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From: "Paul Yole" <pyole at australia.edu>
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Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 01:00:33 +1000
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Jane wrote:

<Snip>

Did anyone spend a lot of their day watching the sky today?
.......
virga & waves galore.........a beautiful sight!!

<Snip>

Seen a fair bit of virga and waves around this area this
arvo as well. Looked quite nice. Virga thickened up around
4ish

PaulY

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Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 00:08:29 +0800
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Yeah.
I really did have a look at it.
The moon is almost a long forgotten stranger here with our constantly 
polluted skies.
This webcam shows instantly how much clearer skies are in Australia 
compared with Hong Kong.  A webcam on the moon wouldn't have a hope here.

Phil
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> hi all,
> just muckin around tonight with my camera. thought this might interest
> some
> ppl if bored. you can watch the moon cross the sky live!!
> WHHHEEEEEEE!!!!!
> anyway, go here http://www.bsch.au.com/steve/webcam.html
> 
> 
> 
> Steve Baynham
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From: "clyve herbert" <mesof5 at iprimus.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Low snow line Vic.
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Hi all.
Just outside checking conditions here on the central Vic coast, some nice
but small cold air CBs with tops about 12 to 15.000ft, snow streaks however
are getting down to about 500 to 600m, some small hail about too, regards
Clyve H.

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From: "clyve herbert" <mesof5 at iprimus.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Weak thermal low Gippsland.
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Hi all.
Seems to a weak thermal low east of Melbourne this morning with some
enhanced cold air CBs over south Gippsland although weak may move into
eastern Bass Strait this morning interesting to see if this identity deepens
later over warm water.
regards Clyve Herbert.

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Hey all

Well a welcome sight (sound!) to heavy rain pretty much all night last 
night, this rainfall amounted to 6.3mm in my guage. It rained from about 
10:15pm till at 8am this morning. Before the front I got some snaps of the 
prefrontal stuff with false funnels, vigras and a few nice low, swirly, wild 
looking cloud bottoms.

Here in Ballarat: Alfredton, I received 13.5mm of rain for July which is 
well below par largest fall was 3mm which was on the 1st of July and there 
was 14 days of percipitation, and most of the rainfall I got were not from 
Coldfronts or rain bands but from drizzle, Cjs'n'Cbs because of upper lows.

Currently in Ballarat it is cold with a gusty SSW wind with showers zooming 
across with the wind, perhaps some cold air Cbs this avo with tiny hail.

Regards
Les
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From: "John Woodbridge" <jrw at pixelcom.net>
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Hi Phil.

I guess with the high humidity, pollution and bright lights you wouldn't
have much luck in HK.  Here is Brisbane at this time of year the humidity is
low, pollution almost non-existent due to westerly flows with an atmosphere
rather thinner than HK, and with usually no cloud at night.  So we get
beautiful skys with good still viewing.  Mars is particularly dominant atm.
I am 28k's out of the city and the Milky way, Magellanic clouds, and
Plieades (spelling??) are all clear and detailed, plus things like the Orion
nebula are visible to the naked eye.  A pair of 10x binocs resolves many of
the larger star clusters as well as moons of Jupiter when it is in the sky.

John.
>snip

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Yeah.
I really did have a look at it.
The moon is almost a long forgotten stranger here with our constantly
polluted skies.
This webcam shows instantly how much clearer skies are in Australia
compared with Hong Kong.  A webcam on the moon wouldn't have a hope here.

Phil

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From: "Geelong Weather Services" <gws at pipeline.com.au>
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Date: Wed, 1 Aug 2001 11:42:34 +1000
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Yes Jane - lots of mammatus over Geelong on Tuesday afternoon (3-4 pm) but
no precipitation until later (around 4 mm overnight).  Lindsay Smail.

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Evening all,


Did anyone spend a lot of their day watching the sky today?   .......
virga & waves galore.........a beautiful sight!!

Currently interesting temperatures in July in Melbourne in the
prefrontal northerlies:

11.1C on Mt Dandenong at 500m
14.8C here (100m) on the southern side of the house out of the wind
17.8C on the western side of the house directly in the wind flow
16.4C in the centre of the backyard, and
I haven't checked the thermometer down near the garage............yet!

Dewpoint is currently 4.6C - with pressure down to 1007hPa.  Lowest
pressure in Tasmania is 998.6 but they are falling & rising very quickly
as the front passes through.

Judging by the pressures in the south of the state, the southern portion
of the front appears to be accelerating as it is becoming more
longitudinal & there's a kink in the western edge of the cloudband just
west of Tasmania.  hmmmm.......

Jane

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From: "Tim Grugeon" <timg at cnn.net.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Cold in the Southern Tablelands
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I had a look at the 12:00 obseravations for the 
AWS's in NSW. I noticed that there&nbsp;had been a sharp drop in temperatures 
and DP in the last few hours across Southern Tablelands. At Cooma the 
temperature dropped from 6.5° at 10:00 to 1.0° at 11:00.&nbsp;The temperature 
rose slightly&nbsp;again to 3.2°.&nbsp;There has been a total of 4.6 mm of rain 
since 9am. With temps as low as&nbsp;they it makes me wonder how much of that 
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>It appears as though the Snowies are copping snow 
today&nbsp;with a current temperature of around -4° at Thredbo AWS and -1° at 
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I also noticed Cooma's dramatic drop in temperature this morning. Would
it have snowed there? 1 degree is cold enough for it to snow!
Here at my place in North Katoomba (Blue Mountains NSW) there have been
gale force winds all day, the strongest I believe this season. The
temperature got quiet mild today, around 9 or 10 degrees but now at 2 pm
the temperature has dropped dramatically to 5 degrees as the dark clouds
roll in & the rain starts to fall. We need the rain first so the
temperature then drops, making way for snow tonight PLEASE PLEASE
PLEASE!

All Katoomba's July maximum & minimum temperatures, rainfall & frost has
been recorded on my web site at:
http://www.geocities.com/katoombaweather/index.html

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From: Simon_Wild at hyder.com.au
Subject: aus-wx: Sydney Wind Speed Increase
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Hello All

I am currently sat in the 13th floor in a building in St Leonards and have
noticed a sudden increase in wind speed over the last half an hour. The
glass is rattling around in the frame at quite a disconcerting manner. Not
sure what speed it is but it's coming from the south. Does this mean we are
due for some bad weather??

