Meteorologist since 1968 and still get a buzz looking at clouds! When I'm looking at the ground... interests include organic gardening, amateur radio and music.
@DaveThroup@No1FarmerJake@UK_CEH Maybe worth checking if it was the thundery breakdown on the last weekend of August 76 that changed the map for East Anglia as a trough moved south on the Sat morning? Remember driving back to Norfolk from a night shift at Stansted into a wall of Cb near Newmarket
@theRSGB - Possible example of winter Es due to mountain wave activity over the Alps or northern Apennines on 2m FT8 just before midday. Ties in well with experimental probability index… 73 de Jim g3yla
@g7soz@R59V8 @g4bao @theRSGB Delighted to be part of the strong @theRSGB PSC team presenting at MK including Chris G4IFX, John G4BAO and Steve G0KYA - waves in the air not on the road!
@g4bao @f5len@theRSGB What can I say with two legends of the signals ‘tapping ‘ the barometer🤓, it’s now on the to do list… love the animation Pascal👏 73 Jim
@IrishPixel@WeatherAisling@ChrisPage90@itvanglia That’s an interesting one… can’t be a rainbow since the sun needs to be behind you, so my thoughts are towards it being a portion of a typical halo in a veil of cirrus cloud?
@g4bao Excellent work John, looks like the strong NW’ly jet stream across Massif Central and Alps played a part… nice to hear about the kick off of new season 👏 Jim
@theRSGB I am deeply honored and grateful to receive the Les Barclay Memorial Award for VHF-and-up propagation prediction tools from @theRSGB. Thank you for recognizing my passion for amateur radio and contributions to the community.