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001 Matt Smith [disarm at braenet.com.au] Re:
002 John Woodbridge [jrw at pixelcom.net] Glenda & animal/plant life
003 Ira Fehlberg [jra at upnaway.com] Re:Footy tipping results!! Dane wins sure thing!!!!
004 Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au] Re: Animals and wx
005 Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au] Southern QLD wx
006 Anthony Cornelius [cyclone at rmitel.com.au] Re: Animal Behaviour
007 Anthony Cornelius [cyclone at rmitel.com.au] State of Origin Wx
008 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au State of Origin Wx
009 Blair Trewin [blair at met.Unimelb.EDU.AU] BoM Observations
010 "Kevin Phyland" [kjphyland at hotmail.com] Wycheproof weather
011 vortex at wwdg.com Re: Wycheproof weather
012 wbc at ozemail.com.au (Laurier Williams) BoM Observations
013 Jacob [jacob at iinet.net.au] Severe weather for the west coast tomorrow?
014 vortex at wwdg.com US Chase 2000
015 Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au US Chase 2000
016 "Paul Graham" [v_notch at hotmail.com] Severe weather for the west coast tomorrow?
017 "bernette hudson" [bernette at primus.com.au] May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy Deguara
018 "Kevin Phyland" [kjphyland at hotmail.com] Re: Wycheproof weather
019 "Kevin Phyland" [kjphyland at hotmail.com] US Chase 2000
020 Michael Scollay [michael.scollay at telstra.com. Diurnal temperature ranges and thickness...
021 "L.J. & B. Smail" [gws at pipeline.com.au] May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy
022 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Cold outbreak
023 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Victorian cold outbreak
024 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Record roundup
025 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Re: Cold Snap
026 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] West Coast observations
027 Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au] Help
028 Andrew Wall [astroman at chariot.net.au] Adelaide's weather roundup :)
029 Matt Smith [disarm at braenet.com.au] Adelaide's weather roundup :)
030 Phil Bagust [paisley at cobweb.com.au] Adelaide's weather roundup :)
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Hi Glenda and Arthur!
Welcome to the list ! Can you please tell us abit about yourselves? where
your from etc ? And if you have any questions dont hesitate to ask, theres
alot of people here who will answer them :)
Matt Smith
>Hello to everyone - I've just subscribed to this list and hope to learn from
>it all. The weather fascinates and never ceases to interest me. One aspect
>I follow closely (and recently published a book on) is the way animal/plant
>life react or behave prior to changes in the weather. Anyone else
>interested in this?
>Glenda John
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From: John Woodbridge [jrw at pixelcom.net]
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Subject: RE: aus-wx: Glenda & animal/plant life
Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 01:10:45 +1000
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Hi Glenda,
Welcome to the list. Growing plants (both exotic & native rainforest
species) is my other major hobby. I am caught between a rock & a hard
place - I love severe storms but I hate the damage they do to my
plants/trees (sigh).
Can't say that I have ever really observed plants react specifically before
a significant weather event, only afterwards due to the effects... rain,
drought or damage, etc.. Animals are somewhat of a different story. We
can get a lot of frogs at Mt. Crosby, but curiously they always seem to
show up just before or at the beginning of a protracted rainy period. And
they don't show up at all if it is just a one day event or an isolated
storm. We have this one monster green tree frog (Litoria caerulea, length
120mm and id by old skin damage patch above right eye), which makes
irregular appearances. Just happens that it turned up in the middle of the
driveway just in front of the garage tonight (almost squashed it), first
time I have seen him/her in around 2 months, and even though there has been
no rain since last week. But guess what, the BoM has showers forecast for
the next 5 days or so...
John W.
>Snip
Hello to everyone - I've just subscribed to this list and hope to learn
from
it all. The weather fascinates and never ceases to interest me. One
aspect
I follow closely (and recently published a book on) is the way animal/plant
life react or behave prior to changes in the weather. Anyone else
interested in this?
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From: Ira Fehlberg [jra at upnaway.com]
Subject: aus-wx: Re:Footy tipping results!! Dane wins sure thing!!!!
