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September 12th 15, 08:08 PM
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Cold front turns thundery - Yorkshire Coast
Seems the cold front turned thundery today after it had clear my location Saturday morning. Anyone on the yorkshire coast see any of the lightning?
Not sure what synopic situation caused the front develope thunder storms that continued even out to sea? Simon S (South Yorkshire) |
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September 12th 15, 10:53 PM
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Cold front turns thundery - Yorkshire Coast
On Saturday, 12 September 2015 20:08:39 UTC+1, Simon S wrote:
Seems the cold front turned thundery today after it had clear my location Saturday morning. Anyone on the yorkshire coast see any of the lightning? Not sure what synopic situation caused the front develope thunder storms that continued even out to sea? Simon S (South Yorkshire) Very heavy showers as I drove south on the A1 around Morpeth about 3pm. Lots of lightning warnings from Blitzortung and AlertsPro on my mobile but nothing seen. Ken Copley Teesdale |
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September 12th 15, 11:10 PM
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Cold front turns thundery - Yorkshire Coast
Just to the North of here. Some brief heavy bursts and could hear some thunder from Scarborough direction.
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September 13th 15, 07:42 AM
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Cold front turns thundery - Yorkshire Coast
On Saturday, 12 September 2015 20:08:39 UTC+1, Simon S wrote:
Seems the cold front turned thundery today after it had clear my location Saturday morning. Anyone on the yorkshire coast see any of the lightning? Not sure what synopic situation caused the front develope thunder storms that continued even out to sea? Simon S (South Yorkshire) I don't think it was the cold front which must have passed through around dawn. It must have been an active trough that crossed northern England. The earlier charts had a bent back occlusion but tht doesn't fit well with thunderstorms. |
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September 13th 15, 08:27 AM
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Cold front turns thundery - Yorkshire Coast
Simon S wrote:
Seems the cold front turned thundery today after it had clear my location Saturday morning. Anyone on the yorkshire coast see any of the lightning? Not sure what synopic situation caused the front develope thunder storms that continued even out to sea? Simon S (South Yorkshire) I heard thunder early afternoon during brief heavy shower, but didn't see any lightning. Just to the south of me over the Humber. |
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