And the #lightning just keeps on coming from #stormherminia. Loud low-topped winter squall hits #exeter at 5am, with hail in my face. Video of best bits...
https://t.co/hSR21p5rYX via @FacebookWatch
@notkindofokay@UKWeatherChase@StormHour@metoffice Hi Kev. It's technically rising stratocumulus... low cloud... doesn't really have a name except for being the undercarriage of an Arcus/Shelf cloud (also known as Whales Mouth because its like a... whale's mouth!) formed from an invisible pool of cold air pushing warm air up
Monster Mt #Ruang eruption today, and this video preceded it with an apparently 2km high lava fountain and constant #volcanic#lightning. Nature's fury.
81mph at #Exeter Airport No2 a record for the site which opened in the early 1990s, and the 3rd strongest at Exeter Airport overall (including the original ob site).
Only 83mph on 28/02/1990 and 85mph on 25/01/1990 (Burns Day Storm) were stronger.
#StormHenk
This is an animation of the explosive intensification and landfall of Hurricane Otis near Acapulco, Mexico yesterday morning via GOES-West rapid scan of infrared images every minute together with lightning locations (flashing plus and minus signs) and surface observations.
@wxfantasies All available models. The more the better as long as you understand their individual characteristics and limitations. Low res for general setup, high res for smaller detail. Then Met experience and observations take over on the day. I rarely chase in the UK, but this day was π₯
@heafichick Yeah that's why we left Devon that day to get into the action (nothing was expected in the southwest) Comparitively hard to get big storms in the southwest for a number of reasons
Today we chased a monster linear MCS squall line from birth to near-death as it fired in west #London and steamrolled all the way to the west country. Bearly kept up with it. Co chasing 420 miles with @UKWeatherChase great teamwork. Check out footage coming SOON. #thunderstorm
@MetSwirl We drove from Devon to chase this storm, ended up in Didcot and in front of the bow echo near the southern most arrow. Can confirm the winds! Nothing but positive CG too, very mid-west. It chased us all the way back to the M5. Myself and @UKWeatherChase have some footage to come