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latest results are up at
http://www.upnaway.com/~jra/tipping results.html
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 07:33:24 +1000
From: Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au]
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Hey Ben from Brisbane here..
Actually, just last week i caught a show on Channel nine (not sure what
it was) that had a segment dealing with animals and weather.. a few
things from memory were..
If a horse sticks it neck out and sniffs the air.. it's going to rain
very soon..
When a cow tries to scratch its ear, their is a shower near (this one
was a crackup)..
And if a cow thumps its hoofs on the ground it means their is hail or
lightning close by?!?
Their were heaps of them, but they seemed the most believable ones (best
of a bad bunch?).. My dad also says that if their are heaps of ants
around gathering food then it's going to rain heavily in the next few
days.. this one is about the only one i could actually believe in, as it
has proved itself a few times.. or maybe just a coincidence..
GLENDA & ARTHUR JOHN wrote:
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> Hello to everyone - I've just subscribed to this list and hope to learn from
> it all. The weather fascinates and never ceases to interest me. One aspect
> I follow closely (and recently published a book on) is the way animal/plant
> life react or behave prior to changes in the weather. Anyone else
> interested in this?
> Glenda John
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 07:43:59 +1000
From: Ben Quinn [bodie at flatrate.net.au]
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Hey Ben from Brisbane here..
Well.. the models are interesting for us once again, looks like we could
be in for some rain/showers Wednesday and possibly continuing through
Thursday.. Although the models have been all over the place the last few
weeks to say the least, most if not all models have a trough forming of
the QLD coast overnight/tomorrow, and AVN has quite a bit of action
coming up for us with very nice VV's and certainly enough moisture for
rain, if not rain certainly some heavy coastal showers.. NGP does
something similar to AVN.. most models have a weak upper level trough
over eastern districts overnight wednesday through to about thursday.. I
wont go into what the different variables are doing as i'm sure those
who are interested will check it out themselves..
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 07:51:47 +1000
From: Anthony Cornelius [cyclone at rmitel.com.au]
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Hi Glenda,
How animals behave before certain weather events has always interested
me. Mainly due to the fact my cats always go "frisky" a day or so
before a good storm, although not all the times they're frisky, there's
a good storm, but whenever there's a good storm - you can bet they were
frisky! On the day of the Oct 13 supercell, when I came back, I found
the dining room chair knocked over, tablecloth off the table, and one of
them was sitting on the meals table - the other on the kitchen bench!!
The day before this, they were running around the house. This happened
for the March 3 t'storm, and also for the Nov 18 storm (I'm 99% sure...)
there have been many other events previously too. There certainly
appears to be substantial evidence, that they (animals) know something
we don't!
On another note, welcome to the list! Great to have you with us, and I
hope you can learn more - I think you'll find that most of us (if not
all) are still learning about different aspects of weather.
Anthony from Brisbane
GLENDA & ARTHUR JOHN wrote:
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> Hello to everyone - I've just subscribed to this list and hope to learn from
> it all. The weather fascinates and never ceases to interest me. One aspect
> I follow closely (and recently published a book on) is the way animal/plant
> life react or behave prior to changes in the weather. Anyone else
> interested in this?
> Glenda John
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 08:29:19 +1000
From: Anthony Cornelius [cyclone at rmitel.com.au]
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Subject: aus-wx: State of Origin Wx
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Hi all,
Anyone game enough (no pun intended!) to make a forecast for the first
State of Origin game (in Brisbane) next week (Wednesday)? (Yes I know,
chaos!)
*If* you could extrapolate off 144hr NGP (which you can't really!) It
should be fine...but there's a 1% chance that'll be accurate!
Some one had to bring this one up eventually :-)
QUEENSLANDER QUEENSLANDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
UP THE MIGHTY MAROONS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SQUASH THE COCKIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
:-)
Anthony from Brisbane (QUEENSLANDER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
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A "typical puffed neck cane toad!"
Remember that Cockroaches can withstand nuclear blasts......toads don't! Go
the mighty BLUES!!!!!!!!