Simon

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From: Blair Trewin <blair at atlas.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au>
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Cold in the Southern Tablelands
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> 
> I had a look at the 12:00 obseravations for the AWS's in NSW. I noticed =
> that there had been a sharp drop in temperatures and DP in the last few =
> hours across Southern Tablelands. At Cooma the temperature dropped from =
> 6.5=B0 at 10:00 to 1.0=B0 at 11:00. The temperature rose slightly again =
> to 3.2=B0. There has been a total of 4.6 mm of rain since 9am. With =
> temps as low as they it makes me wonder how much of that 4.6 mm fall as =
> snow or sleet.

Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to 1400),
not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's 
been hovering around 2-4 all day.

Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!

Blair
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It is rare for it to actually snow in Cooma itself.  It has been -10 in town
and no snow. (Lovely outside with no shoes on!!!!!) There was an explanation
as to why previously, I think it is due to the protection of the surrounding
landscape.

Very strong winds in Cessnock as well.  Has been for two days now.

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> I also noticed Cooma's dramatic drop in temperature this morning. Would
> it have snowed there? 1 degree is cold enough for it to snow!
> Here at my place in North Katoomba (Blue Mountains NSW) there have been
> gale force winds all day, the strongest I believe this season. The
> temperature got quiet mild today, around 9 or 10 degrees but now at 2 pm
> the temperature has dropped dramatically to 5 degrees as the dark clouds
> roll in & the rain starts to fall. We need the rain first so the
> temperature then drops, making way for snow tonight PLEASE PLEASE
> PLEASE!
>
> All Katoomba's July maximum & minimum temperatures, rainfall & frost has
> been recorded on my web site at:
> http://www.geocities.com/katoombaweather/index.html
>
> Damian
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Just saw a peice of building fly off from about the 10th floor. Narrowly
missed cars and people as it landed on a road nearby, good view from up
here.

So whats causing the wind speed increase?

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Hi All

Currently at the Warringah Pittwater (Terrey Hills, Northern Beaches, Sydney) Emergency Control Centre the wind is 38kph gusting to 57kph from the SW. The guys building our new Fire Spotting tower are currently at the 40m mark and do you think they are having fun !! not



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From: Blair Trewin <blair at atlas.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au>
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> 
> It is rare for it to actually snow in Cooma itself.  It has been -10 in town
> and no snow. (Lovely outside with no shoes on!!!!!) There was an explanation
> as to why previously, I think it is due to the protection of the surrounding
> landscape.
> 

Agree with you on the rarity of snow in Cooma (it's in a massive 
rainshadow - the mean July rainfall is lower than it is anywhere else in
NSW east of Bourke), but the AWS data shows precipitation during the
period when it dropped to 1.0. Bear in mind that the airport AWS 
is ~100 metres higher than the town, which can make a difference in
a marginal snow situation.

Snow has been reported in Jindabyne on the ski.com.au forum.

Blair
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From: "John Woodbridge" <jrw at pixelcom.net>
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Hi All,

Quite a few new faces on here recently :) welcome all!

The BoM have current obs at http://www.bom.gov.au/products/IDN65066.shtml
which is a good place to check out local happenings.  The winds are being
generated by the pressure gradient between a deep low South of Tassie (with
associated frontal passage) and the arrival of new High in the Bight.

Wouldn't catch me 40m up a tower atm (& probably not at any time!)

John
>snip

Hi All

Currently at the Warringah Pittwater (Terrey Hills, Northern Beaches,
Sydney) Emergency Control Centre the wind is 38kph gusting to 57kph from the
SW. The guys building our new Fire Spotting tower are currently at the 40m
mark and do you think they are having fun !! not

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Gday simonj i believe its a frontal system its semi strong some trees down i
heard on scanner its not that gooda wind :()
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>
> Just saw a peice of building fly off from about the 10th floor. Narrowly
> missed cars and people as it landed on a road nearby, good view from up
> here.
>
> So whats causing the wind speed increase?
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From: "Carolyn" <carolyn at netcentral.com.au>
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Blair,
Airport is 25km from Cooma itself.  Hence the differences.

Carolyn
>
> Agree with you on the rarity of snow in Cooma (it's in a massive
> rainshadow - the mean July rainfall is lower than it is anywhere else in
> NSW east of Bourke), but the AWS data shows precipitation during the
> period when it dropped to 1.0. Bear in mind that the airport AWS
> is ~100 metres higher than the town, which can make a difference in
> a marginal snow situation.
>
> Snow has been reported in Jindabyne on the ski.com.au forum.
>
> Blair
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Winds suddenly went from near calm to 25/30kn gusts at 14:14 precisely
at Clemtpon Park.  The last hour has been constantly gusty from the
SW.
Spot winds from the pilots on sydney approach:
7000ft, multiple small balloons !!!  Apparently got loose from a child
!!!
6000ft/260/40kn
5000ft/255/45kn
Tower, (120.5Mhz) 15:48pm, RW25 Wind 235/245 25/35kn Temp 14


Latest TAF YSSY
05:38 UTC, 01/08/2001
TAF AMD YSSY 010536Z 0606 24020G35KT 9999 -SHRA SCT050 SCT150
FM07 19020G35KT 9999 -SHRA SCT030 SCT100
FM13 22015KT 9999 FEW030 SCT050
FM19 29007KT 9999 FEW030 SCT050
FM01 16007KT 9999 FEW040
FM06 MOD TURB BLW 5000FT TILL 13
T 13 11 09 08 Q 1012 1014 1017 1018

Latest Area 21
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/reg/area21_arf.shtml
03:41 UTC, 01/08/2001
AMEND AREA FORECAST 010400 TO 011700 AREA 21

AMD OVERVIEW:
SIGMET CURRENT FOR OCCASIONAL SEVERE TURBULENCE BELOW 10000 RANGES AND
EAST SOUTH OF ABOUT 34S BUT IS EXPECTED TO CEASE BY 08Z. TROUGH IN
LOWER LEVELS IS NEAR NOWRA/CANBERRA AT 04Z, EXPECTED TO NEAR SYDNEY
BATHURST BY 08Z. PATCHY RAIN EAST OF TROUGH. ISOLATED SHOWERS WEST OF
TROUGH, CHIEFLY IN S, FALLING AS SNOW RANGES ABOVE 1000M. AREAS OF LOW
CLOUD WITH DRIZZLE DEVELOPING W SLOPES.  

