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August 17th 08, 12:48 PM
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Things can progress quickly here. On the Weather Radar there are 3
Cells here. The one to the Center and Right are simple enough to pick out, and the third is the peaked Cloud to the Left of the Center Cell. Crazy Ed |
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August 18th 08, 02:31 AM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Things can progress quickly here. On the Weather Radar there are 3 Cells here. The one to the Center and Right are simple enough to pick out, and the third is the peaked Cloud to the Left of the Center Cell. Crazy Ed Really? Looks like one big cell to me... Nifty pix,all of them... Babs |
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August 18th 08, 07:26 PM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... Things can progress quickly here. On the Weather Radar there are 3 Cells here. The one to the Center and Right are simple enough to pick out, and the third is the peaked Cloud to the Left of the Center Cell. Crazy Ed Beautiful one! Last night about 2 hours before sunset (too bright for pictures) we had a thunder cell go over. Given the time delay I figure one strike was within a few hundred yards at most. jim |
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August 19th 08, 02:09 PM
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"jim wilson" wrote:
Beautiful one! Thanks Jim. Last night about 2 hours before sunset (too bright for pictures) we had a thunder cell go over. Given the time delay I figure one strike was within a few hundred yards at most. Active cells only require persistence and luck for Daytime Lightning Pictures ;-). A Strike at that distance is a Flash followed (quickly) by a cracking sound and BOOM almost at the same time. A True attention getter! Crazy Ed |
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August 20th 08, 06:13 AM
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"Edward Erbeck" wrote in message ... "jim wilson" wrote: Beautiful one! Thanks Jim. Last night about 2 hours before sunset (too bright for pictures) we had a thunder cell go over. Given the time delay I figure one strike was within a few hundred yards at most. Active cells only require persistence and luck for Daytime Lightning Pictures ;-). A Strike at that distance is a Flash followed (quickly) by a cracking sound and BOOM almost at the same time. A True attention getter! Crazy Ed It was exactly that. jim |
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