PS on a weather note after my lamenting about not seeing rain yesterday we
had a HEAVY shower last night at Laurieton, lasted for some 10 - 15
minutes........was quite refreshing!! Bring on
more........................................
Paul at Port
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From: Blair Trewin [blair at met.Unimelb.EDU.AU]
Subject: Re: aus-wx: BoM Observations
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 12:00:41 +1000 (EST)
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>
> Hi all,
>
> Does anyone archive the BoM NSW 9AM obs, or just have a copy from Sunday
> morning (16/5)? My old man (sorry fathers) wants to compare the figures
> with another time a few years ago when there were also severe frosts. Being
> a Grape Grower he follows that particular aspect of weather almost as
> keenly as we follow all of it.
>
> Anyone??
>
> --
> Andrew Miskelly
> Illawarra/Southern Tablelands, NSW.
I don't archive the bulletin, per se, but did run a quick job this
morning to extract the max/min temperatures from NSW from Sunday. To
make sense of this you'll need a list of station numbers - available
via http://www.bom.gov.au/climate/averages/.
Blair Trewin
Site Date Max Min (x 10)
number
046037 19990516 204 110
046042 19990516 174 72
046043 19990516 162 28
046126 19990516 210 110
047007 19990516 142 57
047016 19990516 156 14
047019 19990516 220
047048 19990516 145 58
048015 19990516 176 71
048027 19990516 170 30
048031 19990516 61
048079 19990516 218
048237 19990516 164 -12
048243 19990516 200
048244 19990516 160 30
048245 19990516 180 70
049002 19990516 154 -20
049019 19990516 155 -25
050017 19990516 130 -20
050031 19990516 164 6
050052 19990516 146 -28
050137 19990516 140 -39
051010 19990516 174 39
051039 19990516 159 19
051049 19990516 130
051161 19990516 170 30
052020 19990516 230 70
052088 19990516 180 50
053002 19990516 25
053030 19990516 215 53
053115 19990516 210 70
054003 19990516 218 21
054104 19990516 226 43
055023 19990516 187 48
055024 19990516 176 64
055049 19990516 200 14
055136 19990516 175 0
055325 19990516 190 30
056002 19990516 176 11
056011 19990516 178 34
056013 19990516 168 40
056018 19990516 202 60
056032 19990516 206 26
056229 19990516 158 35
056238 19990516 162 69
056242 19990516 206 24
056243 19990516 171 -10
057095 19990516 190 130
058009 19990516 212 164
058012 19990516 200 160
058037 19990516 221 96
058063 19990516 229 98
058130 19990516 212 96
058131 19990516 203 153
058158 19990516 230 117
058198 19990516 220
058208 19990516 224 96
058212 19990516 210 150
059017 19990516 185 101
059030 19990516 185 94
059040 19990516 180 120
059140 19990516 117 65
060013 19990516 178 100
060026 19990516 172 116
060030 19990516 199 84
060085 19990516 175 92
060139 19990516 176 106
060141 19990516 180 90
061051 19990516 155 -10
061055 19990516 164 81
061078 19990516 160 50
061086 19990516 235
061087 19990516 170 30
061089 19990516 163 10
061242 19990516 176 9
061250 19990516 165 30
061260 19990516 165 -11
061273 19990516 84
061288 19990516 162 41
061351 19990516 154 11
061363 19990516 155 -3
061366 19990516 151 84
061371 19990516 170
061375 19990516 148
061379 19990516 160 50
061388 19990516 10
061390 19990516 165 43
062013 19990516 -10
062100 19990516 90
062101 19990516 146 -47
063005 19990516 140 -47
063023 19990516 134
063039 19990516 106 -18
063224 19990516 116 -42
063231 19990516 115 -51
063254 19990516 -40
063291 19990516 113 -69
063292 19990516 104 -21
063293 19990516 104 -40
063303 19990516 108 -66
064008 19990516 162 -15
064009 19990516 164 -16
065012 19990516 152 -14
065026 19990516 131 -10
065034 19990516 157 -8
065035 19990516 152 1
065068 19990516 130 -40
065070 19990516 147 -16
065091 19990516 136 -33
065103 19990516 136 -31
066037 19990516 160 60
066062 19990516 170 70
066124 19990516 231
066131 19990516 170 50
066137 19990516 165 37
066194 19990516 167 43
