Fine Weather at last
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Fine Weather at last
Fine weather about time -probably go beebop overnight then back to the usual humdrum south westerlies
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Fine, sunny day in Chch. Temperatures similar to Dunedin rather than Alexandra, thanks to a freshening northeasterly.
BTW I had a weird dream last night which involved a thunderstorm (not in Chch), where cloud-ground strikes repeatedly hit the same spot. Woke up thinking - that's not how a real thunderstorm works. (well you wouldn't want your house to be in such a spot if such a thunderstorm did actually happen)
BTW I had a weird dream last night which involved a thunderstorm (not in Chch), where cloud-ground strikes repeatedly hit the same spot. Woke up thinking - that's not how a real thunderstorm works. (well you wouldn't want your house to be in such a spot if such a thunderstorm did actually happen)
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Thunderstorm Dreams
I quite often have thunderstorm dreams.tich wrote:
BTW I had a weird dream last night which involved a thunderstorm (not in Chch), where cloud-ground strikes repeatedly hit the same spot. Woke up thinking - that's not how a real thunderstorm works. (well you wouldn't want your house to be in such a spot if such a thunderstorm did actually happen)
I think I may have experienced more thunderstorm experiences whilst asleep than awake !!
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I often had dreams of it being fine and summery and then wakeup to an orange sky(the lights of the city shining off the low stratus cloud racing against the black backdrop) with the wind blowing the rain about.
As for the weather today its fine at present but looks likely for SW gales in the afternoon like the 1999/2000 year was like that a lot but dry with Sc at times between the lower pressure due to the heat in the BOP and here
As for the weather today its fine at present but looks likely for SW gales in the afternoon like the 1999/2000 year was like that a lot but dry with Sc at times between the lower pressure due to the heat in the BOP and here
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Then you wake up and realise the sky is clear or only containing innocuous clouds. You turn on the radio and the forecast is for weather that completely rules out the possibility of thunderstorm activity.I quite often have thunderstorm dreams.
I think I may have experienced more thunderstorm experiences whilst asleep than awake !!
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Yes an interesting stratocumulus layer at sunset moving very slowly north with the southerly.tich wrote:Patches of high cloud in Chch this evening, but more clear sky than cloud. There's been a rise in the barometer and a weak southerly change (according to Jeff's Online Hillmorton Station), but I can't overstress the word 'weak'.
It would of looked good with a time-lapse camera.
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