18Z: ESE05KT 1CU 5CI 27/16 Q1013=
RMK: Another steamer Tx 30.5c Dew point up 6c on yesterday.

Awaiting developments tonight - may miss everything lying between the CF and
Trough.

Phil

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"Phil Layton" wrote in message
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18Z: ESE05KT 1CU 5CI 27/16 Q1013=
RMK: Another steamer Tx 30.5c Dew point up 6c on yesterday.

Awaiting developments tonight - may miss everything lying between the CF
and Trough.

Phil

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www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm

Phil,

Highest max temp of the year in Romsey so far was attained today,
a sweltering +28.6C. Current dewpoint is similar to your 16C with
a dry bulb of 20C.

Travelling over Pepperbox Hill, southeast of Salisbury shortly before
sunset, I could discern some brooding Ac castellanus on the edge of
vision way off to the southeast through the murk, exhibiting a deep
vermilion colour. Noting earlier middle level clouds to be moving
from SSE to NNW, these turreted clouds may pass close to your
area. Should there be lightning in this haze, will it display any red
or orange hues, I wonder? Might be worth a look after dark... ah,
that's from about now.

Nigel

On Thu, 2 Jul 2009 19:29:25 +0100, "Phil Layton"
wrote:

Awaiting developments tonight - may miss everything lying between the CF and
Trough.

Down here in Dorset I am not expecting anything now unless there is a
dramatic change but am hoping for a slight reduction in the heat
tomorrow!
R

On Jul 2, 10:42*pm, "Nigel Paice" wrote:
"Phil Layton" wrote in message

... 18Z: ESE05KT 1CU 5CI 27/16 Q1013=
RMK: Another steamer Tx 30.5c Dew point up 6c on yesterday.

Awaiting developments tonight - may miss everything lying between the CF
and Trough.

Phil

--
www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm

Phil,

Highest max temp of the year in Romsey so far was attained today,
a sweltering +28.6C. *Current dewpoint is similar to your 16C with
a dry bulb of 20C.

Travelling over Pepperbox Hill, southeast of Salisbury shortly before
sunset, I could discern some brooding Ac castellanus on the edge of
vision way off to the southeast through the murk, exhibiting a deep
vermilion colour. *Noting earlier middle level clouds to be moving
from SSE to NNW, these turreted clouds may pass close to your
area. *Should there be lightning in this haze, will it display any red
or orange hues, I wonder? *Might be worth a look after dark... ah,
that's from about now.

Nigel

from a non tech viewpoint, 23:46 the stars are now being blotted out
here (tn14 7nd) by what looks on metOff to be a good one approacing
from nw france, blitzortung is 'ablaze' with lightning coming this way
(W.Kent) 8-)

http://www.blitzortung.org/DF/Webpag...p?lang=e&map=9

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...est_radar.html

Regards, Keith

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On Jul 2, 10:42 pm, "Nigel Paice" wrote:
"Phil Layton" wrote in message

... 18Z: ESE05KT 1CU 5CI 27/16
Q1013=
RMK: Another steamer Tx 30.5c Dew point up 6c on yesterday.

Awaiting developments tonight - may miss everything lying between the CF
and Trough.

Phil

--
www.layton.me.uk/meteo.htm

Phil,

Highest max temp of the year in Romsey so far was attained today,
a sweltering +28.6C. Current dewpoint is similar to your 16C with
a dry bulb of 20C.

Travelling over Pepperbox Hill, southeast of Salisbury shortly before
sunset, I could discern some brooding Ac castellanus on the edge of
vision way off to the southeast through the murk, exhibiting a deep
vermilion colour. Noting earlier middle level clouds to be moving
from SSE to NNW, these turreted clouds may pass close to your
area. Should there be lightning in this haze, will it display any red
or orange hues, I wonder? Might be worth a look after dark... ah,
that's from about now.

Nigel

from a non tech viewpoint, 23:46 the stars are now being blotted out
here (tn14 7nd) by what looks on metOff to be a good one approacing
from nw france, blitzortung is 'ablaze' with lightning coming this way
(W.Kent) 8-)

http://www.blitzortung.org/DF/Webpag...p?lang=e&map=9

http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/...est_radar.html

Regards, Keith

Lightning was first detected from Romsey at 2225Z. Unsure of
the exact direction for the first half hour but the flashes, averaging
one every 2 minutes, are now easier to spot and they're in the arc
between ESE and SE. All sheet lightning at the moment.

Nigel