....according to the radar display. I'm pretty certain this is what
I can see the top of, well to the south of me, initially partly lit
by the setting sun, and after the sun had gone periodically lit
internally by flickers of lightning.

Philip
Whipsnade, Beds

Philip Eden wrote:
...according to the radar display. I'm pretty certain this is what
I can see the top of, well to the south of me, initially partly lit
by the setting sun, and after the sun had gone periodically lit
internally by flickers of lightning.

Philip
Whipsnade, Beds

Here in Twyford there is indeed a storm.

Mike P
Twyford, Berks.

"Mike P" wrote in message
...
Philip Eden wrote:
...according to the radar display. I'm pretty certain this is what
I can see the top of, well to the south of me, initially partly lit
by the setting sun, and after the sun had gone periodically lit
internally by flickers of lightning.

Philip
Whipsnade, Beds

Here in Twyford there is indeed a storm.

Mike P
Twyford, Berks.


Wokingham 2100z.
I have just come in from watching a fairly spectacular lightning display, to
the NNW from Wokingham. Not so far away at first, nearest about 5 km.
Thunder between 2014 and 2035z Lightning frequent at times, probably about
20 flashes per minute. No rain here.

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Satellite images at:
www.woksat.info/wwp.html
or
www.btinternet.com/~wokingham.weather/wwp.html

yes its just smashed through bracknell
police sirens were wailing afterwards, perhaps some local damage
large hail as well.

cavok now


Bernard Burton wrote:
"Mike P" wrote in message
...
Philip Eden wrote:
...according to the radar display. I'm pretty certain this is what
I can see the top of, well to the south of me, initially partly lit
by the setting sun, and after the sun had gone periodically lit
internally by flickers of lightning.

Philip
Whipsnade, Beds
Here in Twyford there is indeed a storm.

Mike P
Twyford, Berks.


Wokingham 2100z.
I have just come in from watching a fairly spectacular lightning display, to
the NNW from Wokingham. Not so far away at first, nearest about 5 km.
Thunder between 2014 and 2035z Lightning frequent at times, probably about
20 flashes per minute. No rain here.

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Satellite images at:
www.woksat.info/wwp.html
or
www.btinternet.com/~wokingham.weather/wwp.html

On Jul 28, 10:09*pm, terry tibbs wrote:
yes its just smashed through bracknell
police sirens were wailing afterwards, perhaps some local damage
large hail as well.

cavok now



Bernard Burton wrote:
"Mike P" wrote in message
...
Philip Eden wrote:
...according to the radar display. I'm pretty certain this is what
I can see the top of, well to the south of me, initially partly lit
by the setting sun, and after the sun had gone periodically lit
internally by flickers of lightning.

Philip
Whipsnade, Beds
Here in Twyford there is indeed a storm.

Mike P
Twyford, Berks.

Wokingham 2100z.
I have just come in from watching a fairly spectacular lightning display, to
the NNW from Wokingham. Not so far away at first, nearest about 5 km.
Thunder between 2014 and 2035z *Lightning frequent at times, probably about
20 flashes per minute. No rain here.

--
Bernard Burton
Wokingham, Berkshire, UK.

Satellite images at:
www.woksat.info/wwp.html
or
www.btinternet.com/~wokingham.weather/wwp.html- Hide quoted text -

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yep lightning and lots of it and some deep rumbles of thunder heard
from Aylesbury , kept a dozen youngsters entertained and me with my
radio on MW giving them a weather lesson , some good mammatus on the
anvil ,must of been a corker who ever got that one . did seem to die
lightning wise quite rapidly around 10.05pm . lighting up the anvil
reminded me of storms in the carribean