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June 22nd 04, 08:28 PM
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WR Reading Low Level Shear
Raining here for a couple of hours now
Just went out for a fag at about 9pm and looking up immeadiatly noticed some very promenent wind shear at lower levels scud was moving SE at the lowest level through South to Southwest (all this appeared to be in the lowest 500ft or so from the base up) really beautiful stuff. Then there was a heavier burst of rain darkened the sky and made this less noticable Then I've read Waghorn's post a (TN risk) and can see what he means. Don't normlly post that often unless Im really exited Patrick Hayes |
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