SUBDIVISIONS:
A: E OF TROUGH
B: W OF TROUGH

WIND:
2000    5000    7000     10000        14000        18500   
A:300/35  290/40  280/40   280/55 MS03  280/55 MS09  280/60 MS17
B:240/25  250/35  260/30   260/35 MS06  270/45 MS13  280/55 MS21

AMD CLOUD:
BKN ST 1500/2500 W SLOPES, BKN ST 3000/4500 S RANGES WITH SH/SN.
BKN CU 2500/8000 SEA/COAST.
BKN CU 3000/8000 RANGES/SLOPES. 
BKN ACAS ABOVE 10000 E OF THE TROUGH. 

AMD WEATHER:
PATCHY RA/SHRA, SN, DZ

AMD VISIBILITY:
5000M RA/SHRA, 3000M DZ/SN

AMD FREEZING LEVEL:
A:6000 B:4500

AMD ICING:
MOD IN CU TOPS AND ACAS

TURBULENCE:  
OCNL SEV BELOW 10000 RANGES/EAST [SEE SIGMET]. MOD BELOW 8000 REST OF
RANGES/COAST. MOD IN CU/AC.

CRITICAL LOCATIONS: [CLOUD ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL]
MT VICTORIA: 9999 -SHRA BKN CU 5000  
BOWRAL: 9999 -SHRA BKN CU 5000
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From: davidkc at advanceenergy.com.au
Subject: aus-wx: Snow In Oberon
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HI All..

Just had report from staff in Oberon that snow is falling, also at
Shooters Hill.Has been snowing since 3pm. . Appar temp is very cold now..

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Winds suddenly went from near calm to 25/30kn gusts at 14:14 precisely
at Clemtpon Park.  The last hour has been constantly gusty from the
SW.
Spot winds from the pilots on sydney approach:
7000ft, multiple small balloons !!!  Apparently got loose from a child
!!!
6000ft/260/40kn
5000ft/255/45kn
Tower, (120.5Mhz) 15:48pm, RW25 Wind 235/245 25/35kn Temp 14


Latest TAF YSSY
05:38 UTC, 01/08/2001
TAF AMD YSSY 010536Z 0606 24020G35KT 9999 -SHRA SCT050 SCT150
FM07 19020G35KT 9999 -SHRA SCT030 SCT100
FM13 22015KT 9999 FEW030 SCT050
FM19 29007KT 9999 FEW030 SCT050
FM01 16007KT 9999 FEW040
FM06 MOD TURB BLW 5000FT TILL 13
T 13 11 09 08 Q 1012 1014 1017 1018

Latest Area 21
http://www.bom.gov.au/products/reg/area21_arf.shtml
03:41 UTC, 01/08/2001
AMEND AREA FORECAST 010400 TO 011700 AREA 21

AMD OVERVIEW:
SIGMET CURRENT FOR OCCASIONAL SEVERE TURBULENCE BELOW 10000 RANGES AND
EAST SOUTH OF ABOUT 34S BUT IS EXPECTED TO CEASE BY 08Z. TROUGH IN
LOWER LEVELS IS NEAR NOWRA/CANBERRA AT 04Z, EXPECTED TO NEAR SYDNEY
BATHURST BY 08Z. PATCHY RAIN EAST OF TROUGH. ISOLATED SHOWERS WEST OF
TROUGH, CHIEFLY IN S, FALLING AS SNOW RANGES ABOVE 1000M. AREAS OF LOW
CLOUD WITH DRIZZLE DEVELOPING W SLOPES.  

SUBDIVISIONS:
A: E OF TROUGH
B: W OF TROUGH

WIND:
2000    5000    7000     10000        14000        18500   
A:300/35  290/40  280/40   280/55 MS03  280/55 MS09  280/60 MS17
B:240/25  250/35  260/30   260/35 MS06  270/45 MS13  280/55 MS21

AMD CLOUD:
BKN ST 1500/2500 W SLOPES, BKN ST 3000/4500 S RANGES WITH SH/SN.
BKN CU 2500/8000 SEA/COAST.
BKN CU 3000/8000 RANGES/SLOPES. 
BKN ACAS ABOVE 10000 E OF THE TROUGH. 

AMD WEATHER:
PATCHY RA/SHRA, SN, DZ

AMD VISIBILITY:
5000M RA/SHRA, 3000M DZ/SN

AMD FREEZING LEVEL:
A:6000 B:4500

AMD ICING:
MOD IN CU TOPS AND ACAS

TURBULENCE:  
OCNL SEV BELOW 10000 RANGES/EAST [SEE SIGMET]. MOD BELOW 8000 REST OF
RANGES/COAST. MOD IN CU/AC.

CRITICAL LOCATIONS: [CLOUD ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL]
MT VICTORIA: 9999 -SHRA BKN CU 5000  
BOWRAL: 9999 -SHRA BKN CU 5000

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I thought it was it was very much like one it was oocumpanyed by a rainbow
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From: "Bussie" <bussie at netc.net.au>
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Heard on the radio at 8.30 this morning that snow was falling at Falls creek
(Vic) at the rate of 3cm an hour. Haven't had a look at any figures so don't
know if that is correct or not.
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Um. Stronger winds!
Sorry, (un)humour at work. Where are you Simon. I've had a windy day here as
well with the max gust at 50 kmh from the SW at 2.26pm and a massive dump of
point 6 mm of rain. Currently the wind has died right off in the last hour
or so and is running at about 5kmh from WNW.
Bussie (Rutherglen NE Victoria)
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>
> Just saw a peice of building fly off from about the 10th floor. Narrowly
> missed cars and people as it landed on a road nearby, good view from up
> here.
>
> So whats causing the wind speed increase?
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If you reciever an email from me containg the following, delete it. It
aparently has a virus

Time:  1-8-2001 20:55.53
Subject: Photographer
From: acole at flexi.net.au
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Sorry for the trouble

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Actually, please ignore all emails sent from me for today

Seems i have got a virus that changes it's attachment and subject line



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Adam, problem is this virus acts like a worm and changes with each email it
sends........so it could be something different to the next
person....sorry...

