2006 May 28th

A cold pool moved over SEQ over the weekend and as winds swung SE'ly dragging moisture inland, storms developed along the ranges from the Border Ranges to Wide Bay. I chased the Sunshine Coast area encountering a nice cell near Tewantin which exhibited rotation and I also intercepted another cell later near Nambour which had a nice Shelfie.

Date: 05/29/06

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Cell off the coast of Caloundra early afternoon. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8299	RFB develops west of Eumundi. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 6927	Cell really getting going now. Looking west from Tewantin. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 9260	Rapid base motion. Hail falling behind the RFB. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8244
Sun now gone and its getting dark... Date: 05/28/06 Views: 11747	Base moving overhead. Exhibiting some nice rotation as the outflow kicks in from the centre left at the back. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 9496	Inflow picked up at this point too. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 11660	Base directly overhead. This is looking more N. Still rotating nicely. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8904
I moved down the road about 1km (ENE). Still rotating. Precip just started at this point - big drops. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 13928	After the Tewantin cell moved off the coast, I headed back SW and saw this cell coming out of the Sunshine Coast Hinterland. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8267	Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8758	Shelfie gets slightly better. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8361
This is the southern end of the stogie. Date: 05/28/06 Views: 8693	Date: 05/28/06 Views: 7592	View Panorama Panoramic view of the Nambour storm. Date: 05/29/06 Views: 8099	Another panoramic view of the Nambour storm. Date: 05/29/06 Views: 11409

2006 May 28th

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