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DeeDee
25 July 2014 13:56:27
2nd storm can be heard now fast approaching from the NW, sounds louder than last one
Harpenden, Herts.
warrenb
25 July 2014 14:06:37
All to the north of here. Can see the really dark clouds and the odd flicker of lightning
Tonbridge 45m 
picturesareme
25 July 2014 14:33:18
Thunder can be heard now in portsmouth - very menacing skyline!!!
Medlock Vale Weather
25 July 2014 15:20:15

Looks like a big thunderstorm to the NE of London

Alan in Medlock Valley - Oldham's frost hollow. 103 metres above sea level.
What is a frost hollow? http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/wxfacts/Frost-hollow.htm 
Scooter
25 July 2014 15:39:17


Looks like a big thunderstorm to the NE of London


Originally Posted by: Medlock Vale Weather 


 


Hopefully it'll make its way across london

Jayni C
25 July 2014 16:32:51
Looking from the train (currently at Limehouse Station) there seems to bĂŠ a funnel cloud developing over North London - I have taken a photo and will post it later
DeeDee
25 July 2014 16:55:07
In the past hour we've had a large number of big jets skirting very close to us from Heathrow/Gatwick. Flying very low. 747's
Possibly trying to avoid the messy area over central London where I understand its stormy again.
Harpenden, Herts.
DEW
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25 July 2014 17:00:05

Thunder can be heard now in portsmouth - very menacing skyline!!!

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 


Small storm passed over Chichester ca 1600 - I counted 5 flashes, and there was just enough rain to lay the dust - and I see it's now dissipating out at sea. It looked a lot worse when it was approaching than it turned out to be

War does not determine who is right, only who is left - Bertrand Russell

Chichester 12m asl
schmee
25 July 2014 21:26:29

Thunder can be heard now in portsmouth - very menacing skyline!!!

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 

👍 👍 we got a very similar skyline Billingshurst West Sussex. Tree down and power outage as a result.

Observations from around GUILDFORD in SURREY and now Nottingham
picturesareme
25 July 2014 22:07:13

Thunder can be heard now in portsmouth - very menacing skyline!!!

Originally Posted by: schmee 

👍 👍 we got a very similar skyline Billingshurst West Sussex. Tree down and power outage as a result.

Originally Posted by: picturesareme 



It ended up moving over hayling way, just a few splats of warm rain for us.
Crepuscular Ray
26 July 2014 13:57:37
Edinburgh Gogarbank reached 27 C earlier and thunderstorms are now breaking out between Glasgow and Edinburgh. Heard one distant rumble so far and see the precipitation shafts to the WSW
Jerry
Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
Crepuscular Ray
26 July 2014 14:51:56
More rumbles of thunder to my south now over the Pentlands and a storm still visible to my west. Looks like the old classic of a cold front slowly moving into hot humid air. The wind is getting up and the temperature has dropped from 27 C at noon to 21 C
Jerry
Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
Crepuscular Ray
26 July 2014 15:27:38
Activity now died away and just a general area of light rain moved in
Jerry
Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
picturesareme
26 July 2014 16:01:41
Some columns are going up just north of portsmouth.
David M Porter
26 July 2014 19:57:21

Edinburgh Gogarbank reached 27 C earlier and thunderstorms are now breaking out between Glasgow and Edinburgh. Heard one distant rumble so far and see the precipitation shafts to the WSW

Originally Posted by: Crepuscular Ray 


Hi Ray, I live just to the NE of Glasgow and despite a very humid morning, we've had no thundery activity at all here today, just a few showers from time to time since late afternoon. Apparently Glasgow recorded 29C on Friday so with the forecast of cooler atlantic air bumping into the hot, humid stuff, I wouldn't have been that surprised if we'd had any thunder. Sounds like most of any the thundery activity today up here has been to the east of my area.

Lenzie, Glasgow

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Crepuscular Ray
27 July 2014 06:22:02

Edinburgh Gogarbank reached 27 C earlier and thunderstorms are now breaking out between Glasgow and Edinburgh. Heard one distant rumble so far and see the precipitation shafts to the WSW

Originally Posted by: David M Porter 


Hi Ray, I live just to the NE of Glasgow and despite a very humid morning, we've had no thundery activity at all here today, just a few showers from time to time since late afternoon. Apparently Glasgow recorded 29C on Friday so with the forecast of cooler atlantic air bumping into the hot, humid stuff, I wouldn't have been that surprised if we'd had any thunder. Sounds like most of any the thundery activity today up here has been to the east of my area.