Carolyn
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> If you reciever an email from me containg the following, delete it. It
> aparently has a virus
>
> Time:  1-8-2001 20:55.53
> Subject: Photographer
> From: acole at flexi.net.au
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>
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>
>
> Sorry for the trouble
>
> Adam
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Date: Wed, 01 Aug 2001 14:21:40 +1000
From: Andrew Miskelly <amiskelly at ozemail.com.au>
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Damian,

Unfortunately I think the temps will rise with the passing of the front.
There doesn't seem to be any persisting cold air with this one.
Temperatures are already slowly recovering in Cooma, Bathurst, Orange
and Goulburn where they also fell very steeply with the front.

Winds gusting out to 35-40 Kts here in Wollongong now...

Andrew.


Tony & Damian wrote:
> 
> I also noticed Cooma's dramatic drop in temperature this morning. Would
> it have snowed there? 1 degree is cold enough for it to snow!
> Here at my place in North Katoomba (Blue Mountains NSW) there have been
> gale force winds all day, the strongest I believe this season. The
> temperature got quiet mild today, around 9 or 10 degrees but now at 2 pm
> the temperature has dropped dramatically to 5 degrees as the dark clouds
> roll in & the rain starts to fall. We need the rain first so the
> temperature then drops, making way for snow tonight PLEASE PLEASE
> PLEASE!
> 
> All Katoomba's July maximum & minimum temperatures, rainfall & frost has
> been recorded on my web site at:
> http://www.geocities.com/katoombaweather/index.html
> 
> Damian
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: OFF TOPIC VIRUS ALLERT
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Hi guys

Yes I too have been infected with this worm as has a number of JCU students
in Townsville. It is a real pain in the ass. Just please make sure you have
some updated virus software (i.e Norton, etc) running when opening your
attachments/emails. Also try to avoid using Outlook to view emails as the
Sircam worm was developed to target Microsoft applications and utilises the
gaping holes in the program code of Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Explorer to
its advantage (A big drawback for Microsoft's user friendliness)

I have an exe file that the uni sent me and I can send to anyone who has
been infected with the virus to delete it from your system in case your
virus software won't do it. Please email me privately and I will send it out
to you along with instructions. The virus will continue to effect your
system/email until it is deleted/removed. I learnt that the hard way.

CHEERS: Chris Nitso


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> Adam, problem is this virus acts like a worm and changes with each email
it
> sends........so it could be something different to the next
> person....sorry...
>
> Carolyn
> ----- Original Message -----
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>
>
> > If you reciever an email from me containg the following, delete it. It
> > aparently has a virus
> >
> > Time:  1-8-2001 20:55.53
> > Subject: Photographer
> > From: acole at flexi.net.au
> > To: auslig at auslig.gov.au
> >
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> >
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> > Encoding: Base64
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> >
> >
> > Sorry for the trouble
> >
> > Adam
> >
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From: Blair Trewin <blair at atlas.earthsci.unimelb.edu.au>
Subject: aus-wx: August record low at Cowra
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A new August record minimum of -6.9 was set this morning at
Cowra Airport. This is their third lowest minimum on record 
(following -8.0 on 27/7/1994 and -7.0 on 27/7/1986) for any month.

One of the site's nearest neighbours, Young, got -5, so I think it's
probably a valid observation.

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HI..

On my Wm 918 weather station in Bathurst i also recorded -6.9..   very nice
cold frost this morning.

AWS at Bathurst Airport states -4.5..  My house is a good few hundred feet
lower than Bx Airport......


Dave

Bathurst.


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A new August record minimum of -6.9 was set this morning at
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(following -8.0 on 27/7/1994 and -7.0 on 27/7/1986) for any month.

One of the site's nearest neighbours, Young, got -5, so I think it's
probably a valid observation.

Blair
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Subject: aus-wx: A mild June/July in SE Australia
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It will come as no surprise to snow-watchers that June and July
have been abnormally mild in parts of SE Australia; whilst June 2001
was generally somewhat cooler than June 1957 and 1991, and July 2001
cooler than July 1975, the combined two-month means were notably
high in both Melbourne and Sydney.

For the two-month period:

Melbourne	max 15.2 (equal 4th; record 15.5 in 1957)
		min 8.8 (highest on record; previously 8.7, 1991)
		mean 12.0 (highest on record; previously 11.9, 1991)

Sydney		max 18.7 (2nd; highest 18.8, 1921)
		min 9.9 (nothing too exceptional)
		mean 14.3 (2nd; highest 14.5, 1988)

In addition, Hobart did not have any sub-10 degree days in July
(although it did get one yesterday!). This is only the second such 
July (after 1930).

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 More than 150 Country Energy field staff braved the gale-force winds which 
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Hi all,

I think for those who haven't seen this link and don't mind stories of 
storm chasing, this article on the May 3 outbreak is a very humble and 
informative one

http://www.icflorida.com/shared/weather/tornadotracker/okc/index.html

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Perry Drive - 13 mm in 30 minutes at 4.20 pm. Where's Perry Drive AWs - 
somewhere in western Coffs I think??
Cheers,
don W

David Sercombe wrote:

> Hi everyone!
> 
> Just a quick note on the storm close to Coffs yesterday (Fri) afternoon.
> 
> I had just come home from school and looked out to the west (ie towards 
> Dorrigo) and saw a very suspect looking cloud there. I couldn't identify 
> it as a storm just yet but I thought i'd keep an eye on it.
> 
> Anyway, five min's later, there was a rumble of thunder! A quick look 
> out to the west again, showing a relatively menacing wall of rain coming 
> towards Coffs. Then took a look at the radar over the next 30 mins, 
> showed the storm turning in a NE direction, and heading towards 
> Woolgoolga (approx 20km North of Coffs). During this time, there was 
> pink almost all the time, and in one frame, a spot of red. (that would 
> explain the hail that Ian Isles got)
> 
> At my place, we only got 1.5 mm from it. I also talked to my father when 
> he came home and he told me he was talking to a fellow (at a place 
> halfway between Coffs and Woolgoolga) and he said it was absolutely 
> pouring where he was!
> 
> But the storm was so featureless, that there was no point in taking photos!
> 
> Anyway, enough from me,
> 
> David Sercombe,
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> I am currently sat in the 13th floor in a building in St Leonards and have
> noticed a sudden increase in wind speed over the last half an hour. The
> glass is rattling around in the frame at quite a disconcerting manner. Not
> sure what speed it is but it's coming from the south. Does this
> mean we are
> due for some bad weather??

