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Thats fine by me Michael, the more data there is in storm reports, the more
one gets a feel for the event, as well as having a great archive of
conditions for that day.

Matt Smith


>Thanks Matt, that Ulladulla cam is great one. I took a leaf from your recent
>report style in regard to the inclusion of more weather data such as the
>upper winds.
>
>Michael
>
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>Sent: Wednesday, 3 May 2000 21:40
>Subject: Re: aus-wx: Good Friday Ulladulla storm report
>
>
>> Hey Michael
>>
>> Fantastic Photos!!!!! Really gets the blood boiling in a storm chaser!
>>
>> I too have compiled a report on this storm, along with webcam images from
>> down near Ulladulla.
>>
>> http://www.sydneystormchasers.com/2000/April21.htm
>>
>> Enjoy
>>
>> Matt Smith
>>
>> >I have a preliminary report  of this hail storm at
>> >
>> >http://thunder.simplenet.com/chase/chase18.htm
>> >
>> >There are more photos to come from another camera.
>> >
>> >Michael Thompson
>> >http://thunder.simplenet.com
>> >
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Hi All.

Just got a warning about yet another new virus from my brother Phil in Hong
Kong, pasted below.

Regards,
Carl.

>There's another one appeared in the UK and spreading around the world in the
>past two hours.
>It claims to be a "confirmation of your Mothers' Day order" And in the text
>says something like your credit card has been billed with $??? (an actual
>figure).  Please check the details on the attached invoice as soon as
>possible and let us know if any details are incorrect ....
>Of course the attached invoice is a Visual Basic Script named mothersday.vbs
>which would appear on any PC capable of running VBS as having the filename
>"mothersday" .
>Well if you got that message what would be your first reaction?
>It is spreading much more rapidly than the I_LOVE_YOU that brought the whole
>Internet to a crawl during the 4th and 5th May.
>I haven't had time to search for details yet.
>Where will it ever end?
>
>Phil


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Added to the observations section are most of the photo references - well 
all of my photo references.

http://www.australiasevereweather.com/observations/schofields.htm

Enjoy.

Jimmy Deguara
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From: Harald Richter <hrichter at enterprise.nssl.noaa.gov>
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Hi all:

Yesterday I was amazed that ALL radars in NE NSW and SE QLD showed
the same monstrous reflectivity values over Moree using 
"Broad Scale Radar".  Today it still strikes me as remarkable
that, for example, the 1700 Z ``Brisbane Broad Scale Radar'' can
see high reflectivities over Gladstone, some 400 km N.  
MY rule-of-thumb understanding of beam altitude vs. distance 
tells me that the Brisbane radar beam should sample the 
stratosphere by the time it reaches the Gladstone coordinates.

Am I the last one to realise that ``Broad Scale'' possibly
stands for ``Composite?''

Harald

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Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 07:55:45 +1000
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Hi Harald,

Harald Richter wrote:
<snip>
> Am I the last one to realise that ``Broad Scale'' possibly
> stands for ``Composite?''

You're correct!  Broad Scale is essentially a composite of local scale
radars that are put together into one image.  In the broad scale radars,
there's a number on the bottom right hand side, to the right of the
"512km" - that tells you how many local radars make up the broad,
composite image.

-- 
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(ASWA)
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Belmont, Brisbane
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Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 07:55:37 +1000
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Hi Michael,

Wow, you were in a way lucky that the entire process did not take very
long!  Channel 9 spend five and a half hours with me - I was surprised
at the amount of work that has to be put in (it made me think that
actors do have to work quite hard, and what they do is quite frustrating
at times).  It certainly is difficult being on camera...you suddenly
become quite self-conscious of yourself!  Meanwhile, I've been able to
evade a small late-fine at the video store because the person there saw
me on TV, and I'm now called "Storm Man" everytime I walk into the local
newsagency down the road.  It's rather embarrassing :-(

Fortunately, my efforts to prevent the taped segment of me have
succeeded in preventing it being sent past the QLD borders :-)

Granada TV contacted me, and got a fair bit of information out of me,
but it seemed once I gave them all the information on storms they needed
- I never heard from them again.

