Tag Archives: Jimmy Deguara

Re: Welcome messages and comments about the forum

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Hi Pete,

Welcome to the forum and I am glad you are venturing into this fascinating field! I hope your photography works out well and I guess being a little biased, I think Canon is a good brand.

Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: August 7-8 NSW Storms

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Michael,

The storm above also went through parts of the Hunter. I can assume that most storms on this day based on the atmospheric profile would have produced hailstones – but copious amounts would have been limited to the stronger storms.

Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: August 7-8 NSW Storms

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Nice images of the lightning and storm structure – may we declare the storm season open 2011 to 2012.

I too a few images – one storm I found quite nicely structured in terms of updraft and anvils for this time of the year.


Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: Backing vs veering

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Hi Michael Thomas,

I used digital atmosphere many years ago but never got much going with it at that time but it is a pretty good program. I have never really plotted much else, I tend to use models myself.

Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: Close Lightning , Poland

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Nice lightning strike Nick. I also note the internal reflection within the video camera that causes an abberation of a secondary strike as we have seen in the past when people thought they had been struck by lightning:)
Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: 20th January 2005 – Storm outbreak

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HI Michael,

Thanks for the reminder of the videos. Why not get Pintang to offer his feelings of the storm. Patrack Tobin's cell was interesting but was it a different storm?

Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Re: Tornadoes Devastating tornado in Joplin, Missouri

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Hi Nick,

You bet Nick – the sparks at the end are amazing!

You need to watch the whole video or perhaps the last 1 minute of video!

Regards,

Jimmy Deguara

Eeast coast low nsw 17th 18th July 2011

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Interesting event shaping up for eastern nsw over the next couple of days. The bureau have damaging winds in warnings and local Terry Hills radar has a SSE rain band streaming in well into the mountains edging slowly towered Sydney. We'll see what unfolds.

Jimmy Deguara