Just stepped outside (Kingsgrove) and was quite surprised at how much it had
picked up... It does "feel" stormy, but I'm still not used to how weather
works here in Sydney...

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I was watching the ABC news the other day and noticed the new satellite 
animation and the synoptic animation. ITs still not as good as Channel 9's 
Today program of a morning but.

I reckon they (abc) could include a time for each frame in both animations.

I actually rely on these presentations when i'm away from the net for a few 
days.

enough from me,

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Hi midlats.
At last things are looking better for Victoria and Tasmania over the next
few weeks with what seems to be a pending procession of fronts troughs and
cold air outbreaks!. An interesting and unusual prognostic chart from the
Mel BOM showing a developing high over the southern Bight area with lows
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Hi David.
I agree, the new ABC presentation was much better , however I was watching
the ch 9 animation the other morning and noticed that they were cheating by
occasionally inserting the 'same  frame' on at least 3 occasions, possibly
using this process to overcome a missing frame. regards Clyve H.
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> I was watching the ABC news the other day and noticed the new satellite
> animation and the synoptic animation. ITs still not as good as Channel 9's
> Today program of a morning but.
>
> I reckon they (abc) could include a time for each frame in both
animations.
>
> I actually rely on these presentations when i'm away from the net for a
few
> days.
>
> enough from me,
>
> David Sercombe
> Coffs Harbour NSW
>
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Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).

Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No visible
snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.

It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past few
years that have yielded snow at Robertson.

Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.

Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll publish
tonight or tomorrow.

Michael





> Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
1400),
> not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> been hovering around 2-4 all day.
>
> Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
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I really like the new presentation. The ABC weather graphics are now
excellent, not before time too.

Michael




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> I was watching the ABC news the other day and noticed the new satellite
> animation and the synoptic animation. ITs still not as good as Channel 9's
> Today program of a morning but.
>
> I reckon they (abc) could include a time for each frame in both
animations.
>
> I actually rely on these presentations when i'm away from the net for a
few
> days.
>
> enough from me,
>
> David Sercombe
> Coffs Harbour NSW
>
>
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Pressure has started to drop in Melbourne - was 1024hPa this morning & is
now 1021hPa with a strengthening NE wind.....even the air feels different.

The sky also took on quite a vibrant blue colour today!! - much brighter &
more dense a blue than it has been for the past few months - maybe this is
the change to a 'spring sky' that I normally notice in August?

Jane
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Hi midlats.
At last things are looking better for Victoria and Tasmania over the next
few weeks with what seems to be a pending procession of fronts troughs and
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Michael,

Do you mean that there is no water in the lake at all???????  The last time
I remember that was during the early '90s when there wasn't any green grass
either - just a lot of flyblown sheep wandering amongst the
fenceposts.....and then by '96 (I think it was), it was back to lapping at
the road.

Talking of cold - the coldest place (as far as wind chill & 'dampness' go )
I have ever been was on a sleety winter day in St Marys in Sydney's western
suburbs in the early 90's...Canberra never seemed that cold even on nights
of -9C!!

Jane
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Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).

Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No visible
snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.

It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past few
years that have yielded snow at Robertson.

Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.

Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll publish
tonight or tomorrow.

Michael





> Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
1400),
> not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> been hovering around 2-4 all day.
>
> Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
>
> Blair
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Not any I could see, bone dry. I suppose by summer that the Lake will indeed
become a dustbowl.

Michael



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> Michael,
>
> Do you mean that there is no water in the lake at all???????  The last
time
> I remember that was during the early '90s when there wasn't any green
grass
> either - just a lot of flyblown sheep wandering amongst the
> fenceposts.....and then by '96 (I think it was), it was back to lapping at
> the road.
>
> Talking of cold - the coldest place (as far as wind chill & 'dampness'
go )
> I have ever been was on a sleety winter day in St Marys in Sydney's
western
> suburbs in the early 90's...Canberra never seemed that cold even on nights
> of -9C!!
>
> Jane
> ---------------------------------------
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> cadence at stormchasers.au.com
>
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> http://www.stormchasers.au.com
>
> ASWA - Victoria
> http://www.severeweather.asn.au
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>
>
> Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).
>
> Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No visible
> snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.
>
> It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past few
> years that have yielded snow at Robertson.
>
> Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.
>
> Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll
publish
> tonight or tomorrow.
>
> Michael
>
>
>
>
>
> > Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
> 1400),
> > not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> > been hovering around 2-4 all day.
> >
> > Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
> >
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Cold in the Southern Tablelands
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 18:13:25 +1000
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Hi all.
I have heard some strange stories about Lake George in regards to something
shifty about people disappearing and the sudden appearance of water etc. not
a place to chase in a pending flash flood.Clyve H.
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> Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).
>
> Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No visible
> snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.
>
> It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past few
> years that have yielded snow at Robertson.
>
> Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.
>
> Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll
publish
> tonight or tomorrow.
>
> Michael
>
>
>
>
>
> > Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
> 1400),
> > not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> > been hovering around 2-4 all day.
> >
> > Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
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Subject: aus-wx: Odd baroclinic leaf SA.
Date: Fri, 3 Aug 2001 18:20:16 +1000
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Hi cyclogenestiks.
A rather odd looking' half 'of a baroclinic leaf moving across the Eyre
Peninsular SA at the moment. A rather striking eastern edge to it . regards
Clyve H.

