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After a mostly dry and sunny day CBs started to develop late
afternoon. It looked like the clouds were dissipating early in the evening but then I saw a double anvil. As I drove towards I saw a stunning CB which quickly sparked off giving frequent sheet and fork lightning as the cloud exploded into like and developed with unbelievable speed. Lightning was so close at times I could see sparks fly, as it must have hit near by power lines for the super tram. It went from daylight to darkness in seconds as too did it go from dry to torrential rain with droplets of massive proportions. Two minutes down the road close to woodhouse it was dry again but more lightning of purple and blue now not the yellow of earlier. The rain started again and this time was even heavier water came up from manholes like fountains. Roads were rivers and very scary to drive through flooded out junctions almost got stuck. My thoughts go out to those in Cornwall who have had it even worse the up here I now have an idea how scary it must be for them. ================================================== ===== Simon Sheaf Sheffield South Yorkshire http://www.anycities.com/user/yorkshireweather ================================================== ===== |
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