Michael Thompson wrote:
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Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 08:30:07 +1000
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I made a mistake when I said a composite of local scale radars.  When
you click on broad scale, it gives you a composite image of other broad
scale radars in the area.  It then uses an algorithm, and normally
assigns the closest region to a radar, that reflectivity.  It would be
rather useful if they were able to add in where the radars were located
though.  So you'd know if a storm was weakening on radar because it was
moving from good radar coverage, to poorer radar coverage, or if it's
really weakening.

Anthony Cornelius wrote:
> 
> Hi Harald,
> 
> Harald Richter wrote:
> <snip>
> > Am I the last one to realise that ``Broad Scale'' possibly
> > stands for ``Composite?''
> 
> You're correct!  Broad Scale is essentially a composite of local scale
> radars that are put together into one image.  In the broad scale radars,
> there's a number on the bottom right hand side, to the right of the
> "512km" - that tells you how many local radars make up the broad,
> composite image.
> 
> --
> Anthony Cornelius
> Queensland Coordinator of the Australian Severe Weather Association
> (ASWA)
> (07) 3390 4812
> 14 Kinsella St
> Belmont, Brisbane
> QLD, 4153
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Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 08:41:20 +1000
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Update on Canberra's minimum - May 5, the min of 15.1 was a new record.
Sydney's mins of 18.9, 18.5 and 18.4 on consecutive mornings  were all
warmer than just 1 other morning in the last 58 years
don W.

Don White wrote:
> 
> Canberra's minimum was 14.7 which equals its all time record. Sydney's
> was 18.9 - it's warmest May min since the record of 20.8 on 3 May 1942
> although the min on 4 May 1942 was 18.9 as well.
> Don White
> 
> Blair Trewin wrote:
> >
> > In what seems to have become almost an annual event in recent years,
> > the first week of May has seen several serious challenge on records
> > for high minimum temperatures in NSW and Queensland.
> >
> > Several NSW stations had minima of 21 yesterday, narrowly missing
> > the NSW record of 21.9 (set at Ballina in 1996).
> >
> > A number of stations have set station records for highest May minima.
> > These include Bourke (19.0, previously 18.8), Walgett (19.0,
> > previously 18.8), Gunnedah Soil Conservation (18.8, previously 18.6)
> > and Miles (20 rounded, previously 18.9). There is a probable record
> > at Canberra, which has come in with 15 rounded (previously 14.7).
> >
> > There has also been heavy rain in much of inland NSW and southern
> > Queensland, with Enngonia (which also took a hammering in March, as
> > I recall) getting the top fall of 87mm.
> >
> > (This all brings back memories of many a May in the 1980s - we used
> > to go from Canberra to the Gold Coast for the May school holidays,
> > as they then were, and out of five trips I can only recall two
> > where we didn't have to change our plans because of flooding
> > somewhere along our intended route).
> >
> > Blair Trewin
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From: "Les Crossan" <les.crossan at virgin.net>
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Subject: aus-wx: ASWA hits the Met Office!
Date: Sat, 6 May 2000 00:05:27 +0100
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<DIV><FONT face="Courier New" size=2>Everybody,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV>&nbsp;</DIV>
<DIV><FONT face="Courier New" size=2>As promised here's Les (ASWA International 
/ MSC) with his teeshirt on outside various places of interest in the 
UK:</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face="Courier New" size=2>Jane Oneill's site:</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face="Courier New" size=2><A 
href="http://www.rubix.net.au/~cadence/uk.htm">http://www.rubix.net.au/~cadence/uk.htm</A>&nbsp;- 
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hello ppl,
usually my emails contain photos and stuff, but not this time and not for a while. some cunt flogged all my photographic equipment, everything except the tripod, from inside my own home last night. they also took our wallets, my electric guitar and fled off in my ford festiva. police have been and are coming back to take fingerprints. now i have the job of replacing everything and searching all the pawn shops with the odd chance that i might find them.
definitely the crappiest start  to the weekend, had to put off going to the meeting this morning:( sorry guys
at least i still have my computer