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This article appeared in the Sydney Morning Hearld - I think most of you
will recognise the heads (scroll down the bottom if you don't)<g>  It's
entitled "Why the weather always wins"

http://www.smh.com.au/news/0108/03/national/national22.html

More of Nick Moir's photos can be seen at
http://www.oculi.com.au/stories/stories.asp?id=11

(Anthony Cornelius (Qld) on the left & Jimmy Deguara (NSW) on the
right.)


Thanks to Michael Bath for finding the article.

Jane

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ASWA - Victoria
http://www.severeweather.asn.au
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On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, clyve herbert wrote:

> Hi cyclogenestiks.
> A rather odd looking' half 'of a baroclinic leaf moving across the Eyre
> Peninsular SA at the moment. A rather striking eastern edge to it . regards
> Clyve H.
> 

http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/14_33978ql.jpg

shows a little cyclonic vortex on the northern edge of it at 7:14pm EST.
An earlier picture:

http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/M16_4453ql.jpg

shows the nice situation from 4:12pm EST.

Vortex is also here:
http://www.marine.csiro.au/~lband/weather/SA24170.gif

I'm not quite sure how this cloud has developed.  I mean there doesn't
seem to be anything obvious in the charts at 500hPa, 250hPa.


Cheers

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The new graphics on the ABC are provided by The Weather Co.

Paul.

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I really like the new presentation. The ABC weather graphics are now
excellent, not before time too.

Michael




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> I was watching the ABC news the other day and noticed the new satellite
> animation and the synoptic animation. ITs still not as good as Channel 9's
> Today program of a morning but.
>
> I reckon they (abc) could include a time for each frame in both
animations.
>
> I actually rely on these presentations when i'm away from the net for a
few
> days.
>
> enough from me,
>
> David Sercombe
> Coffs Harbour NSW
>
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From: "Ben Quinn" <benquinn at optushome.com.au>
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Hi Clyve, Robert

You're not wrong about that leading edge Clyve - this 1km res sat pic (taken
around 3pm) shows it well

http://www.bsch.au.com/temp/baroclinic_leaf.jpg



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> On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, clyve herbert wrote:
>
> > Hi cyclogenestiks.
> > A rather odd looking' half 'of a baroclinic leaf moving across the Eyre
> > Peninsular SA at the moment. A rather striking eastern edge to it .
regards
> > Clyve H.
> >
>
> http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/14_33978ql.jpg
>
> shows a little cyclonic vortex on the northern edge of it at 7:14pm EST.
> An earlier picture:
>
> http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/M16_4453ql.jpg
>
> shows the nice situation from 4:12pm EST.
>
> Vortex is also here:
> http://www.marine.csiro.au/~lband/weather/SA24170.gif
>
> I'm not quite sure how this cloud has developed.  I mean there doesn't
> seem to be anything obvious in the charts at 500hPa, 250hPa.
>
>
> Cheers
>
> --
>
> Robert A. Goler
>
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> Monash University
> Clayton, Vic 3800
> Australia
>
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Hi Paul,

I was discussing this with Geoff that it was the Weather Company. You beat 
me to it.

Jimmy Deguara

At 08:28 PM 3/08/01 +0930, you wrote:
>The new graphics on the ABC are provided by The Weather Co.
>
>Paul.
>
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>I really like the new presentation. The ABC weather graphics are now
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>
>Michael
>
>
>
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>
>
> > I was watching the ABC news the other day and noticed the new satellite
> > animation and the synoptic animation. ITs still not as good as Channel 9's
> > Today program of a morning but.
> >
> > I reckon they (abc) could include a time for each frame in both
>animations.
> >
> > I actually rely on these presentations when i'm away from the net for a
>few
> > days.
> >
> > enough from me,
> >
> > David Sercombe
> > Coffs Harbour NSW
> >
> >
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I have always wondered why a developing baroclonical situation is refered
to as a "Baroclonic Leaf" ?
Why the word "Leaf"
Does anyone know the origin of this

 

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I have noticed that Lake George has been dry even during wet periods. They
do say it is mystery lake in that no one knows for sure where the water
comes from and where it goes.
I drove past Lake George in early February and then again late February this
year. The first time I drove past it was bone dry, but the second time,
which was only a few weeks later, water could be seen in the far distance.

-Tim

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Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 6:13 PM
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> Hi all.
> I have heard some strange stories about Lake George in regards to
something
> shifty about people disappearing and the sudden appearance of water etc.
not
> a place to chase in a pending flash flood.Clyve H.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Michael Thompson <michaelt at ozemail.com.au>
> To: <aussie-weather at world.std.com>
> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 4:54 PM
> Subject: Re: aus-wx: Cold in the Southern Tablelands
>
>
> > Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).
> >
> > Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No
visible
> > snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.
> >
> > It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past
few
> > years that have yielded snow at Robertson.
> >
> > Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.
> >
> > Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll
> publish
> > tonight or tomorrow.
> >
> > Michael
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
> > 1400),
> > > not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> > > been hovering around 2-4 all day.
> > >
> > > Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
> > >
> > > Blair
> > >
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I've put a high (1km) resolution false colour image of the main cloud area
at http://www.australianweathernews.com/temp/200108030520_falsecolour.jpg
and a thermal image at
http://www.australianweathernews.com/temp/200108030520_temperature.jpg.
They're about 450k each, and are at 15.32EST.

It has some intriguing leaf-like features and very sharp discontinuities
that are hard to explain, especially the "map of NSW" shaped feature over
the Nullarbor Plain and the long but very narrow clear slot to its south.

In the thermal image, red=~30 degrees, yellow=~20, green=~10, white=~0,
light blue=~-7, medium blue=~-14, dark blue=~-20 and purple=~-30.

