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• #8152
dryest june evar
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• #8153
Here's the noctilucent clouds! They've been visible the past few evenings apparently
They're pretty rare and quite mysterious.
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• #8154
nice!
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• #8155
Trippy.
Not heard of them before (I am far from a nephrologist)
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• #8156
Cloud thread >>>>>>>
No really, there is one!
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• #8157
Thought that'd be too niche for a whole thread, but will crosspost there :)
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• #8158
Yeah, really weird to look upwards at 2AM and see them hanging above you. Reminded me of the aurora a little bit. Took a few photos then my battery ran out so I just sat and watched them for a while. Sleepy today though but worth it...
I think there's a good chance they'll be visible again tonight, and if they are I'll set the camera up to take a time lapse
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• #8159
Anyone heard complaints of it being 'too hot' yet?
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• #8160
It is though, isn’t it.
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• #8161
it's fucking horrible. roll on winter.
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• #8162
Testify!
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• #8163
a happy medium between last summer and this summer
5 days sun and two days cloud and rain per week please, god can choose the days
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• #8164
So Mon-Fri Sun Sat-Sun cloud and rain?
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• #8165
the majority of the working population would be well pissed off, getting rained on every weekend and watching the sun through the office window
and thats 8 days of the week ^ you thinking of adding another sunny Sun day
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• #8166
just noticed wimbledon is imminent
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• #8167
met office issue their first thunderstorm warnings for the sw today
so just a regular summer storm then
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• #8168
Last week was quite hot, I rode to Newquay from Manchester but was forced to take some long cider breaks in the middle of the day or risk dying. I was camped up last Thursday night and had my eyes shut in my tent, out of nowhere there was a retina burning flash through my eye lids and the loudest noise I think I've ever heard, I wasn't sure if it was an asteroid or a nuke but waited for the inevitable pressure wave to sweep me, and all the now mentally squarking seagulls into oblivion. Turns out it was fuck off lightning right above us, 3 more slightly less apocalyptic cracks and some brief but very large drops of rain and all was quiet again.
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• #8169
what is a good source for a live jet stream map
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• #8170
Wxcharts shows forecast plus nowcast. The 300hPa wind speed is the jetstream. E.g. http://wxcharts.eu/?panel=default&model=gfs,gfs,gfs,gfs®ion=euratl&chart=wind300kt,850temp,snowdepth,snowdepth&run=00&step=006&plottype=4&lat=51.500&lon=-0.250&skewtstep=0
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• #8171
Spanish Plume coming, maybe:
We had the beast from east 4 months ago, there is a potential for
there to be another beast of opposite nature. Seeing emerging evidence
of a very big build of heat moving up into Iberia peninsula possibly
could make our way and if it does we may get towards 40C!https://twitter.com/TheSnowDreamer/status/1013865796391653378
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• #8172
https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/isobaric/250hPa/orthographic=-10.71,54.21,756
earth wind map offers a 250 or a 500 hpa view, the 250 seems to match yours a little
would that be correct for the jet stream ?just trying to see what the difference between last year and this year is
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• #8173
250hPa is a little higher in the atmosphere, but I suspect broadly jetstream level. Meteorology measures atmospheric height in pressure, rather than length, because that makes more sense for the models, and predictions. But it can be a little confusing!
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• #8174
great, thanks
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• #8175
when did it last rain?
How / where can i check this?
Noctilucent clouds tonight!! Hopefully I got some decent pictures on my camera, need to sleep though