thats all from me
steve

ps. keep your house and belongings totally secure

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From: "Nick Sykes" <nsykes22 at optushome.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Some wx for Vic and web page
Date: Sat, 6 May 2000 11:43:18 +1000
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Hey all

Well it's been an interesting few days down here in Victoria, not so much
Melbourne, but with welcome rain throughout the state. Not sure how much
rain i recieved as my rain gauge has developed a leak, making accurate
totals a dodgy affair.

Sorry to all those trying to get updates on my sat pic site, been severe
access troubles with my isp the last 2 days. Firstly there was an upgrade,
than a mudslide or something took out the primary fibre optic and then a
workman cut the backup, doh.

Pitty this happened during a weather event.

But now all is hopefully fixed and regular updates will continue

http://seaustraliasatpics.virtualave.net/

Nick Sykes (happy to get some wx)

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Hi All.

Thought I would share this with you.

Carl.

------- Forwarded Message Follows -------
Date:          Fri, 05 May 2000 15:48:52 +0100
Subject:      VIRUS WARNING - If you havent heard about it.

Dear Anyone who hasnt heard the news recently...

Don't open any email that says either JOKE in the title, or I
LOVE YOU (or similar) - delete, and delete from the trash as
well. Also delete the attachments if any.

I got one before I heard the news, via the USA (from a
trainer's group ttch ttch) - but as I am jaundiced and
disbelieving in nature it got deleted fortunately.

Read below for further details....

Apparently this rogue program copies one's address book and
spams everyone there with repeat messages, and has successfully
choked up the Houses of Parliament, and various big businesses.
(What a shame)

EXTRACT FROM TODAY'S GUARDIAN - a UK Broad sheet.
http://www.guardianunlimited.co.uk/
Second 'love bug' threatens computers
Love bug virus creates worldwide chaos

A new strain of the virus that yesterday attacked computer
systems across the world has emerged. 'Love bug 2' is again
email based, this time in the form of an email with a joke
attachment. Experts believe the new variant has been devised by
a "copycat" programmer using the ILOVEYOU virus as a model.
Love Bug 2 works in the same way, rapidly multiplying by sending
itself to all those listed in a user's email address book.

The email uses the comparatively common subject header: "fwd:
Joke". It contains no text but an attachment called "very
funny.vbs", which, if downloaded, triggers the damaging virus.
The original virus appears in emails as "ILOVEYOU", enticing
users to open the message, only to paralyse their e-mail
systems. One of its variants uses the phrase "fw: joke" in the
subject line.  Another has a subject line that reads "Susitikim
shi vakara kavas puodukui...", which is Lithuanian for "Let's
meet this evening for coffee...".


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Hi Carl,

Jimmy Deguara here.  I am wondering if you know that you may have the virus 
on your computer. David Carroll informed me that your e-mail to the list 
may have been infected. But I would perhaps say that his virus scanning 
software picked up the script on your e-mail. but you better be safe and check.

Jimmy Deguara
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Sorry Carl and David, this was meant to be a private e-mail.  I have so 
much things to do that I replied.

This virus alert says something: I have no virus scan software and have a 
habit of not opening ANY attachments what soever.

Jimmy Deguara

At 13:46 6/05/00 +1000, you wrote:
>Hi Carl,
>
>Jimmy Deguara here.  I am wondering if you know that you may have the 
>virus on your computer. David Carroll informed me that your e-mail to the 
>list may have been infected. But I would perhaps say that his virus 
>scanning software picked up the script on your e-mail. but you better be 
>safe and check.
>
>Jimmy Deguara
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note new URL
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http://marina.fortunecity.com/seafarer/460/

Just wondering who owns it?

