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Bright northern lights in the northern part of the sky were witnessed in Belarus on Oct, 29. Weak northern lights were also observed in Moscow. Maximum...
M. Oleg
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Nov 3, 2003
12:04 pm
2080
Hi Oleg and others, What a great geomagnetic storm it was! I saw my first auroras last week. They were mainly green on October 29, but the display in the...
Bernard Hulshof
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Nov 3, 2003
8:10 pm
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Hi there! Storms hit Germany today. At this moment I do not have much info, other than one tornado report in Hessen. I myself witnessed a monster storm north...
H.F. Harperink
jlpicardus
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Nov 3, 2003
8:26 pm
2082
Today I cam across an artikel, and thought you might want to read it :-) Bulgarian president calls investigation into lightning-hit home. The Bulgarian...
H.F. Harperink
jlpicardus
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Nov 4, 2003
2:29 pm
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Herman, Very strange indeed! A few thoughts about this statistical curiosity, Lightning hits are most likely during the afternoorn because that is the time...
Nicholas Verge
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Nov 4, 2003
3:17 pm
2084
... Hi Nick, I have no further details about this story. Ofcourse most storms are active during the mentioned time, that's the easy part :-) I digged up some...
H.F. Harperink
jlpicardus
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Nov 4, 2003
9:16 pm
2085
Could it be geological? I mean is it known that lightning strikes more on a place if for example this place has a local concentration of iron or something (or...
Peter Vancoillie
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Nov 4, 2003
11:30 pm
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Peter, Hermans reply to what I wrote earlier, probably goes along way to explaining this. I would suggest it is just an issue of the farm being at a high...
Nicholas Verge
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Nov 5, 2003
9:03 am
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Wich country is best for chasing tornados in Europe? And why? We like to know......... the Sweetlakecity-stormchasers p.s. and dont u dare send us the wrong...
arjan kuiten
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Nov 6, 2003
10:15 pm
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Realistically, the simple answer is none, or almost none. Although I expect some will disagree! Tornadoes across Europe are much less frequent than across...
Nicholas Verge
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Nov 6, 2003
10:52 pm
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Hi Nick, my question to you would be: - how does it work? a tornado without a meso( because you said "... are associated with non-supercell deep convection...
HelgeTuschy
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Nov 6, 2003
11:24 pm
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Hello Helge, There are at least three other ways for a tornado to form out of a non-supercell environment. 1)The largest number of tornados formed in the UK...
Stuart Robinson
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Nov 6, 2003
11:46 pm
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Hi guys, Interesting reponse Nick. I made some additions to your text here... ... This is probably right for some places in Europe. However, data from the...
P.H. Groenemeijer
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Nov 7, 2003
12:11 am
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Folks, I dont disagree with what anyone has said, tornadoes do occur across Europe. However, if one wants to go looking (chasing) for tornadoes that is quite a...
Nicholas Verge
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Nov 7, 2003
10:31 am
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Thanks a lot for your answer !.Seems that it is very problematic this subject..tornadoes in Europe. Thanks a lot for your answer. Helge [Non-text portions of...
HelgeTuschy
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Nov 7, 2003
10:39 pm
2094
I've used some of the past stormless weeks to give our homepages a facelift. Our old pages were entirely Dutch, the new ones are English. Yet, the old...
leoniden
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Nov 11, 2003
12:11 pm
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It's just the beginning of our new website but i think the message is clear... Visit : http://www.sweetlakecity-stormchasers.tk Greetings Arjan and Jeroen...
arjan kuiten
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Nov 14, 2003
8:33 pm
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A large are filled with enormous mammatus is currently moving over The Eastern Netherlands. By far the most impressive Mammatus I've ever seen. (Which ofcourse...
Denial of San
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Nov 17, 2003
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2097
... Are you sure it is mammatus? 30 km to your east it's just stratus. Herman...
H.F. Harperink
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Nov 17, 2003
2:26 pm
2098
I should have mentioned the time I guess :) It was this morning at 8:30. Here's a picture by someone who was fortunate enough to have a camera: ...
leoniden
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Nov 17, 2003
2:47 pm
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Mammatus indeed. And what a picture, that's what a call a winner! A good tip: always, ALWAYS take your camera anytime anywhere. That is what I do. The best...
Peter Vancoillie
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Nov 17, 2003
2:53 pm
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Yes, it was mammatus for sure. I've seen lots of photos and reports from all over The Netherlands. As I had a night shift last night, I was already in bed when...
Bernard Hulshof
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Nov 17, 2003
2:53 pm
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Could you send the other links too? I'd love to see them also. ... Van: Bernard Hulshof [mailto:bernardhulshof@...] Verzonden: maandag 17 november 2003...
Peter Vancoillie
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Nov 17, 2003
2:57 pm
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Sure, Enschede: http://trancemaster.nkiteam.de/cp2/albums/userpics/10004/mam010.jpg http://trancemaster.nkiteam.de/cp2/albums/userpics/10004/mam011.jpg ...
Bernard Hulshof
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Nov 17, 2003
3:06 pm
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... Amazing .... /H...
H.F. Harperink
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Nov 17, 2003
3:09 pm
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Thanks, great images. Mammatus is mostly associated with severe events, but I've seen more with none severe situations, often with light showers, and sometimes...
Peter Vancoillie
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Nov 17, 2003
3:27 pm
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... I agree, soo far I've only seen it after a Cb passed. The Cb's brought some rain and lighting but nothing really severe. I think there might be a...
leoniden
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Nov 17, 2003
3:35 pm
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Yes, you're right. Mammatus aren't that rare and you don't need a severe storm to see mammatus clouds. Sometimes you don't even need a "real storm" (as today...
Bernard Hulshof
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Nov 17, 2003
4:02 pm
2107
Hi all, Hmmm my version is different from Bernard's description. A bit more causal relations would help understanding the processes better I guess... I believe...
Oscar van der Velde
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Nov 17, 2003
11:51 pm
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Oscar, I saw your post earlier on Stormtrack regarding your weather prediction plots for Europe and the USA. Now that you have had the chance to "sample" some...
Stuart Robinson
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Nov 18, 2003
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