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If you live in the west of NSW, please read this quick, and take action.....
STORM WARNING NOW OVER IN WESTERN NSW
Hope it works out ok for you all.
My Wife is out there filming today and has said the sky looks very very bad and mean.........she has parked our landcruiser under a nearby shed...
good luck
John
HI John
We in Ballarat just got a real flogging, :eyepop: i managed to get this image, pure luck
Cheers Leon :thumbsup:
Wow!
Very nice shot, leon.
Good stuff:thumbsup:
Hope all is ok there leon............
Yea Harb, all is well heaps of rain, but it is settled to a nice drizzle now.
Cheers leon
CoombellKid
01-01-2007, 08:01 PM
Thanks for the heads up, I hope it doesn't head towards the coast.
regards,CS sunny days
spacezebra
01-01-2007, 08:09 PM
Batten down the hatches - its getting very black and stormy here in Albury too..
Cheers Petra
ballaratdragons
01-01-2007, 09:29 PM
Yep, we got one of those too. http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDV65756.shtml
Was massive earlier, but as Leon said, it has settled into nice rain now.
More storms for tomorrow though!!!
ballaratdragons
01-01-2007, 09:35 PM
This map shows the scary bit!
I have never before seen a front carrying this much lightning!!!! Look out QLD.
The white arrows show the direction the storms are moving. The white crosses are current lightning strikes! Batten down QLD'ers.
ballaratdragons
01-01-2007, 09:48 PM
Not sure about in Ballarat Leon, but we have ANOTHER thunderstorm happening right now! I can see the occasional flash over your way too.
Not much happening here at the monent Ken, but i'm sure we will get some more during the night,
Cheers Leon
Hope you guys in the storms path don't get any damage, we are thinking of you
Cheers Leon
Well it looks like the previous warning is over, and the storm has developed into good rain in the west of the state......hope they get plenty!
cheers
Good to hear that all is fine, let it rain.....
Cheers leon
bloodhound31
02-01-2007, 05:24 PM
Yesterdays paper here in canberra showed hail a metre deep in the southern suburbs....a truly amazing photo!
I was out in that storm for an hour, madly trying to get a tarp over the remaining bare plywood on my dome, then try to push the water off the tarp over the rest of the observatory, before it let go and destroyed all my hard work! The gardens got washed away, but at least i dont have to rake anymore.
Funny thing was, I was only 2 suburbs away from that hail at exactly the same time, soaked to the skin and as warm as toast!!???
Baz.:D
Astroman
02-01-2007, 07:09 PM
If you dont mind Harb, what does your wife actually do? was she there to film the storms or for another reason? If you dont want it publicly know, a PM would be ok. My ultimate aim is to do some filming here in SA of various storms and compile them into a short Doco on our storms, so little is known about what we get here I just want people yo know.
Thanks.
No problem Astroman,
I own/operate a Television Outside Broadcast Company, so we find ourselves all over the place doing various things.
Mostly live TV, but on this occassion just recording
Jobs vary in size from 14 cameras down to 1.
We have 9 OB Trucks , which I am cutting back this year to 4......more quality than quantity.......
I'm starting to like my leisure time with my family, and have decided at some point you have to make a choice, and mine is to tighten up and be more organised....more efficient.
It is hard if you have to many irons in the fire if you know what I mean.
My Wife is also in the TV bussiness and Directs etc......
She was out doing some sporting stuff, not storm related unfortunately ;)
But I have to admitt, I would be a very keen storm chaser if I was in the US.......chasing those tornado's must be a rush :eyepop:
cheers:thumbsup:
John
Just noted in your profile you are an amateur as well.
Thats where I started basically, as a kid I was facinated buy anything electronic.
Latter as a teenager became and amateur, mainly interested in ATV and building Microwave TV transmission equipment, then went on to become a Broadcast Engineer, which is how I got into TV Production eventually.
Got a Heavy Diesel Mechanic's ticket along the way as well......ha that was a wate of time, won't even change the oil in my car now!!!
To dirty that grease monkey game, and the wages are way to low as well!
Cheers
John
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