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Excellent, Jas - this promises to be a great resource and thanks and congratulations for getting this up and running! [y]
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- Group: Synoptic Discussion
- Posts: 3582
- Joined: 25-December 04
- LocationMidford, nr Bath
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#22
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Nice one Jason,I wish you all the best with your new project.I have added a few pictures for you.
#23
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Hello again to all,
Been seeing some great new pictures uploaded into the Library lately and am hoping to see some new ones of the lightning and severe weather as storms are predicted over the coming days. 25/26 July 2006.
Congratulations to Martin who recently had his photo's published into a popular High Street weather magazine after many were uploaded for viewing here into the library for forum members to browse and enjoy. So, keep them coming and the UKww hope to expand the Library forum for Educational and research purposes as time goes by.
Thanks Again
Jason & The UKww Team
Been seeing some great new pictures uploaded into the Library lately and am hoping to see some new ones of the lightning and severe weather as storms are predicted over the coming days. 25/26 July 2006.
Congratulations to Martin who recently had his photo's published into a popular High Street weather magazine after many were uploaded for viewing here into the library for forum members to browse and enjoy. So, keep them coming and the UKww hope to expand the Library forum for Educational and research purposes as time goes by.
Thanks Again
Jason & The UKww Team
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Sam Jowett - 15/7/2006 08:57
Still forced lift, but I take your point! :P If Jason doesn't beat me to it, I'll create a thread later and transfer the necessary across...
Still forced lift, but I take your point! :P If Jason doesn't beat me to it, I'll create a thread later and transfer the necessary across...
Yo Dudes
I came looking in this thread becuase I was surprised to find stratus and lenticular / orographic clouds in the same category. Looks like it's been discussed before; but is anyone going to seperate out the two? I don't mind doing it.
David
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Great resource; nice if it gets added to regularly.
And, is there room for other phenomena involving clouds like frontal activity? Or, cloud developmental activity?>>Phil
And, is there room for other phenomena involving clouds like frontal activity? Or, cloud developmental activity?>>Phil
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- Group: Members
- Posts: 10975
- Joined: 28-February 06
- LocationNewchapel, N of Stoke, 219 amsl
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Are the Stratus cloud images already within the Lenticular thread being moved to the Stratus thread or do we need to resend?
Best,
Kevin
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Well, another year has passed, so into 2008! We have additional help in the Photographic Weather Reference Library now, as previously mentioned, Linda Bennett and I shall be on hand to help with all matters of uploads and questions within the Library forum.
With 2008 already breaking weather records here in the UK and in the States, it seems as though alot is happening around the Globe on all weather fronts so Linda & I look forward to many more uploads of your amazing photos/images during 2008.
Keep posting everyone and thanks to all who have done so already.
Regards
Jason & Linda
With 2008 already breaking weather records here in the UK and in the States, it seems as though alot is happening around the Globe on all weather fronts so Linda & I look forward to many more uploads of your amazing photos/images during 2008.
Keep posting everyone and thanks to all who have done so already.
Regards
Jason & Linda
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Good examples required. Keep posting. This is a great resource been a bit quiet lately. If you are unsure of what cloud type there is a thread for that too.
