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I have been reading your emails about the interesting weather that you have
been having in Victoria/Canberra area over the Solstace.

You are so lucky to have those nice storms over there whilst here in NZ we
get bugger all, just BORING weather.

These fronts that delivered your fruit are rounding the ridging extending
over NZ from that bloody annoying anticyclone centred near the Chathams.
There are Cbs in the Tassy Sea but unfortunately they should weakon before
they hit our shores.

NZ must be one of the boringest places on this planet for weather.  Nothing
REALLY interesting happens here.

Anyone interested in setting up an "Anticyclone Admireres Association"
????!!!!!

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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 21:21:11 +0800
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Hey Soapy

MJ,  here could u keep us all upto date with any new info as it comes to
hand as it would be intresting to know if it was a tornado of if it
wasn't, If it was thats 4 in a mater of days as one of the wa ppl seen
three of them on tuesday so it could be a good winter season from them
and also i think it was the same front that produce this even as the
ones we had on tuesady here.

MJ.

Soapy wrote:

> Rochester & Kyabram this Evening:
>
> More news has come to hand of a storm that hit Rochester and Kyabram.
> I heard on the Nine news update that 5 people were injured and taken
> to hospital when they were "sucked out" of their house!
> This storm sounds very suspect....interesting to see what daylight
> reveals tomorrow.
>
> Dean Sgarbossa wrote:
>
>>  Hello everybody,    Upon hearing the news early today spanning to
>> this afternoon, I instantly became aware of a tornado or perhaps
>> even a microburst in the north-eastern Victorian town of Cobram
>> which lies along the Victorian/NSW border (Murrey). Many homes were
>> damaged along quite a long path and width from intense gusts. CC's
>> and CG's were witnessed associated with this cell. Without anymore
>> information, it is unwise to draw any hasty conclusions this early.
>> The Melbourne BoM said that the severe thunderstorm was associated
>> with a squall line passing through the area. Severe storms were
>> reported. Other news channels and radio stations have said that it
>> was a "mini-tornado" as the uneducated media seem to put it. It is
>> evident that a number of cold air Cb's have sprung up over the state
>> yesterday and today which produced some very interesting severe
>> weather; i.e. hail, gusts CG's etc. It would be interesting to hear
>> any more information that is not posted here already.
>>                                                        Dean Sgarbossa
>>

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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 21:31:16 +0800
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Hi All,
    yeah if this is the same front that we had here on tuesday it also
produced some nice winds aswell, from what i hear there was gusts of 97 Km/h
recorded at Ocean Reef, 107 km/h at Rotto and 115 Km/h at Cape Leuwin so it
looks like most of Southern AU has been effect by this one front. Well here in
perth atm were just waiting for the next significant front that is due on
Sunday at this stage it looked quite nice going by the models the other day,
but were still more than a few days out so any thing can happen before it and
if it arrives on sunday.

MJ.

Laurier Williams wrote:

> 34mm at Wangaratta AWS between 6 and 9pm falling in hourly amounts of
> 17, 10 and 7. A pretty respectable total for Wang.
>
> Earlier, some good wind gusts in SA -- 115km/h on Neptune Island just
> before 10am with a 10-minute sustained speed of 91km/h. And they
> weren't confined to exposed coastal locations -- Strathalbyn recorded
> 94km/h at 6.23am and Roseworthy in Adelaide 85km/h at 11.30am
>
> --
> Laurier Williams
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Yikes!

No.3 is just plain scary lookin' - looks more f4 than f0.

I'd be in brown pants territory staring that down.

Great shot Ira.

