Uk Storm Chaser Liam
I am a storm chasers from Devon, UK and sometimes rarely I go out of county to chase round the midlands and other area in the UK. It has always been a dream of mine to move to the USA and chases there. I have always had an obsession with weather and natural disasters both the sceptical that they create but also how to prevent peoples life's from being destroyed and/or ruined by these events of nature!
Goal: is to capture every weather event that happens near me in the UK!
Uk Storm Chaser Liam
We now have a 90% by HOCO (automated) in the SW and England as well as Ireland today is going to be crazy!!!
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
Handry's Hoco outlook is hinting at a potential out brake on the 30th of August don't 100% know the specifics at the moment but I'm guessing the possibility of some very frequent lightning hail and possible flooding
Handry outlook: handryoutlook.wixsite.com/website
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
this is looking bad Day 3 Moderate risk 😬
(this might be a high risk)
MesoCast: mesocast.uk/
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
MesoCast has issued a Slight risk for the Eastern UK
MesoCast: mesocast.uk/
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
wild fires are getting worse in the UK. Please let rain fall again!!!!!
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
WE IN THE HUNDREDS YALL!!!! tysm
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
MesoCast has issued a Slight (Active) Risk for Scotland, with the potential for some isolated flooding. This carries a 30–45% chance within a 25-mile radius. They have also issued multiple Low (Conditional) Risk areas across central to southern parts of the UK, where heavy downpours and weak thunderstorms are possible, although the chance of these occurring is only 15–30% within a 25-mile radius.
ESSL is warning of a very small chance (10–15% within a 25-mile radius) of hail up to 2 cm in diameter, along with a 50–75% chance of lightning. Some small areas also have a greater than 75% chance of lightning.
EDIT: they have hatched the slight risk with a marginal severe polygon
MesoCast: mesocast.uk/
ESSL: stormforecast.eu/
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
We are so close away from triple digits (100+) This time last month I was on 20 thank you so much for the support!
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
MesoCast has upgraded the risk level to V-HIGH (Very High), which is the highest and rarest category that an outlook can receive.
Along with this upgrade, a Level 3 Severe Hatched Area has been issued, including a 5% tornado risk, 15% wind risk, 30% hail risk, and 30% flood risk.
Under this risk, a few strong to violent thunderstorms could develop into supercells, which are large rotating storms capable of producing severe weather. With these storms, isolated tornadoes are possible, along with a significant hail threat. Hailstones are estimated to range between 3–6 cm (1.2–2.4 inches) in diameter.
As heavy rainfall drags air downward, a moderate wind threat is also expected, with wind gusts exceeding 55 mph likely within the strongest storms. In addition, frequent to destructive lightning is expected.
A substantial flash flood risk has also been highlighted due to extreme rainfall rates of 2 inches (50 mm) or more per hour. Combined with large hail and intense downpours, significant amounts of water could accumulate in a short period of time, leading to rapid flooding.
MesoCast: mesocast.uk/
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Uk Storm Chaser Liam
THE ESSL OUTLOOK IS OUT for both the 25th and 26th June High Risks (MesoCast).
For 25 June, a huge area of significant hail potential has been highlighted. The ESSL indicates a 60–80% chance of seeing hail 2 cm or larger within a 25-mile radius of any given point in the red-to-maroon shaded area. In addition, another area shows a 20% chance of seeing hail 5 cm or larger within a 25-mile radius.
Storms on the 25th are expected to begin developing between 1 PM and 7 PM, with peak storm intensity currently estimated between 7 PM on the 25th and 1 AM on the 26th.
However, for the 26 June High Risk, the outlook suggests a slightly weaker event, though it remains a serious concern. A 15–40% chance of hail 2 cm or larger within a 25-mile radius is indicated in the blue-shaded area, while the hatched area shows a 5% chance of hail 5 cm or larger.
This remains a significant severe weather threat. Just because the 26th's risk is not as strong as the 25th's does not mean that strong or potentially life-threatening storms cannot occur. Large hail, damaging winds, flash flooding, frequent lightning, and isolated tornadoes may still be possible.
That's all for now. I wish everyone the very best with the storms tomorrow and the day after.
ESSL: stormforecast.eu/
MesoCast: mesocast.uk/
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