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Old 06-14-2008, 01:12 AM
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You only had 2-3 thunderstorms last summer?

We probably get 20-30 in a normal summer.
So far since the beginning of June we've had maybe 4-6 thunderstorms.
we get 0 thunderstorms. Actually I have seen only 1 lightning here and it was so quiet and weak
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Old 06-14-2008, 01:18 AM
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we get 0 thunderstorms. Actually I have seen only 1 lightning here and it was so quiet and weak

Wow! thats amazing i couldnt imagine going without a thuderstorm for a year, last thunderstorm which was a week back produced a tornado and the one a week before that was amazingly lightning active, about 25 flashes a minute
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Old 06-14-2008, 01:35 AM
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Wow! thats amazing i couldnt imagine going without a thuderstorm for a year, last thunderstorm which was a week back produced a tornado and the one a week before that was amazingly lightning active, about 25 flashes a minute
yea, that would be kinda boring, and that's A LOT of lightning
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We have virtually no humidity in summer. The only time dewpoints reach 20ºC in Melbourne is when tropical cloudmass and rain spreads across Victoria in summer, or during summer showers and storms.
You are forgetting the low pressure troughs. They pop up every two or three weeks in Victoria every Summer, lasting over several days, sometimes more, and they bring heaps of storms...

Anyway, was a nice day here. Partly cloudy day with light winds and no rain!
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Old 06-14-2008, 02:27 AM
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Partly cloudy day with light winds and no rain!
Sounds like here today!
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Well here in downtown suburbia, it rained, it was FREEZING cold and overcast and windy too. I doubt it got over 14c all day and it's about 10c out there now.
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yea, that would be kinda boring, and that's A LOT of lightning
The best storm I've seen here was in December 2005. I was woken up at 2am, to the most incredible lightning show. The temp wasn't that high, maybe about 68ºF. I'd say there were about 40-60 flashes a minute - across the WHOLE sky, horizon to horizon - and it lasted for hours. It was STILL going at sunrise Apparently the storm cells that morning were topping 40,000-60,000ft and dropped 120mm (5in) of rain on some suburbs in less than 2 hours.

that event has yet to be topped.


Another morning, in November 2006, A bolt struck perhaps less than 100m away and I was outside......

I remember some genuinely spectacular lightning events form the early 2000's, and these were all combined with high heat. February 2002, 85ºF at 10pm, lightning everywhere. Bloody magic!

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You are forgetting the low pressure troughs. They pop up every two or three weeks in Victoria every Summer, lasting over several days, sometimes more, and they bring heaps of storms...
problem is, those troughs usually affect only the northern half of the state. They don't seem to make it down south as often
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The best storm I've seen here was in December 2005. I was woken up at 2am, to the most incredible lightning show. The temp wasn't that high, maybe about 68ºF. I'd say there were about 40-60 flashes a minute - across the WHOLE sky, horizon to horizon - and it lasted for hours. It was STILL going at sunrise Apparently the storm cells that morning were topping 40,000-60,000ft and dropped 120mm (5in) of rain on some suburbs in less than 2 hours.

that event has yet to be topped.


Another morning, in November 2006, A bolt struck perhaps less than 100m away and I was outside......

I remember some genuinely spectacular lightning events form the early 2000's, and these were all combined with high heat. February 2002, 85ºF at 10pm, lightning everywhere. Bloody magic!



problem is, those troughs usually affect only the northern half of the state. They don't seem to make it down south as often
that's impressive, i've never seen anything like that except maybe when I lived in FL during a hurricane.
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The best storm I've seen here was in December 2005. I was woken up at 2am, to the most incredible lightning show. The temp wasn't that high, maybe about 68ºF. I'd say there were about 40-60 flashes a minute - across the WHOLE sky, horizon to horizon - and it lasted for hours. It was STILL going at sunrise Apparently the storm cells that morning were topping 40,000-60,000ft and dropped 120mm (5in) of rain on some suburbs in less than 2 hours.

that event has yet to be topped.


Another morning, in November 2006, A bolt struck perhaps less than 100m away and I was outside......

I remember some genuinely spectacular lightning events form the early 2000's, and these were all combined with high heat. February 2002, 85ºF at 10pm, lightning everywhere. Bloody magic!



problem is, those troughs usually affect only the northern half of the state. They don't seem to make it down south as often
I remember the 2005 storms... Fantastic they were All because of a stationary low pressure system...

The troughs sometimes get enough south, sometimes...
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30mm of rain today with the cold front
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