Phil 'Paisley' Bagust
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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Rochester Tornado!
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Hello all once again,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Well, what an exciting day it has been for 
Victorian's and NSW residents. The passing of the cold front produced a number 
of cold air Cb's and a few significant severe thunderstorms. One of which is of 
most significance at this time. Although stated ealier in a previous posting 
that a tornado occured in Cobram, the tornado actually took place in the 
north-eastern Victorian town of Rochester (short distance from Echuca) wreaking 
havoc to the neighbouring town of Kyabram in the early afternoon. According to 
witnesses, the tornado literally "sucked" out the walls off their houses and 
threw their roofs off and deposited them some distance away. Again, as stated 
ealier, it is too early to make any conclusions or assumption on this event. 
Hopefully, if all goes well, I will be travelling up to the area to inspect the 
damage path and to document the damage on Saturday (hopefully it's not too 
late). Hopefully some more factual evidence may "pop-up" between now and then. 
</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; On a somewhat related topic, the media has 
surprisingly reported this occurences very well. Taking into consideration past 
documentation on tornado occurences, or lack thereof, this tornado was actually 
on every news program I have viewed and numerous radio stations. Although some 
reporters still address the tornado as the infamous "mini-tornado", it is great 
to see that the public is finally beginning to see the existence of tornadoes in 
Australia. </FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Fortunately, this tornado did not strike in 
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population figure, the threat of tornadoes maybe taken into consideration in the 
near future. If so, this may give rise to the expansion and reputational 
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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 00:18:41 +1000
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Hey Ira,
    Great pics. Congratulations once again. I eagerly await your other
photos and report!

                                                                    Dean
Sgarbossa

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Subject: Re: aus-wx: My tornado pics are up


>
>----- Original Message -----
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>Sent: Thursday, June 22, 2000 10:01 PM
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>
>
>> Yeah, they are bloody good??
>> John Gaul
>> NZ Thunderstorm Society
>
>I'll 2nd that
>John from Ballina
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Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 23:16:42 +0800
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This just in ppls from News.com
http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,845296%255E1702,00.html

                       Family sucked from home by tornado
                       By news.com.au and AAP
                       22jun00

                       10.35pm (AEST) A FAMILY of five were sucked
                       from their home by a tornado in Victoria tonight.

                       The youngest, a 17-month-old baby, was pulled
                       from its high chair and through a window before
                       landing in a paddock, emergency services said.

                       Amazingly all five only suffered minor injuries.

                       The drama happened in the small Victorian town
                       of Fairy Dell.

                       Non-metropolitan ambulance spokesman Paul Bird
                       said the baby's mother and father and their two
                       other children were sucked of the home as one
                       wall of the house blew away.

                       All were injued by flying debris and taken to
                       Echuca Hospital.

                       Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Scott Williams
                       said: "Cold unstable air combined with the right
                       wind shear conditions could have spawned the
                       tornado."

                       State Emergency Services spokesman Peter
                       Cocks said 60 SES volunteers had been called out
                       to help with the aftermath of the freak wind.

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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Mark,
    Thanks Mark for that. I am slowly building up the necessary information
required to analyse this event. This has helped a great deal. Once again
thankyou. Keep up the good work!


Dean Sgarbossa
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Date: Friday, 23 June 2000 1:39
Subject: aus-wx: Family sucked from home by tornado


>This just in ppls from News.com
>http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,845296%255E1702,00.html
>
>                       Family sucked from home by tornado
>                       By news.com.au and AAP
>                       22jun00
>
>                       10.35pm (AEST) A FAMILY of five were sucked
>                       from their home by a tornado in Victoria tonight.
>
>                       The youngest, a 17-month-old baby, was pulled
>                       from its high chair and through a window before
>                       landing in a paddock, emergency services said.
>
>                       Amazingly all five only suffered minor injuries.
>
>                       The drama happened in the small Victorian town
>                       of Fairy Dell.
>
>                       Non-metropolitan ambulance spokesman Paul Bird
>                       said the baby's mother and father and their two
>                       other children were sucked of the home as one
>                       wall of the house blew away.
>
>                       All were injued by flying debris and taken to
>                       Echuca Hospital.
>
>                       Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Scott Williams
>                       said: "Cold unstable air combined with the right
>                       wind shear conditions could have spawned the
>                       tornado."
>
>                       State Emergency Services spokesman Peter
>                       Cocks said 60 SES volunteers had been called out
>                       to help with the aftermath of the freak wind.
>
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Hi everyone,
            The reports, descriptions and pictures published in the Bendigo 
Advertiser this morning would indicate that this event was certainly a 
tornado. I will bring the paper with me to Vic meeting tomorrow. I have 
photos of the storm system as seen from Bendigo at 1630 yesterday.

Rod Aikman
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Golden Square 3555
Bendigo, Vic.



Mark,
     Thanks Mark for that. I am slowly building up the necessary information
required to analyse this event. This has helped a great deal. Once again
thankyou. Keep up the good work!


