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Well, its 1am here and I just got back home from work, and driving in the
fog was pretty amazing. Even on the freeway, on the Narrows Bridge, you
could not see any of the buildings of the city in front of you, not even
the lower parts of the buildings, and anyone that has been to Perth knows
how close the narrows is to the city.

Jacob



At 09:25  27/06/00 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi all a quick email at 21:10 WST about the fog here, it went from just
>forming on the drive to Mac'D's, to 50 M visibility in less than 30 mins
>.... so it formed very quick and this is in the less susuptable areas.
>My mate disco called over just before writing this email well he was
>here when i got back from Mac'D's he had to drive at less than 5 Km/H it
>was that thick and low already ( this in the less prone area's too ).
>Let alone what it is going to be like in the more prone area's... So it
>could make for an intresting morning :):) Fog Pictures here i come.
>
>MJ.
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 02:02:34 +0800
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Hey MJ, Jacob and all :)

I've been looking at the traffic cams around from around Perth tonight and
it shows the fog up very well...check em out
http://trafficam.mrwa.wa.gov.au/selcamera.asp
Also i noticed on the current obs Jandakot had 101% RH
JANDAKOT AIRPORT 27-06-00 23:45 11.1 11.2 ESE Calm Calm 1025.4 101 5.0
JANDAKOT AIRPORT  28-06-00  01:49  12.0  12.2  ESE  8  4  1025.3  101  5.0

Tonight on #weather Greg Spencer (Night_Hawk) said he was watching planes
taking up to 3 atempts to land at Perth Airport hehe not a good time to fly
into Perth :)

JJ
Karratha W.A
http://www.wn.com.au/karrathaweather/

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>
> Well, its 1am here and I just got back home from work, and driving in the
> fog was pretty amazing. Even on the freeway, on the Narrows Bridge, you
> could not see any of the buildings of the city in front of you, not even
> the lower parts of the buildings, and anyone that has been to Perth knows
> how close the narrows is to the city.
>
> Jacob
>
>
>
> At 09:25  27/06/00 +0800, you wrote:
> >Hi all a quick email at 21:10 WST about the fog here, it went from just
> >forming on the drive to Mac'D's, to 50 M visibility in less than 30 mins
> >.... so it formed very quick and this is in the less susuptable areas.
> >My mate disco called over just before writing this email well he was
> >here when i got back from Mac'D's he had to drive at less than 5 Km/H it
> >was that thick and low already ( this in the less prone area's too ).
> >Let alone what it is going to be like in the more prone area's... So it
> >could make for an intresting morning :):) Fog Pictures here i come.
> >
> >MJ.
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Finally got around to uploading some of the 
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Just has a short (4-5 mins) hail storm with thunder. 
Hail size 4-5mm. (2:55p.m.)  As usual the BoM 
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Nice cold pool day here in sodden Adelaide.

Lots of cold CB's, hail and the odd crack of thunder.  Saw it all from my
now favourite lookout on the Para Wirra scarp  at  450m.  Nice.

Unfortunately there was also a 20 car pileup on the SE freeway when the
road iced up.  South Australians just cannot cope with icy conditions!  Now
I've just heard that a truck and car and a motorbike have collided in
nearly the same place.  Oh dear.........

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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:26:26 -0700
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Hi all,

Curiously, the BOM has snow forecast for above 900 metres for Cent.
Tablelands but then they have Katoomba temps for Thursday at 3 to 8 and
showers and Mudgee at 4 to 12 with possible snow...

Hmmm. Strange.

Work that out.

Lindsay Pearce

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From: wbc at ozemail.com.au (Laurier Williams)
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On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:26:26 -0700, Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
wrote:

>Hi all,
>
>Curiously, the BOM has snow forecast for above 900 metres for Cent.
>Tablelands but then they have Katoomba temps for Thursday at 3 to 8 and
>showers and Mudgee at 4 to 12 with possible snow...
>
>Hmmm. Strange.
>
>Work that out.

I wondered about that, too. However, I think the scenario for tomorrow
for the Central Tablelands will be for the front to move through soon
after daybreak, dropping the temperature a few degrees, then for a
progressive cooling as the colder air arrives during the rest of the
day. Hence 3 to 8 is likely, but in the order 8 to 3! 

Most of the models continue to have the coldest air over the Central
Tablelands during Thursday night/early Friday morning, moving it north
up the tablelands during Friday. 

There's a small circulation visible on animated satpix in western Bass
Strait -- it seems to have started late morning and has moved slowly
east to ENE to be NW of King Island at 06z. The current Melbourne
broad radar loop seems to confirm this, with stationary showers south
of Warrnambool but other showers circulating -- including a nice
multicoloured band just about to hit Melbourne. 

