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Re: Vic - Potential showers/storms - 21st Dec to Boxing Day

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melsy » Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:52 pm wrote:
melsy wrote:Well they just keep coming.
I'm sure everyone here got what they wished for for today. I know I did!
Rain has stopped but still rumbling away.

Surprisingly not everyone got whta they wanted. I'm JUST...just too far south. Frustrating but thats weather.
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What a day, just drove back from Croydon to Woodend, so managed to follow the storms all the way back. Torrential rail, lightning the works. Stopped off at Calder park as it was just too wild, watched the storm line over Craigeburn, amazing low and rotating, managed to get home and had torrential rain here, lightning, thunder the works, street flash flooded.

Gotta go and check the gauge to see what we had.
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stratospear » Sun Dec 25, 2011 5:54 pm wrote:
stratospear wrote:Currently got 3 jets circling above in our clear air in a holding pattern. Macedon storm looks impressive from here.

You are right about that, we were driving up the calder looking right at it, impressive lightning all around, and err impressive rain and a bit of hail to be in it!
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According to news reports, Taylors Lakes and Keilor Downs copped the worst of the hail today - Roof tiles and car windscreens smashed...

Incidentally, found this on 3AW twitter site. No idea where it was taken:
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38.8mm in a major deluge. Parts of the backyard are under large pools of water and the rain has carved through the drive and gutters etc. as you would expect. A bit of hail as well that was probably 1.5cm-2cm at the largest.

Judging from when my first post was when the heavy rain began the 38.8mm fell in 38 minutes which is fairly impressive.
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WOW!! I've almost had 50mm Today :o
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The SES are satying these storms are the equivlent of March 6th storms 2010.. Also damage in St.Albans and Sunshine Strato with smashed windscreens
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Anyone know anything about the Tornado in Fiskville?
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There's still crazy towers going up overhead and slightly to the NNW, they are very low based and tropical looking, I don't think I've seen anything quite like this, even with all the intense storms we have had in recent years this setup is probably the most severe and active we have seen.
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48mm today for us, no idea how much the last lot dumped on us as have been out in it most of the day.
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12.8mm, lightning cranking up again.
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Hail here and we weren't even under a really heavy cell!
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HOLY CRAPPOLA! Very close strike and incredibly loud! :o :o :o AV? Tonycynic? Any news?
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Qantas plane landed at RAAF base Sale??
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44mm here today :) Torrential rain in the past few hours. Is there anymore thunderstorm activity expected behind this main storm??
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stratospear » Sun Dec 25, 2011 7:00 pm wrote:
stratospear wrote:According to news reports, Taylors Lakes and Keilor Downs copped the worst of the hail today - Roof tiles and car windscreens smashed...

Incidentally, found this on 3AW twitter site. No idea where it was taken:
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Back home, unbelievable day....if this isnt a tornado developing i dont know what is, complete with meso...

Was in Coldstream at dads enjoying the pool, got out and starting taking pics as i couldnt believe what i was seeing.

Started like this...

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Noitice the rain to the left, it came through and destroyed the joint, smashed the patio..

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Just got hit again, small cell just popped up to my NW, certainly going to break 50mm here today alright. Seems pretty unstable out there still.
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It is just incessant and continuous lightning and thunder with no break for an hour now, like strobe lighting at a disco. 31mm and rising fast.
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for DAMAGING WIND, FLASH FLOODING and LARGE HAILSTONES

For people in the
Inner,
Eastern,
Northern and parts of the
Outer East Local Warning Areas.
Issued at 7:19 pm Sunday, 25 December 2011.
The Bureau of Meteorology warns that, at 7:15 pm, severe thunderstorms were detected on weather radar near Craigieburn, Doncaster, Greensborough, Preston, Ringwood, Scoresby, the area east of Healesville and the area east of Gisborne.
These thunderstorms are moving towards the east.
They are forecast to affect Hurstbridge, Lilydale, Mt Dandenong, Whittlesea, Yarra Glen and the area south of Whittlesea by 7:45 pm and Healesville and Yarra Junction by 8:15 pm.
Damaging winds, very heavy rainfall, flash flooding and large hailstones are likely.
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Issued at 6:54 pm Sunday, 25 December 2011.
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