066195 19990516 170 54
067019 19990516 168 38
067035 19990516 179 24
067105 19990516 160 10
067108 19990516 177 -11
067113 19990516 172 27
067117 19990516 170 -10
067119 19990516 172 21
068034 19990516 149 82
068038 19990516 235
068076 19990516 160 40
068102 19990516 123 -5
068188 19990516 165 75
068192 19990516 170 -10
068228 19990516 150 70
069017 19990516 150 80
069018 19990516 164 55
069022 19990516 165 65
069049 19990516 125 -64
069132 19990516 119 -58
069134 19990516 166 10
069138 19990516 174 59
069139 19990516 166 48
069147 19990516 160 70
070005 19990516 148
070014 19990516 130 -60
070080 19990516 120 -60
070091 19990516 117 -30
070217 19990516 91 -95
070263 19990516 131 -37
070278 19990516 100 -70
070310 19990516 108 -41
070328 19990516
070330 19990516 119 -55
070339 19990516 127 -61
071003 19990516 48 -84
071032 19990516 30 -90
071041 19990516 55 -68
071072 19990516 60
072023 19990516 124 -8
072043 19990516 100 -51
072146 19990516 130 -21
072150 19990516 125 -18
072160 19990516 126 -22
072161 19990516 60 -50
072162 19990516 110 -40
073007 19990516 131 -2
073014 19990516 118 -15
073032 19990516 134 -18
073054 19990516 134 3
073138 19990516 123 -46
073141 19990516 122 -31
073142 19990516 118 -50
074034 19990516 127 -15
074106 19990516 130 -21
074114 19990516 162
074128 19990516 136 -8
074221 19990516 120 -15
074253 19990516 130 -10
074258 19990516 140 -10
075031 19990516 141 -14
075032 19990516 145 -27
075039 19990516 145 0
075174 19990516 130 -10
075175 19990516 130 -30
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Hi every1,
Just noticed some isolated little Cbs forming out to the west of
me...hmmnn...is it actually possible some precipitation is imminent??
Hehehe...probably just an optical illusion...
Kevin (with fingers crossed!)
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 22:17:40 -0600
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Kevin,
There are Cb's forming out here. Some of them i think are diffused anvils, but seem to be building up again. The suns out here at the moment, but towards the south, things look good. On the radar it's showing not much, but a nice looking cell down around the Hamilton area again.
Paul.
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From: wbc at ozemail.com.au (Laurier Williams)
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: BoM Observations
Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 04:27:19 GMT
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On Mon, 17 May 1999 22:52:51 +1000, "Andrew Miskelly"
wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>Does anyone archive the BoM NSW 9AM obs, or just have a copy from Sunday
>morning (16/5)? My old man (sorry fathers) wants to compare the figures
>with another time a few years ago when there were also severe frosts. Being
>a Grape Grower he follows that particular aspect of weather almost as
>keenly as we follow all of it.
>
>Anyone??
Hi Andrew -- I'll email you my NSW obs listing for 9am Sunday. Note
that rainfall, max and min temperatures as well as 9am and 3pm simple
observations are available for all Australia at
http://www.bom.gov.au/silo/ProductIndex.html -- follow the obvious
links and then look for the Data link -- the remaining links are to
maps. There is an archive of about 2 weeks here.
Cheers
--
Laurier Williams
Australian Weather Links and News
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~wbc/
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Subject: aus-wx: Severe weather for the west coast tomorrow?
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Looks interesting in Perth for tonight and tomorrow, we have a cold front
and an approaching low, which is likely to give us moderate to heavy falls,
with thunderstorms and squalls possible.
Currently its warm for May, 24.1C at 12:50pm WST, NW winds at 17km/h and
1011.4 hPa.
