Everyone -

Not done this for a while but today as I havn't been here but had some
decent weather of the Cb variety today (19th), especially this afternoon
when the showery activity perked up sufficiently to distract me from work!

All pix taken with a Canon A630 as Santa Claus was good to me...!!
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http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0506.JPG scuddy inflow in CB

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0507.JPG single cell Cb of
moderate vertical extent in deep cold air. The flat base is visible just
above the horizon. Was plastered with pea hail, snow, rain, snow
pellets, gusty winds, cats, dogs and whales from this cell.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0512.JPG single cell Cb of large
vertical extent & cumulonimbus calvus plastering Middlesbrough.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0513.JPG low mammatus of the
disorganised rotation kind.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0514.JPG more of the same

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0515.JPG spectacular single cell
of moderate vertical extent. Put this one in for those of you who have
forgotten what a cumulonimbus anvil looks like

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0516.JPG Looks like a gust front
(=Cb arcus) or an outflow boundary the mammatus was overturning in a
disorganised fashion.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0519.JPG Cb anvil and mammatus.
Looking East.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0520.JPG Looks like a gust front.

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/IMG_0521.JPG And again. The changes
in colour were real.

The webcam caught this:

http://llandru.servehttp.com/190307/i2spy3778.jpg scuddy lowering
spiralling into cumulonimbus base.

Les