Originally Posted by: Crepuscular Ray 



Hi David. Yes a small are of storms between our locations formed and moved NNE. A weak storm tried to get going over the Pentlands too. Feeling fresher now after our Scottish heatwave!
Jerry
Edinburgh, in the frost hollow below Blackford Hill
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27 July 2014 09:18:13
Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm
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Global Warming
27 July 2014 10:05:00

Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: idot 


Also a new SWW for tomorow now for a slightly wider area of SE England. Expected slow moving narrow bands of storms are the main reason why this warning has been issued.

Jive Buddy
27 July 2014 10:05:07

Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: idot 



After a glorious day down at Dover yesterday, I can cope with a few t/s today

It's not over, until the fat Scandy sinks.....

Location: St. Mary Cray, S.E. London border with Kent.
Sevendust
27 July 2014 10:35:25


Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: Global Warming 


Also a new SWW for tomorow now for a slightly wider area of SE England. Expected slow moving narrow bands of storms are the main reason why this warning has been issued.


Originally Posted by: idot 


Convergence lines I guess, especially today with slack conditions and that weak weatherfront providing some moisture and lower uppers

Gusty
27 July 2014 10:46:38



Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


Also a new SWW for tomorow now for a slightly wider area of SE England. Expected slow moving narrow bands of storms are the main reason why this warning has been issued.


Originally Posted by: Global Warming 


Convergence lines I guess, especially today with slack conditions and that weak weatherfront providing some moisture and lower uppers


Originally Posted by: idot 


Exactly that Dave. I've just popped in here to say that the moderate NW'ly breeze has fallen calm here as the counteracting  SSE'ly sea breeze pushes in. I am seeing clouds moving in from the NW and also lower level cloud pushing in from the south. 


Big potential here today in a very warm and unstable environment, 25c. 


 

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idj20
27 July 2014 11:07:13




Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: Gusty 


Also a new SWW for tomorow now for a slightly wider area of SE England. Expected slow moving narrow bands of storms are the main reason why this warning has been issued.


Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


Convergence lines I guess, especially today with slack conditions and that weak weatherfront providing some moisture and lower uppers


Originally Posted by: Global Warming 


Exactly that Dave. I've just popped in here to say that the moderate NW'ly breeze has fallen calm here as the counteracting  SSE'ly sea breeze pushes in. I am seeing clouds moving in from the NW and also lower level cloud pushing in from the south. 


Big potential here today in a very warm and unstable environment, 25c. 


 


Originally Posted by: idot 



Indeed, I, too, have spotted that potential and have issued a cheeky "watch out for heavy showers" warning for the local area in my Cloud Master page earlier on this morning. Yes, I know I am supposed to be having a break from it but it is a Sunday and I'm having a chilling out type of day (did all my jobs yesterday).

Folkestone Harbour. 
Jonesy
27 July 2014 11:21:53




Sww out now for the extreme southeast. Talking of isolated ts. Usual some places will catch 20-30mm

Originally Posted by: Gusty 


Also a new SWW for tomorow now for a slightly wider area of SE England. Expected slow moving narrow bands of storms are the main reason why this warning has been issued.


Originally Posted by: Sevendust 


Convergence lines I guess, especially today with slack conditions and that weak weatherfront providing some moisture and lower uppers


Originally Posted by: Global Warming 


Exactly that Dave. I've just popped in here to say that the moderate NW'ly breeze has fallen calm here as the counteracting  SSE'ly sea breeze pushes in. I am seeing clouds moving in from the NW and also lower level cloud pushing in from the south. 


Big potential here today in a very warm and unstable environment, 25c. 


 


Originally Posted by: idot 


I shall make sure I'm nearest the doors when I pop to the pub this afternoon


Yesterday afternoon I thought something may happen my way, it came over quite dark and felt really humid even though it was only 54%...nothing came of it though.

Medway Towns (Kent)
The Weather will do what it wants, when it wants, no matter what data is thrown at it !
Jive Buddy
27 July 2014 14:12:50

Any news from those in South Kent/East Sussex? Currently a potent looking line of storms from Ashford down to Eastbourne.

It's not over, until the fat Scandy sinks.....

Location: St. Mary Cray, S.E. London border with Kent.
idj20
27 July 2014 14:44:39


Any news from those in South Kent/East Sussex? Currently a potent looking line of storms from Ashford down to Eastbourne.


Originally Posted by: Jive Buddy 



It's actually dry and fairly bright here at Folkestone (F.R.D. being as effecient as ever) but did get a message by someone living at Ashford saying that it's "chucking it down" there.

Folkestone Harbour. 

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