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Grant (2WS radio guy in Sydney) owns that site Jim

Matt Smith


>http://marina.fortunecity.com/seafarer/460/
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>Just wondering who owns it?
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At 15:11 06-05-00 +1000, you wrote:
>http://marina.fortunecity.com/seafarer/460/
>
>Just wondering who owns it?
>
>Jimmy Deguara

Judging from the email address at the site, boyden at zeta.org.au, I'd say
Grant Boyden.

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<x-rich>Me yet again !


Matt Pearce has kindly offered to write up detailed a forecast and
outlook for Sydney, and generally NSW. This will be updated every 2 days
or so for now, but will increase to mostly daily in the comming weeks.
This is mainly for "weather" orientated people , as the forecasts will be
more indepth than what is currently available to the public.


http://www.sydneystormchasers.com 


Click on new "Forecast and Outlook" section.


BTW chase accounts are comming thick and fast from James and Daniel, so
check back now and then, there is a constant stream of new stuff being
added to the website.


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Hi Jimmy and David,

Thanks for the warning, as I regard viruses as a serious issue.

It is unlikely that I have been infected with any of the current run of
viruses, as I use an old Mac IIsi running OS 7.5.3, and do not use any
Microsoft products. It seems that Windows is the preferred Virus platform
and MS Outlook Express / MS Internet Explorer / mIRC are the prefered Virus
programs.

I have just done a virus scan which came up clean, but is possible that
someone has released a Mac virus that so far avoids detection by my
anti-virus software, so if there are any further indications that I have
somehow picked up one of these, please let me know immediately, with
details of which email(s) it was found with, and I will try to track it
down.

No attachments have been on any of the emails I have sent Aus-Wx, at least
they are not visible in my Out box.

My computer is behaving normally, and there have been no mass mailings.

It is possible that someone elses script may have been inadvertantly
included in the body of a copied and pasted message, although I usually
check for odd coding when I forward stuff that way and have not noticed any
with coding other than the script detailing the LOVE BUG virus included in:

Fri, 5 May 2000 01:59:47 +1000
aus-wx: VIRUS INFO: "i love you" complete english virus info.

This script, which may be useful to those trying to debug infected
computers, may have alerted David's anti-virus software, which means that
said software is indeed doing it's job of looking for suspicious material,
as scripts are not normally included in emails.

Thankfully, I have not seen any 'I LOVE YOU' (or similar), 'MOTHERSDAY' (or
similar), or 'JOKE' (or similar) messages on Aus-Wx or any of the other
lists I am on. If I was to see a sudden rush of these I would be very
suspicious!

Regards,
Carl.

>Hi Carl,
>
>Jimmy Deguara here.  I am wondering if you know that you may have the virus
>on your computer. David Carroll informed me that your e-mail to the list
>may have been infected. But I would perhaps say that his virus scanning
>software picked up the script on your e-mail. but you better be safe and
>check.
>
>Jimmy Deguara
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Hi Jimmy.

>Sorry Carl and David, this was meant to be a private e-mail.  I have so
>much things to do that I replied.

That's OK, viruses are a very public issue, and any possibility of
infection is important enough to notify and communicate about in the public
arena.

>This virus alert says something: I have no virus scan software and have a
>habit of not opening ANY attachments what soever.

Good habit, however I regularly recieve cyclone image attachments, and must
remain vigilant!  (-: Good thing I use a Mac :-)

Please note that there have been (fortunately rare) cases of virus triggers
in HTML format in the body of emails that activate when you click on an
included URL.

I would recommend that you consider installing some form of anti-virus
software, as my feeling is that the virus problem is going to increase, and
attacks could become more sophisticated.

Regards,
Carl.