Laurier


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>
>
> On Fri, 3 Aug 2001, clyve herbert wrote:
>
> > Hi cyclogenestiks.
> > A rather odd looking' half 'of a baroclinic leaf moving across the Eyre
> > Peninsular SA at the moment. A rather striking eastern edge to
> it . regards
> > Clyve H.
> >
>
> http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/14_33978ql.jpg
>
> shows a little cyclonic vortex on the northern edge of it at 7:14pm EST.
> An earlier picture:
>
> http://www.rss.dola.wa.gov.au/noaaql/2001/AUG/03/M16_4453ql.jpg
>
> shows the nice situation from 4:12pm EST.
>
> Vortex is also here:
> http://www.marine.csiro.au/~lband/weather/SA24170.gif
>
> I'm not quite sure how this cloud has developed.  I mean there doesn't
> seem to be anything obvious in the charts at 500hPa, 250hPa.
>
>
> Cheers
>
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From: "Jane ONeill" <cadence at stormchasers.au.com>
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Subject: aus-wx: Poss TS for SA
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 08:32:24 +1000
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AMEND AREA FORECAST 032040 TO 041100 AREA 50

Morning all,

From the SA Aviation forecast (valid between 0640CST to 2100CST) - an
interesting snippet for you below:-

ISOLATED SHOWERS INCREASING TO SCATTERED SOUTH OF PORT LINCOLN TO
BORDERTOWN BETWEEN 04Z AND 11Z.
ISOLATED HIGH BASED THUNDERSTORMS SOUTH OF PORT LINCOLN TO BORDERTOWN
FROM 04Z.
LOCAL DUST HAZE BELOW 2000 FT FROM 01Z TILL 08Z.

For the area SOUTH OF PORT LINCOLN TO BORDERTOWN. ISOL CB 7000/25000
FROM 04 (1400CST).

There is no mention of this in the public forecasts for SA.

Jane

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From: "Jane ONeill" <cadence at stormchasers.au.com>
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Odd baroclinic leaf SA.
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I've collected all the satpics & analyses that I can find of this (18
images so far from 3pm yesterday till this morning) & made a thumbnail
summary page at http://www.stormchasers.au.com/03_08_01.htm

Thanks to Ben Quinn, Laurier Williams & Robert Goler who have provided
some of the images that are linked there.

Jane

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From: "Nick Sykes" <nicksykes at iprimus.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: SMS Contact list Update
Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 10:45:15 +1000
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Hey People

I have update the SMS contact list to include a page where you can enter
your chase details., it is linked from the main SMS contact list page
http://home.iprimus.com.au/nicksykes/smscontactindex.htm  Just click on the
"Chase Details" image. You will be taken to a forum where you can post your
chase details. At the end of each day, about 10pm, an SMS will be sent to
all the people on the contact list informing them of your intentions to
chase. They will be then be able to go to the page and view your chase
details (ie where you are chasing, time, what info you want etc). If you are
doing a spare of the moment chase, just use your 1rstwap contact list to
send a mass SMS to all the contact group members telling them you are
chasing (you need the downloaded program to do this) or do it individualy
with the web based system, then go add your chase details to the forum if
you wish.

There are now 12 chasers signed up to the list :)  The more the better so if
you haven't signed up go for it.

To sign up to list goto
http://home.iprimus.com.au/nicksykes/smscontactindex.htm  or goto
www.vicstorms.com and click on the SMS button at the top of the page.

In the near future mobile coverage maps will be added.

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From: "Peter Matters" <pkmatters at bigpond.com.au>
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Nick,
     My phone doesnt support SMS:-(((
Cheers Peter

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Hey People

I have update the SMS contact list to include a page where you can enter
your chase details., it is linked from the main SMS contact list page
http://home.iprimus.com.au/nicksykes/smscontactindex.htm  Just click on the
"Chase Details" image. You will be taken to a forum where you can post your
chase details. At the end of each day, about 10pm, an SMS will be sent to
all the people on the contact list informing them of your intentions to
chase. They will be then be able to go to the page and view your chase
details (ie where you are chasing, time, what info you want etc). If you are
doing a spare of the moment chase, just use your 1rstwap contact list to
send a mass SMS to all the contact group members telling them you are
chasing (you need the downloaded program to do this) or do it individualy
with the web based system, then go add your chase details to the forum if
you wish.

There are now 12 chasers signed up to the list :)  The more the better so if
you haven't signed up go for it.

To sign up to list goto
http://home.iprimus.com.au/nicksykes/smscontactindex.htm  or goto
www.vicstorms.com and click on the SMS button at the top of the page.

In the near future mobile coverage maps will be added.

Any comments, suggestions welcome.

Nick Sykes



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From: "clyve herbert" <mesof5 at iprimus.com.au>
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Date: Sat, 4 Aug 2001 10:58:52 +1000
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Hi John.
The word Baroclinic 'Leaf'' is a descriptive attempt at a visual sense of
observation (from sat pics), on some occasions looking not unlike a leaf on
the ground this type of  medium to large scale mainly mid and upper level
cloud is often associated with impending cyclogenisis (not necessary
nearby). A marked increase in the mid and upper flow is linked to a
strengthening of the jet stream,on occasions such cloud bands can extend for
thousands of kilometres and can produce widespread areas of rain.A good deal
of precipitation over the interior of Australia is associated with strong
baroclinic situations. You could write an encyclopaedia on this subject if
you were that way inclined, the development of a Baroclinic leaf cloud
(sometimes not looking like a leaf at all) is a good forecasting tool for
impending low pressure development....lots more! regards Clyve Herbert.
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> I have always wondered why a developing baroclonical situation is refered
> to as a "Baroclonic Leaf" ?
> Why the word "Leaf"
> Does anyone know the origin of this
>
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>
> JohnGaul
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Hi all,

Speaking of the coming spring, I spent this afternoon fishing up at Lake
Eildon (and for those fisho's out there is was dead quiet) and managed to
score an awesome suntan (despite the temperature not getting above 13C).
The sun is starting to get some proper warmth in it - it was glorious.