Dean Sgarbossa
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Subject: aus-wx: Family sucked from home by tornado


 >This just in ppls from News.com
 >http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,845296%255E1702,00.html
 >
 >                       Family sucked from home by tornado
 >                       By news.com.au and AAP
 >                       22jun00
 >
 >                       10.35pm (AEST) A FAMILY of five were sucked
 >                       from their home by a tornado in Victoria tonight.
 >
 >                       The youngest, a 17-month-old baby, was pulled
 >                       from its high chair and through a window before
 >                       landing in a paddock, emergency services said.
 >
 >                       Amazingly all five only suffered minor injuries.
 >
 >                       The drama happened in the small Victorian town
 >                       of Fairy Dell.
 >
 >                       Non-metropolitan ambulance spokesman Paul Bird
 >                       said the baby's mother and father and their two
 >                       other children were sucked of the home as one
 >                       wall of the house blew away.
 >
 >                       All were injued by flying debris and taken to
 >                       Echuca Hospital.
 >
 >                       Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Scott Williams
 >                       said: "Cold unstable air combined with the right
 >                       wind shear conditions could have spawned the
 >                       tornado."
 >
 >                       State Emergency Services spokesman Peter
 >                       Cocks said 60 SES volunteers had been called out
 >                       to help with the aftermath of the freak wind.
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 06:50:58 -0700
From: Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
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Blackheath Friday 7:15am

Currently around 2 degrees here with light rain, it may have sleeted
during the night.

There's a complete cloud cover and winds are moderate to fresh from the
west.

Doesn't seem to be any snow mixed with this rain which is curious at
this temp. Oberon could be interesting today.


Lindsay P.

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From: "Karratha Weather" <karrathaweather at wn.com.au>
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Archived Radar and Satellite Pictures
Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 03:11:10 +0800
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Hey Dean</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>This site here has archives of the austIR, VIS and 
WV images for at least the 24hrs prior check it out :)</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2><A 
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  <DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial">----- Original Message ----- </DIV>
  <DIV 
  style="BACKGROUND: #e4e4e4; FONT: 10pt arial; font-color: black"><B>From:</B> 
  <A href="mailto:deansgar at alphalink.com.au" 
  title=deansgar at alphalink.com.au>Dean Sgarbossa</A> </DIV>
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  <DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Sent:</B> Thursday, June 22, 2000 5:26 
  PM</DIV>
  <DIV style="FONT: 10pt arial"><B>Subject:</B> aus-wx: Archived Radar and 
  Satellite Pictures</DIV>
  <DIV><BR></DIV>
  <DIV><FONT size=2>Hello everyone again,</FONT></DIV>
  <DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; This is probably going to sound a little 
  lame but I am unaware of any sights that have archived radar loops/images and 
  satellite (both IR and VIS) images. Can anyone please help me out with this 
  dilemma? ASAP would be deeply appreciated. Thankyou!</FONT></DIV>
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Hi everyone,
I remember hearing a couple of months back that there was going to be/or is 
a new radar for Halls Creek in the Kimberley,WA.where is the radar?is it 
operational yet?does anyone know what's happening in regard to this?
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Hi again,

Okay - ABC Adelaide is forgiven.  Their main 7.45am bulletin and 'AM' have
both given the event a very full and fair coverage.  Let's hope this is a
sign of things to come.  Mind you, the more I hear about this event the
less likely it seems that it could be explained away as anything else.
Apparently there were witnesses to the funnel.

Phil 'Paisley' Bagust
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From: wbc at ozemail.com.au (Laurier Williams)
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It is operational and images are on the bom registered users site. No
info available, though, on lat/long etc on the accompanying
information pages.

Laurier


On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 07:34:14 EST, "T Middleton"
<anvil_industries at hotmail.com> wrote:

>Hi everyone,
>I remember hearing a couple of months back that there was going to be/or is 
>a new radar for Halls Creek in the Kimberley,WA.where is the radar?is it 
>operational yet?does anyone know what's happening in regard to this?
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Hi all,

Interestingly, this was just reported on 7.30am Adelaide ABC radio - but no
mention was made even of the possibility of a tornado!  It was a 'storm'
that sucked out the residents.  Now, this may just be local ABC being
cautious and responsible [after all, it might have been a downburst??] -
but it also might be another example of the 'it can't be a tornado, they
only happen in the US' syndrome.

At least they didn't call it a 'mini'-you know what......

