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July 17th 14, 04:36 PM
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Kicking off across the Channel
Orange, red, and pink on the radar.
GFS has only been giving between 6 and 12 mm here on Devon coast but we shall see. Could be a good light show though. There are lots of Cu towers and discharges at the moment. Seems to be moving north fairly fast. Approx 30 km per hour. That means it could hit us here in about 3 hours. Better get my supper cooked before we get an outage. Len Wembury, SW Devon |
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July 17th 14, 11:05 PM
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Kicking off across the Channel
On Thursday, July 17, 2014 4:36:42 PM UTC+1, Len Wood wrote:
Orange, red, and pink on the radar. GFS has only been giving between 6 and 12 mm here on Devon coast but we shall see. Could be a good light show though. There are lots of Cu towers and discharges at the moment. Seems to be moving north fairly fast. Approx 30 km per hour. That means it could hit us here in about 3 hours. Better get my supper cooked before we get an outage. Len Wembury, SW Devon Rain started at 1910 BST. Just the odd heavy burst for an hour and then nothing. Plenty of thunder and lightning from 2000 to 2100 BST although mainly to the west over Cornwall. Will be interesting to see rainfall figures for Cornwall. Len Wembury |
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July 18th 14, 12:21 PM
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Kicking off across the Channel
On Thursday, July 17, 2014 11:05:11 PM UTC+1, Len Wood wrote:
On Thursday, July 17, 2014 4:36:42 PM UTC+1, Len Wood wrote: Orange, red, and pink on the radar. GFS has only been giving between 6 and 12 mm here on Devon coast but we shall see. Could be a good light show though. There are lots of Cu towers and discharges at the moment. Seems to be moving north fairly fast. Approx 30 km per hour. That means it could hit us here in about 3 hours. Better get my supper cooked before we get an outage. Len Wembury, SW Devon Rain started at 1910 BST. Just the odd heavy burst for an hour and then nothing. Plenty of thunder and lightning from 2000 to 2100 BST although mainly to the west over Cornwall. Will be interesting to see rainfall figures for Cornwall. Len Wembury ----------------------------------------------------------------------- Only 2mm here. Cardinham was more in line with the storm cells but still only had 8 mm. Way out west at RNAS Culdrose they had 3 mm. Len Wembury, SW Devon |
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