snowbie

darkman2 wrote:

Well I had two rumbles (the sharp loud type which is surely fork lightning) this morning. Some of it isnt showing up on seferics. The activity is definatley dying down for now but the Cape will kick in, in the afternoon and convection should really get going:D

Im hesitant,cape low for today but higher tomorrow.We have to get some nice high surface temps to really start convection.

Relying on something special to come up from south.

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Its the best way:) Cheers

Cheers ? u from dublin by any chance

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

Cheers ? u from dublin by any chance

Yup, the 'northside', well north of the northside....

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Yup, the 'northside', well north of the northside....

See i can sniff ye out like a dog

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

See i can sniff ye out like a dog

Its not hard I wouldnt think;)

Anyway some strikes to the south of Ireland now and I can see the upper level clouds here now and they do look very threatening.

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Its not hard I wouldnt think;)

Anyway some strikes to the south of Ireland now and I can see the upper level clouds here now and they do look very threatening.

Yay Any graphs ? or watevea u want to call them

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

Yay Any graphs ? or watevea u want to call them

Here is one:

http://www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Here is one:

http://www.isleofwightweather.co.uk/live_storm_data.htm

thanx

pp_me129

Wooo its gettin *busie* out there now

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

Wooo its gettin *busie* out there now

Aye, it will be a while yet before it really kicks off. Some very good stuff coming out of Biscay toward soutwest England. Also a storm off the south coast, not too far from you.

pp_me129

too me looks like cork is going to get a battering ???

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

too me looks like cork is going to get a battering ???

I think you will find the strikes spread and intensify in very different ways. Looks can be decieving. The storm should be heading Northeast but could turn north at the last moment because the wind direction is about to change to a southeasterly.

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

I think you will find the strikes spread and intensify in very different ways. Looks can be decieving. The storm should be heading Northeast but could turn north at the last moment because the wind direction is about to change to a southeasterly.

well a sign of things to come no?

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

well a sign of things to come no?

Oh yeah:D

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

Oh yeah:D

see U have to watch 4 the signs!!

darkman2

It is really kicking off down there. That storm is now being tracked....

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

It is really kicking off down there. That storm is now being tracked....

yea
tracked?

[Deleted User]

That said I've seen livelier sferics down there than that come to nothing but distant rumbles when they head north...
The lightning might be very high based.

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

yea
tracked?

At the bottom of the link to the lightning detector;)

darkman2

Earthman wrote:

That said I've seen livelier sferics down there than that come to nothing but distant rumbles when they head north...
The lightning might be very high based.

Earthman, what do you think of the cloud formations on the latest sattelite down south?. Some potential there I reckon....

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

At the bottom of the link to the lightning detector;)

yea wateva

pp_me129

its comin north quite fast but i dont think ill be see anything until this afternoon anyway

darkman2

pp_me129 wrote:

yea wateva

It was being tracked, that was quick.......

It may be dying out as quick as it started.

pp_me129

darkman2 wrote:

It was being tracked, that was quick.......

was.. your living in the past man like mellow out

pp_me129

oh sweet its lining up for a go a waterford yAY

[Deleted User]

theres nothing on the radar for the area where the IOW detector is showing all those strikes which leads me to think they are very high based and wont in themselves amount to much other than distant rubles.
The stuff off NW France is a lot more active and interesting though and will come into play later on.

Also the temps over SW England and wales are very high which is more than likely to trigger some late afternoon activity there which we could import.
We *should* ( but arent guaranteed to ) also import some of the stuff off NW france at the moment.

The stuff with the high based lightning could fire off properly later in this instability as it pushes further north over us.It needs local heat of the day to help this and thats not a certainty but its a highish probabliity.

Overall assessment stays the same...

"I would be surprised if we didnt see a fair scattering of thunderstorms in Ireland today and over the next few days"

darkman2

Earthman wrote:

theres nothing on the radar for the area where the IOW detector is showing all those strikes which leads me to think they are very high based and wont in themselves amount to much other than distant rubles.
The stuff off NW France is a lot more active and interesting though and will come into play later on.

Also the temps over SW England and wales are very high which is more than likely to trigger some late afternoon activity there which we could import.
We *should* ( but arent guaranteed to ) also import some of the stuff off NW france at the moment.

The stuff with the high based lightning could fire off properly later in this instability as it pushes further north over us.It needs local heat of the day to help this and thats not a certainty but its a highish probabliity.

Overall assessment stays the same... "I would be surprised if we didnt see a fair scattering of thunderstorms in Ireland today and over the next few days"

Yeah, high based. There isnt much cloud in the area either! I agree that activity coming out of biscay is of far more interest for now...

It may be high up but it is really starting to flare up just off the south coast......