PERTH AND METROPOLITAN:
A few showers tonight. Showery periods tomorrow. Risk of a
thunderstorm with squalls overnight and tomorrow.
NE/NW winds, slowly freshening and tending NW'ly tomorrow.
FORECAST TEMPERATURES:
TODAY'S MAX: 26
TOMORROW'S MIN: 14 MAX: 22
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From: vortex at wwdg.com
Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 23:11:41 -0600
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Hey all,
I remember a little while ago the thought of a group of us heading over to the US next chase season. Can anyone send me some info on it as then I weren't interested, but am now seriously considering it.
Paul
Paul Yole
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Paul -
I emailed the list to see if there was anyone interested in chasing
May/June Next year.
We had some airfare quotes with the best being JAL at $1770 return to Texas
(if I remember).
Im still serious about it. A group would be better. I was hoping to hook up
with some chasers over there. Sam Barricklow - have you any contacts?
Regards.
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Keep us up to date, Jacob, it certainly looks like an interesting situation
is developing with that cold front approaching!
>From: Jacob
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>Subject: aus-wx: Severe weather for the west coast tomorrow?
>Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 12:56:16 +0800
>
>
>Looks interesting in Perth for tonight and tomorrow, we have a cold front
>and an approaching low, which is likely to give us moderate to heavy falls,
>with thunderstorms and squalls possible.
>
>Currently its warm for May, 24.1C at 12:50pm WST, NW winds at 17km/h and
>1011.4 hPa.
>
>PERTH AND METROPOLITAN:
> A few showers tonight. Showery periods tomorrow. Risk of a
> thunderstorm with squalls overnight and tomorrow.
> NE/NW winds, slowly freshening and tending NW'ly tomorrow.
>
>FORECAST TEMPERATURES:
>TODAY'S MAX: 26
>TOMORROW'S MIN: 14 MAX: 22
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From: "bernette hudson" [bernette at primus.com.au]
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy Deguara
Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 17:29:42 +1000
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Hi i was wondering do you know what Geelong weather services phone number is
i cant find it in the phone book
thanks from Kelly
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To: aussie-weather at world.std.com [aussie-weather at world.std.com]
Date: Friday, May 14, 1999 11:06 PM
Subject: Re: aus-wx: May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy Deguara
At 20:40 14/05/99 +1000, you wrote:
>
> hi my name is Kelly and i am 15 i know this message isnt weather related
but
> i was wondering does anyone know of any places in Victoria which will do
work
> experience in the weather area except for the Beurea of Meteorolgy as i
have
> tried there. If you know of a place to go to please tell me ASAP. Thanks
> heaps
> >From Kelly
Hi Jimmy here,
I would suggest you try at a universities such as Monash University. You may
also try the Geelong Weather Service if there is some opportunity there.
Sorry
Lindsay....
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Re: Wycheproof weather
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Hi Paul!
Yeah, I've been watching a giant glaciated anvil or two to my WSW for about
two hours now...unfortunately nothing seems to be happening underneath
them....:((
Nice overshooting tops about 4 o'oclock but I'd imagine the freezing level
is pretty low today...
all seems to be collapsing now though....alas...
Kevin.
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>Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 22:17:40 -0600
>
>Kevin,
>
>There are Cb's forming out here. Some of them i think are diffused anvils,
>but seem to be building up again. The suns out here at the moment, but
>towards the south, things look good. On the radar it's showing not much,
>but a nice looking cell down around the Hamilton area again.
>
>Paul.
>
>Paul Yole
>2 McDonald Street
>Murtoa. Vic. 3390
>Australia
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Hey Paul M!!!
Sam's no longer subscribed to the list but you can get him at
k5kj at pulse.net
Cheers,
Kevin.
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>Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 15:49:15 +1000
>
>
>
>Paul -
>
>I emailed the list to see if there was anyone interested in chasing
>May/June Next year.
>
>We had some airfare quotes with the best being JAL at $1770 return to Texas
>(if I remember).
