On Wednesday, 21 December 2016 22:08:30 UTC, Colin Youngs wrote:
Wednesday 21st December 2016


Meteosat MSG satellite picture from Ferdinand Valk’s site at 12.00 UTC http://www.fvalk.com/images/Day_image/MSG-1200-EUR.jpg

So that is what volcanic eruptions look like from a satellite. No wonder the buggers can never find them.

Meteosat MSG-3 satellite picture from Bernard Burton’s site at 12..00 UTC http://www.woksat.info/etcyl21m/yl21-msg-1200-uk.html

We had quite a splash in the early afternoon in Stoke on Trent. When the sky cleared you could see those clouds they are ice on the top so that explains Red skies at two something just blew.

NOAA 19 satellite picture from Bernard Burton’s site at 13.58 UTC http://www.woksat.info/etcyl21/yl21-1358-b-uk.html

Red skies at noon something gone boom

Tomorrow you will be doing a sunniest location; how about a section for the most highs and lows depicted on analysis charts?