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Convective/Thunderstorm Discussion Spring/Summer 2018
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Big convection moving inland here in Kerry this evening, some showers showing up on radar but dry here all evening. Small chance of a bit of thunder ( nothing like over on the continent though
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Pic a few minutes ago.
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VALID 06:00 UTC Sat 11 Aug 2018 - 05:59 UTC Sun 12 Aug 2018
ISSUED 10:06 UTC Sat 11 Aug 2018
ISSUED BY: Chris/Dan
UPDATE 10:06 UTC Cold front provides the focus for embedded mid-level instability release as strong upper forcing approaches from the SW, on the forward side of the main upper trough. While instability is fairly weak and profiles rather saturated, forcing may be sufficient to produce some sporadic lightning during Saturday night as the cold front continues to slide NE from the Celtic Sea into SW England and Wales; a low-end SLGT has been introduced to cover this potential
A transient ridge of higher pressure will keep most of Britain dry through Saturday, however a warm front and following warm sector will overspread Ireland and southwestern parts of Britain by Saturday evening and overnight. Rain and the potential of some embedded elevated convection will bring a low end risk of a few lightning strikes as the cold front moves in during the early morning hours of Sunday. At this stage the risk of lightning seems to be only around 10%.Photography site - https://www.sryanbruenphoto.com/
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Some rain of a convective nature tomorrow, perhaps a low chance of the odd rumble in the W , NW . N and and will be watching on the outside chance of a few rumbles on the E coast with the passage of a trough later in the afternoon.
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Chance of heavy showers and thunderstorms increases on Fri , more so for Northern counties and perhaps some chance in the E also later.
EDIT: Met Eireann mentioning the risk of hail also so some big convection.
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I’m passenger
Apologies, I didn't realise you were a passenger in a LHD vehicle when you took the photo. Looking at the reflection, it appears that you are sitting on the right hand side of the vehicle and in the front but silly me never thought to think that not every vehicle on the road is RHD
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