>
>Im still serious about it. A group would be better. I was hoping to hook up
>with some chasers over there. Sam Barricklow - have you any contacts?
>
>Regards.
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 17:46:43 +1000
From: Michael Scollay [michael.scollay at telstra.com.au]
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I was wondering whether the diurnal temperature changes are
included and subsequently predicted when models like MRF,
GASP, NOGAPS etc produce thickness plots at 00Z and 12Z.
00Z is 10am EST and 12Z is 10pm. The temperature, particularly
near the ground, is often vastly different at these times which
ought to result in very different thickness plots depending upon
the hour of the day or night.
Comments please?
Thanks.
Michael Scollay mailto:michael.scollay at telstra.com.au
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From: "L.J. & B. Smail" [gws at pipeline.com.au]
Subject: Re: aus-wx: May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy
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Hi Kelly
Lindsay Smail from Geelong Weather Services here. I know you've been
looking for a work experience place but I don't think I can help you
personally because this is a relatively small business which only operates
several hours a day, doing (among other things)reports and forecasts for
businesses and media in Geelong. If you are based in Melbourne I think
there would be a bit of a problem.
Regards and good luck, Lindsay.
At 05:29 PM 18-05-99 +1000, you wrote:
>Hi i was wondering do you know what Geelong weather services phone number is
>i cant find it in the phone book
>thanks from Kelly
>
>-----Original Message-----
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>To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
>Date: Friday, May 14, 1999 11:06 PM
>Subject: Re: aus-wx: May i have some help-possible help from Jimmy Deguara
>
>
>At 20:40 14/05/99 +1000, you wrote:
>>
>> hi my name is Kelly and i am 15 i know this message isnt weather related
>but
>> i was wondering does anyone know of any places in Victoria which will do
>work
>> experience in the weather area except for the Beurea of Meteorolgy as i
>have
>> tried there. If you know of a place to go to please tell me ASAP. Thanks
>> heaps
>> >From Kelly
>
>
>Hi Jimmy here,
>
>I would suggest you try at a universities such as Monash University. You may
>also try the Geelong Weather Service if there is some opportunity there.
>Sorry
>Lindsay....
>
>Jimmy Deguara
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 14:11:50 -0700
From: Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au]
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Blackheath had 8 degree max on Sunday and 10 so far today, Monday at
3pm.
Then again, thats not that unusual for us.
Lindsay
Phil Bagust wrote:
>
>
>
> Two chilly days in Adelaide now, 14 degree maxes both days, but nothing
> like what Melbournites have been getting...
>
> Phil 'Paisley' Bagust
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 14:31:32 -0700
From: Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au]
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Rod, if you have time, could you explain what a glaciated cloud looks
like, for me? Thanks,
Lindsay Pearce
Rod Aikman wrote:
>
> Hi everyone,
> Had a couple of showers about lunch time today with small winter
> 3-5mm dia. hail, but no thunder. The clouds looked rather glaciated near
> their bases, so had we had been a bit more elevated, snow could have reached
> the ground. Maximum temperature just 11.0 deg. at 15:30 est. The frontal
>
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 14:25:14 -0700
From: Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au]
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Love all the info Blair, keep it up.
Lindsay Pearce
Blair Trewin wrote:
>
> A quick roundup of some records from the weekend and this morning
>
> May record minimum
>
> Mildura -2 (rounded) (former record -0.7)
> (also new record for earliest sub-zero min -
> previously 27/5)
> Nhill -4.2 (previously -2.6)
> (inhomogeneity suspected at station)
>
> Early-season record and possible May record
>
> Rutherglen -4 (rounded) (former early-season record -3.5, May
> record -4.3)
>
> Early-season record
>
> Bathurst -4.7 (equalled 1957 mark)
> Deniliquin PO -0.8 (previously -0.6)
> Dubbo -1.4 (previously -1.2)
> Nowra 3 (rounded) (previously 3.8)
> Wyalong -1.7 (previously -0.6)
> Kerang -0.2 (previously 1.2 - also new record for earliest
> sub-zero min, previously 26/5)
>
> Falls Creek (-7.7) narrowly missed the Victorian May record of -8.3.
