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Crack of thunder at 1710Z immediately followed
by a moderate fall of large white hail, with many stones in excess of 10mm. Largest irregular shaped stone was painfully measured at 13mm diameter. (present weather TSGR). Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire) |
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![]() "Nigel Paice" wrote in message ... Crack of thunder at 1710Z immediately followed by a moderate fall of large white hail, with many stones in excess of 10mm. Largest irregular shaped stone was painfully measured at 13mm diameter. (present weather TSGR). Nigel (Romsey, Hampshire) Another rumble of thunder to the northeast at 1745Z. Hailstones still lying on the grass. Nigel. |
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On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:46:57 -0000, "Nigel Paice"
wrote: Another rumble of thunder to the northeast at 1745Z. Hailstones still lying on the grass. The radar does show some vivid colours your way. Down here in sleepy Dorset there were a couple of short showers after lunch and that is all... R |
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![]() "Robin Nicholson" wrote in message news ![]() On Mon, 19 Mar 2007 17:46:57 -0000, "Nigel Paice" wrote: Another rumble of thunder to the northeast at 1745Z. Hailstones still lying on the grass. The radar does show some vivid colours your way. Down here in sleepy Dorset there were a couple of short showers after lunch and that is all... R Hi Robin, The temperature has plummeted from 4.2C to 1.5C in the last 40 minutes during our latest shower, now containing quite big splodgy snowflakes with the rain. Interesting day here. Nigel |
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On Mar 19, 5:23�pm, "Nigel Paice" wrote:
Crack of thunder at 1710Z immediately followed by a moderate fall of large white hail, with many stones in excess of 10mm. *Largest irregular shaped stone was painfully measured at 13mm diameter. *(present weather TSGR). Odd. I live in Stoke on Trent -quite a bit away and thought I heard that crack of doom too. It sounded a little odd fo thunder but all else seemed to fit and it was followed immediately by an heavy shower of what must have been hail. I thought it was more snow atr the time but realise now it fell too thick and fast for that. Perhaps it was some distance away or maybe muffled by height? |
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