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Severe and prolonged thunderstorms in Aberdeenshire yesterday ( God, I
sound like a "broadcast meteorologist") I was working at 2000 ft on Pressendye ( NJ490089) doing windfarm stuff and the storms were all round 360 degrees We came off the hill for safety's sake and were almost blown to kingdom come by a lightning strike whist opening a metal gate. I have never seen such intense rainfall anywhere in the world. Met office suggested 30mm was possible - I wish I had a measuring jug with me ! It was phenomenal. Many local reports of cattle killed by lightning strikes and the main road (A93) was closed due to a wash out. Sweet FA mentioned on any news media !! Friday afternoon syndrome |
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![]() "fred" wrote in message ... Severe and prolonged thunderstorms in Aberdeenshire yesterday ( God, I sound like a "broadcast meteorologist") I was working at 2000 ft on Pressendye ( NJ490089) doing windfarm stuff and the storms were all round 360 degrees We came off the hill for safety's sake and were almost blown to kingdom come by a lightning strike whist opening a metal gate. I have never seen such intense rainfall anywhere in the world. Met office suggested 30mm was possible - I wish I had a measuring jug with me ! It was phenomenal. Many local reports of cattle killed by lightning strikes and the main road (A93) was closed due to a wash out. Sweet FA mentioned on any news media !! Friday afternoon syndrome Sally Traffic (Radio 2) had something about the A93 mid-afternoon. I wasn't concentrating properly, but she said the road was closed, together with a couple of others north of Aberdeen. Piqued my interest because I was born near Inverurie. jim, Northampton |
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![]() "fred" wrote in message ... Severe and prolonged thunderstorms in Aberdeenshire yesterday ( God, I sound like a "broadcast meteorologist") I was working at 2000 ft on Pressendye ( NJ490089) doing windfarm stuff and the storms were all round 360 degrees We came off the hill for safety's sake and were almost blown to kingdom come by a lightning strike whist opening a metal gate. I have never seen such intense rainfall anywhere in the world. Met office suggested 30mm was possible - I wish I had a measuring jug with me ! It was phenomenal. Many local reports of cattle killed by lightning strikes and the main road (A93) was closed due to a wash out. Sweet FA mentioned on any news media !! Friday afternoon syndrome Here at Inchmarlo thunder rumbled all afternoon and evening, sometimes very loudly, but no rain fell. The flashes came from the hills to the north of the Dee. However, at Aboyne, about 15 miles up river, there was quite a bit of rain. The lightning seems to have knocked out Aboyne's temperature sensors. The last time that happened, last July, it took over a month for them to fix it. Ian Bingham. |
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