> (Note that the Lookout Hill -7.8 is probably incorrect, as is the
> Trangie -7.0 in NSW).
>
> The above only includes stations in my high-quality daily
> temperature data set. There may well have been records set at other
> stations.
>
> For the major cities:
>
> Melbourne
>
> Saturday max 10.4 - lowest in May since 1977
> - lowest early-season since 1951
>
> (there have only been 3 lower maxima earlier in autumn - 5/12/1896,
> 15/4/1900 and 8/5/1951)
>
> Sunday min 3.1 - lowest in May since 1981
> - lowest early-season since 1969
>
> Canberra
>
> Sunday min -6 (rounded) - lowest in May since 1987/1982/1976,
> depending on exact figure
> - 2nd-lowest early-season, after 16/5/1957 (-7.3)
>
> Sydney
>
> Sunday/Monday min 7 (rounded) - lowest early-season since at least
> 1973 (7.3), possibly 1961 (7.1) or 1949 (6.2)
>
> Snow reports from Melbourne region (Saturday)
>
> Weeaproinah (492m) - observer reported snow at 0900
> Kinglake (550m) - football match abandoned because of heavy snow
> Ballarat (~450m) - mostly soft hail but some snow mixed in. No settling.
> Ferny Creek (450m) - snow shower about 1430 after soft hail earlier in
> day
> Olinda (580m) - snow reported in media
>
> The snow level between Melbourne and Lake Mountain was about 350m
> falling and 450m settling.
>
> Another impressive set of numbers was the -9 from Cooma and the -8
> from Braidwood this morning. Ditto the -7 from Bathurst and Orange
> airports yesterday.
>
> All in all, a most impressive event, certainly the best autumn cold
> outbreak in Victoria since 1989, perhaps since 1977 (and both 1977
> and 1989 were on May 31).
>
> Blair Trewin
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 14:15:46 -0700
From: Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au]
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Your minimums would kill ours normally, we rarely get more than say -3
but it does get colder than that in various hollows I'd say. Still,
we've had a few nice single figure maximums lately, something that few
places experience outside of the Alps, I imagine.
Lindsay P.
Chris Maunder wrote:
>
> -0.5C at 11pm. Gonna be another cold night in Canberra!
>
> Chris.
>
> At 00:30 17/05/99 , you wrote:
> >Minimum of -1 in Blackheath this morning, Sunday, 16/5
> >Currently 0.5 at 8am.
> >
>
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Date: Mon, 17 May 1999 14:33:24 -0700
From: Lindsay [writer at lisp.com.au]
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Paul, I'm gunna try and put my snow photos online this season, if we get
a good dump. At least you can see them that way :-)
Lindsay Pearce
Paul_Mossman at agd.nsw.gov.au wrote:
>
> brrrrrrrrrrrrrr
>
> we havnt even gone below that yet as a minimum temp. brrrr. And I havnt
> even seen snow :-(
>
> Sounds very cool. Hows the wind?
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 17:18:03 -0700
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I know this isn't directly related to weather but I need help and it was
for aussue-weather that I obtained this software to make my snow photos
available to everyone etc.
I installed Photoworks for windows 3.1 and it has stuffed up my
graphics/ colours etc. I'm operating on very limited colour just now,
very frustrating. Now and then, when I change back to a vga driver with
say 16 colors then back to my S3 driver everything returns to normal but
when I turn the computer off for more than a minute or so, it reverts
back to strange colours. National Photos finally remembered after
sending me the software that it wasn't compatible with "One S3 driver"
and that appears to be mine. Any help would be appreciated, and I will
return the favour somehow.Maybe email privately eh?
Ta,
Lindsay Pearce
Has anyone else had experience with this software, good or bad?
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Subject: aus-wx: Adelaide's weather roundup :)
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Hi all,
Well it has finally happened, Adelaide has had a storm (2 actually). At
12:00pm on my lunch break at work I noticed a very nice Cb approaching from
the NNE, it was heading to the SSE. It had a very nice shaped anvil, which
when it was closer I noticed it was fibrous. unfortunately it didn't
develop much and all that was seen from that cloud was a bit of virga. It
was 12:45pm by the time it had passed over.
