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Date: 03-08-2004
Time: 01:56 BST
Location:
Macclesfield, Cheshire UK
Type: Multicell forced by upper level trough
Documented by: Mark Seltzer
Equipment: Samsung VP-H65 Video Camera
Footage Quality: VHS
Storm Statistics:
T0050.doc
Event Timeline:
T0050events.xls
This storm happened in the dead of night without much warning. It was
spawned by upper level instability ahead of a trough to the west and
occlusion to the south. I captured some C-C as the storm drifted away into
the distance with a few good thunders but nothing spectacular.

Later on during the
daylight hours a huge multi-cellular thunderstorm line broke out along the
M4 corridor between Bristol and London on the low centre / triple point. It
had a large hook echo on the radar but I believe it was only following the
surface flow of the low. It was stampeding northwards but by the time it
reached the local area it had long dissipated.
DUNDEE
SATELLITE IMAGES
(CREDITS)
VISIBLE 03.08.2004 05:25
VISIBLE 03.08.2004 05:25 + GRID
INFRARED 03.08.2004 05:25
INFRARED 03.08.2004 05:25 + GRID
COLOUR 03.08.2004 05:25
COLOUR 03.08.2004 05:25 + GRID
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