Most of the models develop a low somewhere east of Bass Strait or the
NSW South Coast by tomorrow, but they vary considerably in where the
cold pool is going, ranging from NE in a line from ~Adelaide to
~Armidale (EC and US) to E through the Strait or Victoria (GASP,
LAPS). So, where the low develops and how it tracks will be worth
watching. If it tracks across NSW it would definitely enhance
snowfall; likewise a low east of Sydney or the Illawarra coast would
also bring good falls if it develops fast enough to produce precip
while the cold air is still over us.

Laurier

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Hi all,

I have added the funnel pics to my brief report of the funnels in NE NSW on
the 16th June. Check them out here:

http://australiasevereweather.com/storm_news/2000/docs/0006-01.htm

How's that for a 'mini' :)

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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 20:10:14 +1000
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I agree with this, Laurier - the minimum forecast is for tonight - not
really tomorrow. That means that the front will go through and drop the
temp to 3, then in the early morning it might get to 8 and then it will
steadily fall after the usual relative calm in the few hours after the
front.

Sydney's max is 15 but I think this will be at 9AM odd afterwhich it
will be a very interesting day...

Andrew.

Laurier Williams wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:26:26 -0700, Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
> wrote:
> 
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Curiously, the BOM has snow forecast for above 900 metres for Cent.
> >Tablelands but then they have Katoomba temps for Thursday at 3 to 8 and
> >showers and Mudgee at 4 to 12 with possible snow...
> >
> >Hmmm. Strange.
> >
> >Work that out.
> 
> I wondered about that, too. However, I think the scenario for tomorrow
> for the Central Tablelands will be for the front to move through soon
> after daybreak, dropping the temperature a few degrees, then for a
> progressive cooling as the colder air arrives during the rest of the
> day. Hence 3 to 8 is likely, but in the order 8 to 3!
> 
> Most of the models continue to have the coldest air over the Central
> Tablelands during Thursday night/early Friday morning, moving it north
> up the tablelands during Friday.
> 
> There's a small circulation visible on animated satpix in western Bass
> Strait -- it seems to have started late morning and has moved slowly
> east to ENE to be NW of King Island at 06z. The current Melbourne
> broad radar loop seems to confirm this, with stationary showers south
> of Warrnambool but other showers circulating -- including a nice
> multicoloured band just about to hit Melbourne.
> 
> Most of the models develop a low somewhere east of Bass Strait or the
> NSW South Coast by tomorrow, but they vary considerably in where the
> cold pool is going, ranging from NE in a line from ~Adelaide to
> ~Armidale (EC and US) to E through the Strait or Victoria (GASP,
> LAPS). So, where the low develops and how it tracks will be worth
> watching. If it tracks across NSW it would definitely enhance
> snowfall; likewise a low east of Sydney or the Illawarra coast would
> also bring good falls if it develops fast enough to produce precip
> while the cold air is still over us.
> 
> Laurier
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 20:24:44 +1000
From: MSC - Jane ONeill <cadence at rubix.net.au>
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Current aviation forecast for Victoria is starting to look really
interesting!!!!!

 09:33 UTC, 28/06/2000
AREA FORECAST 281100 TO 282300 AREAS 30/32

OVERVIEW:
 ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS/HAIL, MAINLY SEA/COAST OVERNIGHT. SNOW ABOVE
 5000FT DECREASING TO 3500FT FROM W. RAIN ABOUT RANGES. LOW CLOUD 
 ABOUT WINDWARD SLOPES OF RANGES. TROUGH TO W FORECAST CAPE OTWAY/ 
 KERANG 11Z, CAMUS/TOCUMWAL 17Z, CORRYONG/FLINDERS ISLAND 23Z.

The low that was forecast for midweek on the GWS & MSC sites formed
today and at present is somewhere in the lower west-central area of
Victoria (probably just north of Portland), and heading very slowly
ENE.  I've picked up isolated lightning static on the radio.  Mt
Dandenong (~650m) is already cloud wrapped...hmmmm - sleet possible
later!! 

A thunderstorm warning for Melbourne issued at 1724 (5.24pm) for a few
thunderstorms possible this evening. Hail was reported in the western
suburbs by Andrew McDonald's spotter network.

Approx temperatures aloft have dropped in the last 12 hours:

		9pm	9am
850hPa		4C	2C
500hPa		-22C	-24C
300hPa		-51C	-53C

It's going to get interesting!!

Jane

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Melbourne Storm Chasers
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soon to be 
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ASWA - Victoria
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 19:02:38 -0700
From: Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
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Thanks Laurier and Andrew,

That crossed my mind but its good to here it from you guys too, as I was
unsure.

