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Just found this and thought it was interesting - ignore the details of how features are marked as they're US forecast maps and ours are different, but the basic points are valid: https://www.weather.gov/jetstream/basic

Hank has been working with an expert in upper atmospheric events:

Apologies for not posting in here for a while. Here are Malcolm's posts from earlier today: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/92865-models-teleconnections-and-nowcasting/?do=findComment&comment=4196419...

Interesting post from Netweather on thunderstorm types: https://www.netweather.tv/weather-forecasts/news/10223-what-are-the-different-types-of-thunderstorm

Here's the full footage of that tornado:

It seemed to intensify rapidly. I doubt Hank would have got that close had it been that violent as he approached.

Hank Schyma with an amazingly close view of a tornado:

LOL Johnny; it's been pretty intense in many parts of the country. Fortunately, after this weekend, next week is likely to be less wet and windy, and the models are indicating drier conditions, especially for the south, as we head into March, with the longwave trough shifting east, allowing the...

Just to explain my comment from yesterday evening, I'm fortunate not to have had multiple fractures, so I do think the inconvenience of taking the medication has been well worth it.

Cheers gents. How are you doing now, Johnny?

...I've just got back from the hospital, having gone there on Tuesday after a minor accident. Long-term members will know that I have a brittle bone condition and may recall a couple of stays in hospital in 2016 due to fractures. Having taken residronate, a bone mineral density drug more often...

Amber warning for many areas tomorrow for high winds: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/warnings-and-advice/uk-warnings#?id=9b547185-76da-486f-9786-760ccd42761d&date=2020-02-09

LOL!

In other words, Sunday is going to be a day for indoor activities and spending time with the family!:p(y)

GFS this evening with slight modification to the low centre: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/92865-mid-winter-models-teleconnections-and-nowcasting/?do=findComment&comment=4130022

Next week according to GFS: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/92865-mid-winter-models-teleconnections-and-nowcasting/?do=findComment&comment=4129747 ECM output: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/92865-mid-winter-models-teleconnections-and-nowcasting/?do=findComment&comment=4129749

Malcolm's post from this morning: https://www.netweather.tv/forum/topic/92865-mid-winter-models-teleconnections-and-nowcasting/?do=findComment&comment=4129745

Met Office has warnings for rain, snow and wind from tomorrow (Saturday 8th) until Tuesday 11th: Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday

Found the video in an old post!

It's a technique I learned from a former TSR poster who lives around 15 miles from me here in Norfolk. Our water is very hard and this is the only technique he or I have found to work reliably with MWF here. Mst videos argue for soakig the soap and using a fully-hydrated brush, but, with hard...