Hay más tormentas de las que muestra el radar de Zaragoza, aquí y a mi alrededor tenemos muchas cortinas y no ve ni una reflectividad ni media.

Cita de: lahuecha en Lunes 18 Junio 2012 20:22:20 PM
Hay más tormentas de las que muestra el radar de Zaragoza, aquí y a mi alrededor tenemos muchas cortinas y no ve ni una reflectividad ni media.

El radar de Zaragoza da mucha menos reflectividad de lo que es en realidad. Intenta mirarlo desde otros radares cercanos, siempre que puedas 

Pues este sistema convectivo tiene muy buena mala pinta, el visible lo dice todo.
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De momento en cuanto a preci, lo mas significativo que he encontrado, es la estacion de el zorongo, cerca de Zaragoza de wunderground que refleja una lectura de 11mm.
Aun asi parece mas la amplitud, llega practicamente hasta la costa,
que otra cosa, por lo menos en cuanto a precipitacion.
  Habra que ver ahora, cuando llege a pirineos lo que deja.

Buenas.

¿Como se entiende esto?

AEMET pone alertas amarillas y naranjas por tormentas y lluvias y estofex No Storm Forecasts have been issued.

Pues tormentas hay, te lo garantizo. 

Cita de: iñaki en Martes 19 Junio 2012 12:24:42 PM
Buenas.

¿Como se entiende esto?

AEMET pone alertas amarillas y naranjas por tormentas y lluvias y estofex No Storm Forecasts have been issued.

Eso lo ponen tanto cuando no hay riesgo de fenómenos significativos como cuando no han han actualizado la página por el motivo que sea. En este caso, obviamente es por lo segundo, porque tormentas, efectivamente, hay unas cuantas... 


Saludos. 

En Albacete y toda la parte interior este de la peninsula se estan produciendo ahora mismo tormentas muy muy fuertes con precipitaciones torrenciales granizo y mucho aire.

la verdad es que a vista de satelite y de radar, lo que se viene formando en el cuadrante centro noreste peninsular, impresiona.


A ver hasta donde llega.

De momento por aquí en Lleida ni un rayo aun, pero llueve que da gusto.

 

Citar... Parts of Spain, Bay of Biscay, parts of France, UK and Ireland ...

An extensive warm sector evolves over the area of interest ahead of an approaching trough over the E-Atlantic. A pronounced EML mixes to the N/NE during the day and overspreads a BL with increasing moisture. For this forecast, a medium between GFS and EZ was used regarding surface dewpoint forecast as GFS seems to be too bullish and EZ too reluctant. With dewpoints in the upper tens already present, we would not be surprised to see a few spots in the lower twenties mainly over W/NW France. With steepening lapse rates atop, capped MLCAPE exceeds 1kJ/kg during the afternoon hours onwards over NW France with lower values to the east, UK/Ireland and towards N-Spain.

During the daytime hours, a strengthening ridge and intensifying WAA regime probably preclude CI for most parts of the forecast area. The main area of interest will be Ireland and UK, situated along the tip of the ridge, where weaker cap and better forcing probably assist in scattered CI. DLS remains modest with 10-15 m/s forecast, so pulsating storms/isolated organized multicells are possible. This activity weakens during the evening hours.

During the daytime hours, a few thunderstorms also evolve over N-Spain, as a weak PV streamer moves in from the W (beside weak forcing as a mid/upper wave grazes the area of interest). During the evening hours onwards, a few small storm clusters may evolve with a movement to the NE (e.g. offshore over the SE Bay of Biscay and also towards far SW-France). Large hail and an isolated severe wind gust event is possible during the daytime hours (discrete storm mode) with a trend to hevy rain, marginal hail and strong wind gusts during the clustering stage.

The focus then shifts to the west ahead of a weakening short wave, which crosses the Bay of Biscay during the evening hours onwards. The interaction of modest forcing and the aforementioned CAPE plume results in numerous areas, where CI is likely, mainly from NW/W-France to SW-UK/Ireland. A coupled jet configuration will be in place, so current thinking is that numerous large storm clusters evolve with a gradual movement to the E/NE. Shear in all levels increases by 5-10 m/s, so well organized multicells/isolated supercells are likely. The main activity will be elevated with ongoing deep/intense WAA, but we can't exclude a few near surface based storms mainly over NW France, where highest BL moisture is forecast. Conditions seem supportive for a large MCS to affect Ireland and UK during the night. Heavy to isolated excessive rainfall amounts will be the main hazard next to isolated large hail and strong wind gusts. Storms further south (NW/W-France) remain more discrete, so large hail (one or two very large hail events) and a few severe wind gust events are well possible.(...)

Granizo en Gijón, sobre las 17 horas de esta tarde.

CitarGranizo en Gijón, sobre las 17 horas de esta tarde

Te creo, porque vaya bolita de algodon se os ha formado encima en un momento:

  En pleno Gijon, una estación ha recogido 14mm, y una bajada de temperatura de 14ºC en menos de media hora.

A ver si desplaza hacia el este, que en mi tierra todavía tenemos mucha calor.