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April 19th 05, 08:25 PM
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[WR] Wirral 19th April 2005 Thunderstorm
Apparently there was a moderate thunderstorm here on the Wirral around 1230
BST with cloud to ground lightning and large hail. Did anybody else in the NW England and Wales experience this? Alan -- Wirral,Merseyside. 53.1 N 3.0 W 40m amsl http://www.wirralcam.com/frame.htm |
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April 20th 05, 01:29 AM
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Wirral 19th April 2005 Thunderstorm
Andy wrote: On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:25:14 +0100, "Alan Duckers" wrote: Apparently there was a moderate thunderstorm here on the Wirral around 1230 BST with cloud to ground lightning and large hail. Did anybody else in the NW England and Wales experience this? I was in Connah's Quay around 1330 when there was heavy rain & hail. I traveled to Mold at around 1400 and there was a lightening & thunder directly overhead as I passed through Northop. On arriving home near Mold it was dry but rain & hail started about 1430. I spoke to a friend in Northop later who said his power was off as a result of the storm. Andy Just spotted this on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._2/4451249.stm Football at Wrexham postponed due to waterlogged pitch. Yet 30 miles away in Shrewsbury there's been virtually no rain, just a few spots here and there, and no thunder. Currently clear. Edmund |
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Wirral 19th April 2005 Thunderstorm
Andy wrote: On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:25:14 +0100, "Alan Duckers" wrote: Apparently there was a moderate thunderstorm here on the Wirral around 1230 BST with cloud to ground lightning and large hail. Did anybody else in the NW England and Wales experience this? I was in Connah's Quay around 1330 when there was heavy rain & hail. I traveled to Mold at around 1400 and there was a lightening & thunder directly overhead as I passed through Northop. On arriving home near Mold it was dry but rain & hail started about 1430. I spoke to a friend in Northop later who said his power was off as a result of the storm. Andy Just spotted this on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._2/4451249.stm Football at Wrexham postponed due to waterlogged pitch. Yet 30 miles away in Shrewsbury there's been virtually no rain, just a few spots here and there, and no thunder. Currently clear. Edmund |
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Wirral 19th April 2005 Thunderstorm
Andy wrote: On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:25:14 +0100, "Alan Duckers" wrote: Apparently there was a moderate thunderstorm here on the Wirral around 1230 BST with cloud to ground lightning and large hail. Did anybody else in the NW England and Wales experience this? I was in Connah's Quay around 1330 when there was heavy rain & hail. I traveled to Mold at around 1400 and there was a lightening & thunder directly overhead as I passed through Northop. On arriving home near Mold it was dry but rain & hail started about 1430. I spoke to a friend in Northop later who said his power was off as a result of the storm. Andy Just spotted this on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._2/4451249.stm Football at Wrexham postponed due to waterlogged pitch. Yet 30 miles away in Shrewsbury there's been virtually no rain, just a few spots here and there, and no thunder. Currently clear. Edmund |
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Wirral 19th April 2005 Thunderstorm
Andy wrote: On Tue, 19 Apr 2005 20:25:14 +0100, "Alan Duckers" wrote: Apparently there was a moderate thunderstorm here on the Wirral around 1230 BST with cloud to ground lightning and large hail. Did anybody else in the NW England and Wales experience this? I was in Connah's Quay around 1330 when there was heavy rain & hail. I traveled to Mold at around 1400 and there was a lightening & thunder directly overhead as I passed through Northop. On arriving home near Mold it was dry but rain & hail started about 1430. I spoke to a friend in Northop later who said his power was off as a result of the storm. Andy Just spotted this on the BBC site http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot..._2/4451249.stm Football at Wrexham postponed due to waterlogged pitch. Yet 30 miles away in Shrewsbury there's been virtually no rain, just a few spots here and there, and no thunder. Currently clear. Edmund |
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