Cheers,


Lindsay Pearce

Laurier Williams wrote:
> 
> On Wed, 28 Jun 2000 15:26:26 -0700, Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
> wrote:
> 
> >Hi all,
> >
> >Curiously, the BOM has snow forecast for above 900 metres for Cent.
> >Tablelands but then they have Katoomba temps for Thursday at 3 to 8 and
> >showers and Mudgee at 4 to 12 with possible snow...
> >
> >Hmmm. Strange.
> >
> >Work that out.
> 
> I wondered about that, too. However, I think the scenario for tomorrow
> for the Central Tablelands will be for the front to move through soon
> after daybreak, dropping the temperature a few degrees, then for a
> progressive cooling as the colder air arrives during the rest of the
> day. Hence 3 to 8 is likely, but in the order 8 to 3!
> 
> Most of the models continue to have the coldest air over the Central
> Tablelands during Thursday night/early Friday morning, moving it north
> up the tablelands during Friday.
> 
> There's a small circulation visible on animated satpix in western Bass
> Strait -- it seems to have started late morning and has moved slowly
> east to ENE to be NW of King Island at 06z. The current Melbourne
> broad radar loop seems to confirm this, with stationary showers south
> of Warrnambool but other showers circulating -- including a nice
> multicoloured band just about to hit Melbourne.
> 
> Most of the models develop a low somewhere east of Bass Strait or the
> NSW South Coast by tomorrow, but they vary considerably in where the
> cold pool is going, ranging from NE in a line from ~Adelaide to
> ~Armidale (EC and US) to E through the Strait or Victoria (GASP,
> LAPS). So, where the low develops and how it tracks will be worth
> watching. If it tracks across NSW it would definitely enhance
> snowfall; likewise a low east of Sydney or the Illawarra coast would
> also bring good falls if it develops fast enough to produce precip
> while the cold air is still over us.
> 
> Laurier
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At 20:24 28/06/00 +1000, you wrote:

>AREA FORECAST 281100 TO 282300 AREAS 30/32
>
>OVERVIEW:
> ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS/HAIL, MAINLY SEA/COAST OVERNIGHT. SNOW ABOVE
> 5000FT DECREASING TO 3500FT FROM W. RAIN ABOUT RANGES. LOW CLOUD 
> ABOUT WINDWARD SLOPES OF RANGES. TROUGH TO W FORECAST CAPE OTWAY/ 
> KERANG 11Z, CAMUS/TOCUMWAL 17Z, CORRYONG/FLINDERS ISLAND 23Z.
>
>The low that was forecast for midweek on the GWS & MSC sites formed
>today and at present is somewhere in the lower west-central area of
>Victoria (probably just north of Portland), and heading very slowly
>ENE.  I've picked up isolated lightning static on the radio.  Mt
>Dandenong (~650m) is already cloud wrapped...hmmmm - sleet possible
>later!! 
>
>A thunderstorm warning for Melbourne issued at 1724 (5.24pm) for a few
>thunderstorms possible this evening. Hail was reported in the western
>suburbs by Andrew McDonald's spotter network.
>
>Approx temperatures aloft have dropped in the last 12 hours:
>
>		9pm	9am
>850hPa		4C	2C
>500hPa		-22C	-24C
>300hPa		-51C	-53C
>
>It's going to get interesting!!
>
>Jane
>
>--------------------------------
>Jane ONeill

I wish it would over in this neck of the woods

John Gaul
NZ Thunderstorm Soc

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From: "James Chambers" <jamestorm at ozemail.com.au>
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Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 23:16:46 +1000
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Hi all

Lots of fog in Brisbane as well!  Fog patches started moving in to my area
around midnight, with the last of it disappearing around 11am.  On my way
into Sunnybank I drove into more fog - not bad for 11.20am in Brisbane!  So,
some places would have had 10-12 hours of continous fog in SE Qld.

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This from ABC News:

Pea souper in south-east Qld
Heavy fog in south-eastern Queensland this morning prompted warnings to
motorists to be especially careful.

The weather bureau says light north easterly winds yesterday, coupled with
low level moisture and a small high, provided ideal conditions to produce
the fog.

As a safety precaution, the Brisbane City Council cancelled all ferries,
Citycats and Kittycats until the fog lifted.