>Jimmy Deguara
>
>At 13:46 6/05/00 +1000, you wrote:
>>Hi Carl,
>>
>>Jimmy Deguara here.  I am wondering if you know that you may have the
>>virus on your computer. David Carroll informed me that your e-mail to the
>>list may have been infected. But I would perhaps say that his virus
>>scanning software picked up the script on your e-mail. but you better be
>>safe and check.
>>
>>Jimmy Deguara
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Hi Steve.

Sorry to hear of your mis-fortune, which is all too common these days.

Hope you get back on top of things soon.

Regards,
Carl.

 >hello ppl,
>usually my emails contain photos and stuff, but not this time and not for
>a while. some [expletive deleted] flogged all my photographic equipment,
>everything except the tripod, from inside my own home last night. they
>also took our wallets, my electric guitar and fled off in my ford festiva.
>police have been and are coming back to take fingerprints. now i have the
>job of replacing everything and searching all the pawn shops with the odd
>chance that i might find them.
>definitely the crappiest start  to the weekend, had to put off going to
>the meeting this morning:( sorry guys
>at least i still have my computer
>
>thats all from me
>steve
>
>ps. keep your house and belongings totally secure
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----- Original Message -----
From: steve baynham <bayns at broad.net.au>
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> hello ppl,
> usually my emails contain photos and stuff, but not this time and not for
a while. some cunt flogged all my photographic equipment, everything except
the tripod, from inside my own home last night. they also took our wallets,
my electric guitar and fled off in my ford festiva. police have been and are
coming back to take fingerprints. now i have the job of replacing everything
and searching all the pawn shops with the odd chance that i might find them.
> definitely the crappiest start  to the weekend, had to put off going to
the meeting this morning:( sorry guys
> at least i still have my computer
>
> thats all from me
> steve
>
> ps. keep your house and belongings totally secure

I know how you feel steve.....I've had some low-life fuckstick break in &
pinch 2 video players...grrr...the worst thing about it was I was in brissy
at the time & the ex & the kids were at home by themselves....I was lucky I
didn't lose my radio gear & computer as well............if you have the
serial #'s for ALL the stuff stolen , it makes it a little bit easier when
you front up at the pawnbrokers looking for the gear
If ya catch the idiot's who did it, don't forget to string them up by the
goolies......
Cya
John from Ballina

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Date: Sat, 06 May 2000 19:32:18 +1000
From: Anthony Cornelius <cyclone at flatrate.net.au>
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Carl,

you DO have the virus on your computer - the 4:30am email is the
culprit...I updated my Virus Defs, and it located the suspect email -
but there was no attachment...so I don't know how it still got
transported...

Carl Smith wrote:
> 
> Hi Jimmy and David,
> 
> Thanks for the warning, as I regard viruses as a serious issue.
> 
> It is unlikely that I have been infected with any of the current run of
> viruses, as I use an old Mac IIsi running OS 7.5.3, and do not use any
> Microsoft products. It seems that Windows is the preferred Virus platform
> and MS Outlook Express / MS Internet Explorer / mIRC are the prefered Virus
> programs.
> 
> I have just done a virus scan which came up clean, but is possible that
> someone has released a Mac virus that so far avoids detection by my
> anti-virus software, so if there are any further indications that I have
> somehow picked up one of these, please let me know immediately, with
> details of which email(s) it was found with, and I will try to track it
> down.
> 
> No attachments have been on any of the emails I have sent Aus-Wx, at least
> they are not visible in my Out box.
> 
> My computer is behaving normally, and there have been no mass mailings.
> 
> It is possible that someone elses script may have been inadvertantly
> included in the body of a copied and pasted message, although I usually
> check for odd coding when I forward stuff that way and have not noticed any
> with coding other than the script detailing the LOVE BUG virus included in:
> 
> Fri, 5 May 2000 01:59:47 +1000
> aus-wx: VIRUS INFO: "i love you" complete english virus info.
> 
> This script, which may be useful to those trying to debug infected
> computers, may have alerted David's anti-virus software, which means that
> said software is indeed doing it's job of looking for suspicious material,
> as scripts are not normally included in emails.
> 
> Thankfully, I have not seen any 'I LOVE YOU' (or similar), 'MOTHERSDAY' (or
> similar), or 'JOKE' (or similar) messages on Aus-Wx or any of the other
> lists I am on. If I was to see a sudden rush of these I would be very
> suspicious!
> 
> Regards,
> Carl.
> 
> >Hi Carl,
> >
> >Jimmy Deguara here.  I am wondering if you know that you may have the virus
> >on your computer. David Carroll informed me that your e-mail to the list
> >may have been infected. But I would perhaps say that his virus scanning
> >software picked up the script on your e-mail. but you better be safe and
> >check.
> >
> >Jimmy Deguara
> >----------------------------------------------------------------------------