Regards,

Andrew McDonald

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> Pressure has started to drop in Melbourne - was 1024hPa this morning & is
> now 1021hPa with a strengthening NE wind.....even the air feels different.
>
> The sky also took on quite a vibrant blue colour today!! - much brighter &
> more dense a blue than it has been for the past few months - maybe this is
> the change to a 'spring sky' that I normally notice in August?
>
> Jane
> ---------------------------------------
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> ASWA - Victoria
> http://www.severeweather.asn.au
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>
>
> Hi midlats.
> At last things are looking better for Victoria and Tasmania over the next
> few weeks with what seems to be a pending procession of fronts troughs and
> cold air outbreaks!. An interesting and unusual prognostic chart from the
> Mel BOM showing a developing high over the southern Bight area with lows
> 'piggy backing' across the top, its about time best wishes Clyve Herbert.
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Hi all

I've made a few plots using AVN data at 600hPa showing the wind
field and absolute vorticity which shows the atmospheric structure
associated with the cloud:

http://www.maths.monash.edu.au/~robert/Weather/2001_08_03/today.html


Cheers

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<x-flowed>
Feels a lot like a spring day here in Adelaide with a sunny start and now 
some middle level cloud has developed.  Very thick in some areas with some 
rain visible off the coast, obviously very isolated though.  A bit windy too 
which is good for a change.  Interesting to note that BOM here has gone as 
far to lable the air just to the west as unstable which is good, they don't 
often metion unstable air masses in their notes especially note when they 
are from the north in WINTER!  Anyone know how unstable the air is?  Not 
heaps of moisture around so that is always a problem but it would be good if 
we could get at least one heavy shower, but more likely just a trace of 
rain.  Tmorrow looks ok with the second front in the morning, interesting to 
see if the showers hang around until the Showdown starts at fotty park.  I 
remember a few very wet showdowns a few years ago.  It's just started to 
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From: "Michael Thompson" <michaelt at ozemail.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Pictures of Lake George - dry !!
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I have put up some digital pictures of Lake George, including a 180'
panorama at

http://ozthunder.com/temp/temp.htm

also some frost, and a sunset.

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Local radar for Adelaide looks nice with some pink splotches appearing. 
I'm wondering how much (if any) lightning is present?  The lightning
tracker from Weatherzone hasn't updated since 12:13am this morning. I'm
guessing the absence of emails from Adelaideians must mean they're out
checking out the action. Or judging by SG's last email, perhaps the emails
have been delayed somewhere in the system.


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A ridiculous tale I heard many years ago was that when Lake George emptied,
the crater lake at Mount Gambier filled, and vice versa.

Michael






> Hi all.
> I have heard some strange stories about Lake George in regards to
something
> shifty about people disappearing and the sudden appearance of water etc.
not
> a place to chase in a pending flash flood.Clyve H.
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> Sent: Friday, August 03, 2001 4:54 PM
> Subject: Re: aus-wx: Cold in the Southern Tablelands
>
>
> > Was in Canberra from Tuesday night until today ( Friday ).
> >
> > Some light rain on Wednesday but nothing to get excited about. No
visible
> > snow on ranges west of Canberra, which surprised me.
> >
> > It seemed no colder than some rain events in Wollongong over the past
few
> > years that have yielded snow at Robertson.
> >
> > Very heavy frosts Thursday and this morning, frost on roofs , etc.
> >
> > Took some photos of that green paddock called Lake George that I'll
> publish
> > tonight or tomorrow.
> >
> > Michael
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > > Canberra's also dropped from 10.something to 4.6 in the last hour (to
> > 1400),
> > > not enough for snow but certainly pretty chilly, whilst Bombala's
> > > been hovering around 2-4 all day.
> > >
> > > Certainly a nice change from recent weeks!
> > >
> > > Blair
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Excellent panoramic MT. Fab!

:)

Paul.

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I have put up some digital pictures of Lake George, including a 180'
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http://ozthunder.com/temp/temp.htm

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Great work Robert - great educational tool for those who would like to delve
into Baroclinic leaf formation and analysis.

Paul.

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Hi all

I've made a few plots using AVN data at 600hPa showing the wind
field and absolute vorticity which shows the atmospheric structure
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http://www.maths.monash.edu.au/~robert/Weather/2001_08_03/today.html


Cheers

--

Robert A. Goler

Department of Mathematics and Statistics
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Robert & all,

this image is updating regularly...
http://www.theweather.com.au/twc-latest/aus_lightning.jpg

Jane
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> Local radar for Adelaide looks nice with some pink splotches
appearing.
> I'm wondering how much (if any) lightning is present?  The lightning
> tracker from Weatherzone hasn't updated since 12:13am this morning.
I'm
> guessing the absence of emails from Adelaideians must mean they're out
> checking out the action. Or judging by SG's last email, perhaps the
emails
> have been delayed somewhere in the system.
>
>
> Cheers
>
> --
>
> Robert A. Goler
>
> Department of Mathematics and Statistics
> Monash University
> Clayton, Vic 3800
> Australia
>
> ph. +61 3 9905 4424
> email Robert.Goler at maths.monash.edu.au
> http://www.maths.monash.edu.au/~robert/
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From: Tim Eckert <teckert at start.com.au>
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Date: Sat, 04 Aug 2001 22:34:54 +0930
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No lightning evident in Adelaide city with the front, however a small
and short lasting storm was observed in northeastern suburbs with
several CC's and CG's at about 5:30pm. The BOM did update adelaide's
evening forecast for possible thunderstorms but it looks like most
action went through the southern coasts/fleurieu peninsula.

Tim.



Original message from: "Jane ONeill" <cadence at stormchasers.au.com>
>
>Robert & all,
>
>this image is updating regularly...
>http://www.theweather.com.au/twc-latest/aus_lightning.jpg
>
>Jane
>--------------------------------
>Jane ONeill - Melbourne
>cadence at stormchasers.au.com
>
>Melbourne Storm Chasers
>http://www.stormchasers.au.com
>
>ASWA - Victoria
>http://www.severeweather.asn.au
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>
>
>
>> Local radar for Adelaide looks nice with some pink splotches
>appearing.
>> I'm wondering how much (if any) lightning is present?  The
lightning
>> tracker from Weatherzone hasn't updated since 12:13am this morning.
>I'm
>> guessing the absence of emails from Adelaideians must mean they're
out
>> checking out the action. Or judging by SG's last email, perhaps the
>emails
>> have been delayed somewhere in the system.
>>
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> --
>>
>> Robert A. Goler
>>
>> Department of Mathematics and Statistics
>> Monash University
>> Clayton, Vic 3800
>> Australia
>>
>> ph. +61 3 9905 4424
>> email Robert.Goler at maths.monash.edu.au
>> http://www.maths.monash.edu.au/~robert/
>>
>> --
>>
>>
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