..... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about parts
of the British Isles?
I suppose you have more chances of clear spells, particularly Ireland,
Scottish westcoast, North-west England and Wales?

To all the lucky ones: enjoy the sight :-).

Disappointed Wijke
SE Flevopolder, ms 3 m asl
The Netherlands
Still dry -- Tc 13.1 c - clouds thicken from the SW - SW 5 Bft - gusts 35
mph - 989. 5 HpA dropping

.... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about parts
of the British Isles?
I suppose you have more chances of clear spells, particularly Ireland,
Scottish westcoast, North-west England and Wales?
To all the lucky ones: enjoy the sight :-).
Disappointed Wijke

(

Not much chance here at the moment. But we do have a saying, 'If you don't like
the weather, wait half an hour'. Maybe there will be a gap later on - there have
been quite a few during the day.

Anne

.... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about parts
of the British Isles?
I suppose you have more chances of clear spells, particularly Ireland,
Scottish westcoast, North-west England and Wales?


Hi Wijke,
nice little trough with moderate rain passing over here at the
moment,hopefully followed by a clearance from the west as it goes dark
best regards,
Alan

--
Wirral,Merseyside. 53.1 N 3.0 W 40m amsl
http://www.wirralcam.com/frame.htm

"Wijke" wrote in message
...
.... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about parts
of the British Isles?

I certainly anticipate being able to see it under clear skies.

But how do you get two teenage boys and an 11 year girl old to be
interested?

Jack

"Jack Harrison" schreef in bericht
...

But how do you get two teenage boys and an 11 year girl old to be
interested?

Jack, just wait patiently .... not a sign of interest with my kids, either
astronomy nor meteorology, until the eldest was 16 years old. He suddenly
grasped the telescope and told me he finally wanted to have a good view on
Jupiter .... leaving me startled!

So keep hoping :-)

Wijke
SE Flevopolder
The Netherlands

Light rain; SSW - 6 Bft

"Anne Burgess" schreef in bericht
...
.... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about
parts
of the British Isles?
I suppose you have more chances of clear spells, particularly Ireland,
Scottish westcoast, North-west England and Wales?
To all the lucky ones: enjoy the sight :-).
Disappointed Wijke

(

Not much chance here at the moment. But we do have a saying, 'If you don't
like
the weather, wait half an hour'. Maybe there will be a gap later on -
there have
been quite a few during the day.

Thanks for your encouraging words, Anne. But I suppose its a Scottish
saying -- four seasons a day in Scotland :-) -- but in our flat country
instability often simply means: rain and lingering clouds :-s

Wijke

"Alan Duckers" schreef in bericht
...
.... in Holland tonight, as occluded front passes ; but what about
parts
of the British Isles?
I suppose you have more chances of clear spells, particularly Ireland,
Scottish westcoast, North-west England and Wales?


Hi Wijke,
nice little trough with moderate rain passing over here at the
moment,hopefully followed by a clearance from the west as it goes dark
best regards,
Alan



A glimpse of clear spells seen at the west-Kirby marine lake. Hopefully not
too late...

Wijke

"Jack Harrison" wrote in message
...
But how do you get two teenage boys and an 11 year girl old to be
interested?

Jack


Jack you get their school to set it as homework - thats what has happened to
my 9 yr old.

Phil

A glimpse of clear spells seen at the west-Kirby marine lake. Hopefully
not
too late...

Wijke


Always the way Wijke as the trough is moving east more slowly than I thought
it would.
It is still overcast with rain(2110 BST) and no sign of a proper clearance
here yet so it does not look good,
best regards,
Alan

--
Wirral,Merseyside. 53.1 N 3.0 W 40m amsl
http://www.wirralcam.com/frame.htm

But how do you get two teenage boys and an 11 year girl old to be
interested?

Jack

Well my teenage son had the chance to join an astronomy club at school - he did
GCSE astronomy at 14 (passed) but he has no *real* interest. If I mention that
there's something of note going on in the heavens, he'll show interest but he
isn't pro-active about it. When we had an aurora one night, he was less than
impressed. I blame Hollywood special effects ;-)

Saying that, he was enjoying watching some storm clouds in the distance when he
got home from school, with mutterings about "Just like the sky over Mordor" ;-)

Cheers.





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