-- 
Anthony Cornelius
Queensland Coordinator of the Australian Severe Weather Association
(ASWA)
(07) 3390 4812
14 Kinsella St
Belmont, Brisbane
QLD, 4153
Please report severe thunderstorms on our Queensland severe thunderstorm
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From: "Michael Thompson" <michaelt at ozemail.com.au>
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I think they wanted to spend more time but I had to be a work, sad
coincidence that the interview fell on a really important day.

All AWSA members ( and others ) should be aware that this may become more of
an occurrence, especially as we get more footage, last year was a dud and
yet the end of year chase had supercells in Queensland. Can't wait for a
great year.

Michael



>
> Wow, you were in a way lucky that the entire process did not take very
> long!  Channel 9 spend five and a half hours with me - I was surprised
> at the amount of work that has to be put in (it made me think that
> actors do have to work quite hard, and what they do is quite frustrating
> at times).  It certainly is difficult being on camera...you suddenly
> become quite self-conscious of yourself!  Meanwhile, I've been able to
> evade a small late-fine at the video store because the person there saw
> me on TV, and I'm now called "Storm Man" everytime I walk into the local
> newsagency down the road.  It's rather embarrassing :-(
>
> Fortunately, my efforts to prevent the taped segment of me have
> succeeded in preventing it being sent past the QLD borders :-)
>
> Granada TV contacted me, and got a fair bit of information out of me,
> but it seemed once I gave them all the information on storms they needed
> - I never heard from them again.
>
> Michael Thompson wrote:
> <snip MT>
> --
> Anthony Cornelius
> Queensland Coordinator of the Australian Severe Weather Association
> (ASWA)
> (07) 3390 4812
> 14 Kinsella St
> Belmont, Brisbane
> QLD, 4153
> Please report severe thunderstorms on our Queensland severe thunderstorm
> reporting line on (07) 3390 4218 or by going to our homepage at
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From: "John Woodbridge" <jrw at pixelcom.net>
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Great effort Les!
>snip

Everybody,

As promised here's Les (ASWA International / MSC) with his teeshirt on
outside various places of interest in the UK:

Jane Oneill's site:

http://www.rubix.net.au/~cadence/uk.htm - has all of them up but she's awake
and I'm half dead

My own site:

http://www.uksevereweather.org.uk

Les (UK)

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From: "Nick Sykes" <nsykes22 at optushome.com.au>
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Hey All

Just finished adding a new satellite animation to my web page

This animation focuses on the SE of Australia. Stretching from Rockhampton
in the North,
to the Southern Ocean in the South, the Bight in the West and the Tasman in
the East.

It loads a lot quicker than the full Eastern Australian Animation. Like the
Eastern Australia animation it is updated hourly (usually 20 past the hour).

You can check it out here http://members.xoom.com/nsykes/vicanimation.htm

or use the links from the main page
http://seaustraliasatpics.virtualave.net/

In the near future a NE Australia animation will be added and I have plans
for adding a Western Australian animation.

Nick Sykes

P.S - Go the Hawkers!!!!!!

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