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2018-12-16 Another day of storms
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around a recent weather event involving a low precipitation rotating cell observed in West Ryde, NSW, Australia. Participants explore the nature of this phenomenon, its seasonal occurrence, and its potential connection to tornadoes.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Conceptual clarification, Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- One participant shares an observation of a low precipitation rotating cell and its visual appeal.
- Another participant inquires whether such formations are typical for summer and if they can lead to tornadoes.
- A response confirms that the storm season in Australia spans from September to March and acknowledges that tornadoes do occur, though they are less common and smaller than those in the USA.
- A humorous suggestion is made about exporting tornadoes from Australia, referencing their impact on living conditions.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants express curiosity about the phenomena and share information, but there is no consensus on the implications of the weather patterns or the seriousness of tornado occurrences in Australia.
Contextual Notes
Participants mention the seasonal nature of storms and tornadoes without delving into specific meteorological definitions or conditions that might affect these phenomena.
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Cool pictures!
Is this a summer-time phenomena?
Do these formations lead to tornadoes?
Is this a summer-time phenomena?
Do these formations lead to tornadoes?
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jedishrfu said:
Thanks
Yes, we are in summer in the southern hemisphere but the storm season stretches from around September through December to around Marchjedishrfu said:
jedishrfu said:
Tornadoes do occur in Australia, but that are not as common nor as big as their USA cousinsDave
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So ahh Dave, hey we'd be willing to export a few of these F5 babies. I mean if you're interested.I'm sure the folks here would be happy for them living in another country as nice and big as Australia.
They don't take up a lot of space and they due tend to rain on parades. Oh yes, and don't be living in a trailer home at the time otherwise you'll wind up in Kansas.
They don't take up a lot of space and they due tend to rain on parades. Oh yes, and don't be living in a trailer home at the time otherwise you'll wind up in Kansas.