Flights in and out of the Brisbane Domestic and International Airports were
not affected.
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Yeah I know its only fog, but it was a pretty good one!  Tonight, conditions
were shaping up for some more fog, but NW'ly winds freshened and now some
high cloud has arrived.  Some cold weather on the way :(

There's my $1 worth (not inc GST)

Regards

James Chambers
The Brisbane & SE Qld Storm Site
http://www.ozemail.com.au/~jamestorm/bristorm.html

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From: "Debbie Parker" <debp at rie.net.au>
To: <aussie-weather at world.std.com>
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Victoria overnight
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 23:46:47 +1000
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Spotted some lightning on the 'other' side of Port Phillip at sunset.
Probably in the Port Arlington area......
Very picturesque rain shaft too - around Altona - at the same time.

Cheers

Debbie Parker

----- Original Message -----
From: MSC - Jane ONeill <cadence at rubix.net.au>
To: Aussie-wx <aussie-weather at world.std.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 28, 2000 8:24 PM
Subject: aus-wx: Victoria overnight


> Current aviation forecast for Victoria is starting to look really
> interesting!!!!!
>
>  09:33 UTC, 28/06/2000
> AREA FORECAST 281100 TO 282300 AREAS 30/32
>
> OVERVIEW:
>  ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS/HAIL, MAINLY SEA/COAST OVERNIGHT. SNOW ABOVE
>  5000FT DECREASING TO 3500FT FROM W. RAIN ABOUT RANGES. LOW CLOUD
>  ABOUT WINDWARD SLOPES OF RANGES. TROUGH TO W FORECAST CAPE OTWAY/
>  KERANG 11Z, CAMUS/TOCUMWAL 17Z, CORRYONG/FLINDERS ISLAND 23Z.
>
> The low that was forecast for midweek on the GWS & MSC sites formed
> today and at present is somewhere in the lower west-central area of
> Victoria (probably just north of Portland), and heading very slowly
> ENE.  I've picked up isolated lightning static on the radio.  Mt
> Dandenong (~650m) is already cloud wrapped...hmmmm - sleet possible
> later!!
>
> A thunderstorm warning for Melbourne issued at 1724 (5.24pm) for a few
> thunderstorms possible this evening. Hail was reported in the western
> suburbs by Andrew McDonald's spotter network.
>
> Approx temperatures aloft have dropped in the last 12 hours:
>
> 9pm 9am
> 850hPa 4C 2C
> 500hPa -22C -24C
> 300hPa -51C -53C
>
> It's going to get interesting!!
>
> Jane
>
> --------------------------------
> Jane ONeill
> cadence at rubix.net.au
>
> Melbourne Storm Chasers
> http://www.rubix.net.au/~cadence
> soon to be
> http://www.stormchasers.au.com
>
> ASWA - Victoria
> http://www.severeweather.asn.au
>
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Victoria overnight
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 23:45:09 EST
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There was some lightning in the Mornington Peninsula area (near Hastings) 
tonight around 6:30pm - just sheet lightning, but couldn't see any sign of 
rain or thunder.

Still no rain as at 11:45pm - but the fire is stoked and all "logged up" for 
the night.

Simon


From: John Gaul <nzts.nz at caverock.net.nz>
Reply-To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Victoria overnight
Date: Wed, 28 Jun 2000 23:36:04 +1200

At 20:24 28/06/00 +1000, you wrote:

 >AREA FORECAST 281100 TO 282300 AREAS 30/32
 >
 >OVERVIEW:
 > ISOLATED THUNDERSTORMS/HAIL, MAINLY SEA/COAST OVERNIGHT. SNOW ABOVE
 > 5000FT DECREASING TO 3500FT FROM W. RAIN ABOUT RANGES. LOW CLOUD
 > ABOUT WINDWARD SLOPES OF RANGES. TROUGH TO W FORECAST CAPE OTWAY/
 > KERANG 11Z, CAMUS/TOCUMWAL 17Z, CORRYONG/FLINDERS ISLAND 23Z.
 >
 >The low that was forecast for midweek on the GWS & MSC sites formed
 >today and at present is somewhere in the lower west-central area of
 >Victoria (probably just north of Portland), and heading very slowly
 >ENE.  I've picked up isolated lightning static on the radio.  Mt
 >Dandenong (~650m) is already cloud wrapped...hmmmm - sleet possible
 >later!!
 >
 >A thunderstorm warning for Melbourne issued at 1724 (5.24pm) for a few
 >thunderstorms possible this evening. Hail was reported in the western
 >suburbs by Andrew McDonald's spotter network.
 >
 >Approx temperatures aloft have dropped in the last 12 hours:
 >
 >		9pm	9am
 >850hPa		4C	2C
 >500hPa		-22C	-24C
 >300hPa		-51C	-53C
 >
 >It's going to get interesting!!
 >
 >Jane
 >
 >--------------------------------
 >Jane ONeill

I wish it would over in this neck of the woods

John Gaul
NZ Thunderstorm Soc

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