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Convective/Thunderstorm Discussion: Spring/Summer 15
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Oscar Bravo wrote: »No sparks as of yet but plenty of cells about
Few sparks from the cell that moved through cavan/monaghan before. And a few down south earlier, hopefully we get plenty more.0 -
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Good explanation of what causes Mammatus clouds here:
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-glossary/what-are-mammatus-clouds/5506130
A fairly hefty cell just passed overhead (West Laois), preceded by some thunder and leaving a nice display of mammatus:
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You've one hours grace....before GTF! :P
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ECM 216h chart tonight showing a potentially serious thundery low moving up from the south. May as well cache the chart just for eye candy as it will most likely be scrapped again in the next run. :rolleyes:
We could be on to something LADS!
Friday night Stormage..
Saturday night Stormage
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Im off now to mass to say a few HAIL Mary's ( pardon the pun ) :cool:0 -
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jimmynokia wrote: »Me backside is planted down on the south east right on the coast,camera left there set up lets hope something happens... Have a good weekend in the meantime folks.
Man those charts were for NEXT weekend lol
And its already back tracking as one would guess
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Just got a warning from the met office on my phone for the possibility of intense thundery downpours and frequent lightning on Friday in SE England. As usual the actual event will probably be watered down to a few scattered storms but keeping my hopes up for now, haven't heard a single rumble of thunder since last August
Its actually been fairly consistent the last day or so ... its all from the plum of hot air that was teasing the whole UK & Ireland on last week's models.
After some fairly heavy imported morning stuff early friday morning( probably the odd spark in that if its warm enough )
The heat and instability will quickly build and could lead to potential severe storms . Lightning and large hail and flooding being the main issues.
If Estofex were active it would be a solid level 1 IMO for the SE of England.
EDIT : Actually if the convection can get going early on there is enough low level shear for potential supercells and even the odd Tornado.0 -
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