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A Thunderstorm brewing rapidly on August 10th, 2008. As seen from the Commercial bar (looking south)
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A multicluster of Thunderstorms approaching from the East on the afternoon of May 10th, 2004. This produced incredible lightning rates.
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Another view of the multicluster thunderstorms that broke out over much of Scotland on May 10th, 2004.
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And a final look at the ominous clouds (taken 10 minutes after the previous two) from the multicell feature on May 10th, 2004.
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A fascinating wall cloud and developing cumulonimbus approaching Wishaw from the South East around 6.40pm on July 2nd, 2021
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Another view of the wall cloud / cumulonimbus on the evening of on July 2nd, 2021.
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A final view of the spectacular wall cloud from the evening of on July 2nd, 2021.
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A very rare nacreous cloud above Wishaw aka mother of pearl cloud on Feb 1st, 2016 . Stunning sight long after sunset, these clouds are so high they still catch sunlight over the curve of the earth.



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Below is a picture of me from 2005, fixing the old rooftop anemometer once again. It took me 8 years to discover it had a faulty reed switch. Sometimes the roof would be icy, not a comfortable experience!