[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

we now have a countrywide yellow warning for thursday and friday

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather...ate=2019-07-24

yes we are also at a code yellow heat warning here

[DouglasS]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Everyone in work is talking about how loud the thunder was last night, I didn't hear a thing Possibly over medicated my summer cold

I live in Manchester and it was so loud the noise woke me up from deep sleep. I love Thunder and Lightning though so it’s all good. Although it was one of the loudest I’ve ver heard

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by DouglasS

I live in Manchester and it was so loud the noise woke me up from deep sleep. I love Thunder and Lightning though so it’s all good. Although it was one of the loudest I’ve ver heard

I love a good storm and am usually a light sleeper so God knows how I've slept through it....

[user104658]

Still waiting for LT to explain the lack of thunder or rain when I'm under a pink patch . WELL?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Still waiting for LT to explain the lack of thunder or rain when I'm under a pink patch . WELL?

Pink denotes rain intensity on radar, only the east coast electrified at low level - in the west (glasgow) once it moved up the campsie fells and then loch lomond it sparked. There were the odd bolts but it was the east that took the hit and the same on Thursday

see below at 4-5 am in morning

[Tom4784]

There was one lightning strike in our area that sounded like a bomb went off, there was basically no gap between the lightning or the thunder either so I assume it struck close by but yeah, possibly the scariest storm I've ever witnessed and I usually love storms. I think we were pretty much at the centre of it though.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by AnnieK

Not in your condition Missy You have to deal with the sleepless nights for a little while longer

Hmph….

[user104658]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Pink denotes rain intensity on radar, only the east coast electrified at low level - in the west (glasgow) once it moved up the campsie fells and then loch lomond it sparked. There were the odd bolts but it was the east that took the hit and the same on Thursday

see below at 4-5 am in morning

I can only assume that we all slept through all of this and it dried up by morning because according to these it definitely hit here . We did have the industrial fan on setting 2 last night which is roughly the decibels of a light aircraft taking off.