At 3:15pm I went outside again, this time I was working, and noticed a very
dark and very high base coming towards me, it was coming from the NE and
heading SSE, a definate line of precipitation was behind it. While I was
watching this a flash of lightning appeared, and about 10 or so seconds
later a faint rumble occured. This was the only activity I noticed. After
about 5 minutes of watching it started to lightly rain, then it got
heavier, and heavier. Then it stopped. So I kissed that one good bye.
As I write this email we have storms heading towards the east, the
lightning activity is about 1 or 2 minutes between strikes, so I guess it
isnt much, but considering we have gone with out storms for some months now
it makes a change from clear blue skies..
Andrew Wall
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 19:25:46 +1000
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From: Matt Smith [disarm at braenet.com.au]
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Adelaide's weather roundup :)
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Wow Congratz Andrew!!!
Make the most of it! :)
Matt Smith
>Hi all,
>
>Well it has finally happened, Adelaide has had a storm (2 actually). At
>12:00pm on my lunch break at work I noticed a very nice Cb approaching from
>the NNE, it was heading to the SSE. It had a very nice shaped anvil, which
>when it was closer I noticed it was fibrous. unfortunately it didn't
>develop much and all that was seen from that cloud was a bit of virga. It
>was 12:45pm by the time it had passed over.
>
>At 3:15pm I went outside again, this time I was working, and noticed a very
>dark and very high base coming towards me, it was coming from the NE and
>heading SSE, a definate line of precipitation was behind it. While I was
>watching this a flash of lightning appeared, and about 10 or so seconds
>later a faint rumble occured. This was the only activity I noticed. After
>about 5 minutes of watching it started to lightly rain, then it got
>heavier, and heavier. Then it stopped. So I kissed that one good bye.
>
>As I write this email we have storms heading towards the east, the
>lightning activity is about 1 or 2 minutes between strikes, so I guess it
>isnt much, but considering we have gone with out storms for some months now
>it makes a change from clear blue skies..
>
>
>Andrew Wall
>(08) 82854590
>
>S.A. / N.T. Co-ordinator.
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Date: Tue, 18 May 1999 21:27:34 +0930
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From: Phil Bagust [paisley at cobweb.com.au]
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Adelaide's weather roundup :)
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>Hi all,
>
>Well it has finally happened, Adelaide has had a storm (2 actually). At
>12:00pm on my lunch break at work I noticed a very nice Cb approaching from
>the NNE, it was heading to the SSE. It had a very nice shaped anvil, which
>when it was closer I noticed it was fibrous. unfortunately it didn't
>develop much and all that was seen from that cloud was a bit of virga. It
>was 12:45pm by the time it had passed over.
>
>At 3:15pm I went outside again, this time I was working, and noticed a very
>dark and very high base coming towards me, it was coming from the NE and
>heading SSE, a definate line of precipitation was behind it. While I was
>watching this a flash of lightning appeared, and about 10 or so seconds
>later a faint rumble occured. This was the only activity I noticed. After
>about 5 minutes of watching it started to lightly rain, then it got
>heavier, and heavier. Then it stopped. So I kissed that one good bye.
>
>As I write this email we have storms heading towards the east, the
>lightning activity is about 1 or 2 minutes between strikes, so I guess it
>isnt much, but considering we have gone with out storms for some months now
>it makes a change from clear blue skies..
Hi Andrew!
Yeah, it was a wierd day wasn't it? Quite lovely actually, with all that
castellanus and waste anvils. Pity the storms fell apart as soon as they
begun. Here at St Peters we didn't get a drop, but I still photographed a
nice precip cascade and some base features.
Did you check the radar? Did anyone get a decent fall?
Must have been one of the warmest May days for some time too....
Phil 'Paisley' Bagust
paisley at cobweb.com.au
www.cobweb.com.au/~paisley
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