No se si sera informacion muy fiable pero me ha dicho mi primo que vive en A Coruña que hace unas horas se vieron una especie de minimangas al sur de la ciudad, o eso dicen por ahi.No me extrañaria porque viene una buena hacia Galicia con actividad tormentosa,parece que va pasar por encima de Ourense esta tarde.

Nos quedan todavia algo lejanas las tormentas.
Por el momento hay una línea de ellas que va desde el NE canario a Huelva.
Tal vez a la tarde tengamos algunos amagos tormentosos.
 

Yo creo que esta noche podriamos tener algo rondando el estrecho...

Por aqui sigue lluviendo bastante llevamos en toda la mañana 7 litrillos con viento de SW espero que esto siga asi.

Ya se producen tormentas en Galicia..

Storm Forecast
Valid: Sat 18 Nov 2006 06:00 to Sun 19 Nov 2006 06:00 UTC
Issued: Sat 18 Nov 2006 01:48
Forecaster: DAHL

SYNOPSIS

Intense quasi-stationary large-scale upper trough is centered roughly between Iceland and Greenland, yielding a deep southwesterly flow over western portions of Europe. Associated low-level warm-advection regime is affecting SW and central parts of Europe, with a westward-propagating cold front expected to stretch from the Biscay across central France and Germany into southern Scandinavia by 12Z. Stable frontal wave along this boundary is expected to reach the Gulf of Biscay and western France late in the forecast period.

DISCUSSION

... central Mediterranean ...

Scattered thunderstorms should continue ahead of weak vorticity maximum over the central/northern Mediterranean through the period. GFS advertises minimal low-level and weak (10, locally 15 m/s) deep shear, which is also supported by the latest MM5 solution. Given nearly neutral lapse rates, CAPE will likely remain minimal. Though multicellular storms may develop, it does not seem that severe threat will be significant owing to weak kinematic and thermodynamic fields.

... British Isles ...

Scattered thunderstorms will likely continue in association with cellular convection in the polar air mass in the vicinity of the upper thermal trough axis. GFS suggests that CAPE will be deepest where shear will be minimized, and threat for severe thunderstorms should be rather low. However, it seems that low-level shear will be rather strong over the British Isles due mainly to surface friction. Convection should be weaker over land, however, than over the water, but a brief mesocyclone cannot be ruled out especially over the western coastal regions, maybe producing a brief tornado or two as well as marginally severe hail. Given anticipated weakening of the convection as it makes landfall, a categorical risk is not introduced at this time.

(c) Estofex

Saludos!

Torrencial la tormenta de esta tarde sobre Ourense, aparato electrico abundante y lluvia torrencial durante unos 10 minutos.Que no se repita esta noche que salgo de fiesta...

No has pillao na de fotos ni videos   

Que de tormentas que desaprovechais, supongo que es por que estais acostumbrados, aqui tenemos un rayo y lo ponemos de portada :DDD :DDD

Tormentas por el tercio W y puntos del Golfo de Cadiz, parece que sin adentrarse a tierra, eso es lo que pronostica ESTOFEX...



SYNOPSIS

Upper flow over W and central Europe is expected to back somewhat as Atlantic upper trough amplifies in response to a vort max rounding the base of the trough. Vigorous SFC cyclogenesis is expected to accompany this vort max, affecting the Iberian Peninsula and the British Isles on Friday and Friday night. Otherwise, weak quasi-stationary upper trough persists over the E Mediterranean regions.

DISCUSSION

... Aegean region ...

It seems that thunderstorms will persist over the Aegean region, and eventually move eastward beyond the forecast area's boundaries late in the period. CAPE and shear are expoected to be minimal and severe threat should be accordingly low, though an isolated waterspout or two cannot be ruled out.

... British Islea ... France ... Iberian Peninsula ...

Challenging forecast over Iberia, France, and the British Isles. GFS is somewhat reluctant to come up with appreciable and deep CAPE along and ahead of the cold front associated with the developing Atlantic SFC low. NMM is somewhat more optimistic but has overestimated convective potential for Thursday and so little confidence is put in this solution at this time. Most likely scenario seems to be that quite widely scattered storms will develop along the cold front over Iberia and maybe France but coverage will likely remain quite low. Those storms that do form will have some severe potential given quite impressive shear profiles but activity should be too isolated to warrant a thunderstorm/categorical forecast. Highest chances for more focused activity may exist over the central British Isles late in the period where latest GFS runs indicate some CAPE late in the period. Massive shear will be in place ... and this activity may augment the already severe large-scale wind field ... and also produce a couple of tornadoes. This forecast is still somewhat uncertain, especially over France and the Iberian Peninsula and an update may be necessary on Friday.