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The meto charts from sunday onwards look distictly thundery with
little sign of a change. 564dm air covers large areas of England and
with troughs and lows in the SE flow. If this happens we could get the
best summer storms for some time.

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The meto charts from sunday onwards look distictly thundery with
little sign of a change. 564dm air covers large areas of England and
with troughs and lows in the SE flow. If this happens we could get the
best summer storms for some time.


Hope not

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Hi Simon,
I hope you're right. To me, and I'm always wrong!, it doesn't look very
thundery, other than the SW of England. Hope I'm wrong.
Danny.
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The meto charts from sunday onwards look distictly thundery with
little sign of a change. 564dm air covers large areas of England and
with troughs and lows in the SE flow. If this happens we could get the
best summer storms for some time.

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Sheffield South Yorkshire
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The meto charts from sunday onwards look distictly thundery with
little sign of a change. 564dm air covers large areas of England and
with troughs and lows in the SE flow. If this happens we could get the
best summer storms for some time.

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Simon Sheaf
Sheffield South Yorkshire
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BRING IT ON............

Anything that will relieve this unpleasant heat/humidity combination. Yet
again, late yesterday evening, a short spell of useless light rain in this
area that did nothing.

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The meto charts from sunday onwards look distictly thundery with
little sign of a change. 564dm air covers large areas of England and
with troughs and lows in the SE flow. If this happens we could get the
best summer storms for some time.

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charts still look thunder this week and posibly next weekend was
hoping to see will's weekly forecast to get some detail on this but it
seem not to have been posted this week :-(


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charts still look thunder this week and posibly next weekend was
hoping to see will's weekly forecast to get some detail on this but it
seem not to have been posted this week :-(


Initially western areas later today/tomorrow and then central and eastern
parts tomorrow night and Tuesday/ Wednesday as increased upper forcing in
the west interacts with the 18-20C theta-w plume.

850mb WBPT plume :-
http://meteocentre.com/models/ukmet_...W_00_panel.gif

500mb vorticity :-
http://www.unibas.ch/geo/mcr/3d/mete...2/PFAEGQ36.PNG
http://www.unibas.ch/geo/mcr/3d/mete...2/PFAEGQ48.PNG

Should be an interesting few days.

Jon.




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