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From: "Damien Howes" <dhowes at flatrate.net.au>
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Absolutely OUTSTANDING. I am currently reminding myself that jealousy is an
ugly emotion.  Well done Ira.           Damien.
----- Original Message -----
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>
> Okay my pics are up from my chase this week, at
> http://www.upnaway.com/~jra/weather.html
> they are crappy scans and there is no report yet as i have been busy but i
> thought id put the pics up anyway for you all to see. Also i havent
scanned
> the rest of the pics as some are still in the camera. I will do better
> scans and a report soon.
>
> Ira Fehlberg
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From: "John Woodbridge" <jrw at pixelcom.net>
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Subject: RE: aus-wx: Halls Creek radar??
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Looking at ASWA radar, it would appear that there are perhaps
two new radar sites in NW W.A. as you can see the "shadows".  But there are
no site buttons as yet.  Maybe Michael or someone can advise??

John.

>snip

Hi everyone,
I remember hearing a couple of months back that there was going to be/or is
a new radar for Halls Creek in the Kimberley,WA.where is the radar?is it
operational yet?does anyone know what's happening in regard to this?

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From: "Rhett Blanch & AJ Leong" <rhettaj at ozemail.com.au>
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Of course the Channel 9 Today show is running hard with footage from the
damage from this quote "rare mini tornado". Even the map that they are
showing of the area is titled "Mini Tornado" - aaaaah! Oh hang on.... Monte
appears to have possibly corrected this slightly, noting that "Tornados" are
reasonably common in Australia, second only to the US in frequency - well
that's something at least.

Rhett

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> Hi everyone,
>             The reports, descriptions and pictures published in the
Bendigo
> Advertiser this morning would indicate that this event was certainly a
> tornado. I will bring the paper with me to Vic meeting tomorrow. I have
> photos of the storm system as seen from Bendigo at 1630 yesterday.
>
> Rod Aikman
> 42 Panton St
> Golden Square 3555
> Bendigo, Vic.
>
>
>
> Mark,
>      Thanks Mark for that. I am slowly building up the necessary
information
> required to analyse this event. This has helped a great deal. Once again
> thankyou. Keep up the good work!
>
>
> Dean Sgarbossa
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Mark Dwyer <mjd at iinet.net.au>
> To: aussie-weather at world.std.com <aussie-weather at world.std.com>
> Date: Friday, 23 June 2000 1:39
> Subject: aus-wx: Family sucked from home by tornado
>
>
>  >This just in ppls from News.com
>  >http://www.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,4057,845296%255E1702,00.html
>  >
>  >                       Family sucked from home by tornado
>  >                       By news.com.au and AAP
>  >                       22jun00
>  >
>  >                       10.35pm (AEST) A FAMILY of five were sucked
>  >                       from their home by a tornado in Victoria tonight.
>  >
>  >                       The youngest, a 17-month-old baby, was pulled
>  >                       from its high chair and through a window before
>  >                       landing in a paddock, emergency services said.
>  >
>  >                       Amazingly all five only suffered minor injuries.
>  >
>  >                       The drama happened in the small Victorian town
>  >                       of Fairy Dell.
>  >
>  >                       Non-metropolitan ambulance spokesman Paul Bird
>  >                       said the baby's mother and father and their two
>  >                       other children were sucked of the home as one
>  >                       wall of the house blew away.
>  >
>  >                       All were injued by flying debris and taken to
>  >                       Echuca Hospital.
>  >
>  >                       Bureau of Meteorology forecaster Scott Williams
>  >                       said: "Cold unstable air combined with the right
>  >                       wind shear conditions could have spawned the
>  >                       tornado."
>  >
>  >                       State Emergency Services spokesman Peter
>  >                       Cocks said 60 SES volunteers had been called out
>  >                       to help with the aftermath of the freak wind.
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From: Blair Trewin <blair at earthsci.unimelb.edu.au>
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Family sucked from home by tornado
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> 
> Hi again,
> 
> Okay - ABC Adelaide is forgiven.  Their main 7.45am bulletin and 'AM' have
> both given the event a very full and fair coverage.  Let's hope this is a
> sign of things to come.  Mind you, the more I hear about this event the
> less likely it seems that it could be explained away as anything else.
> Apparently there were witnesses to the funnel.
> 

The Victorian Regional Office seem fairly convinced that it was a 
tornado; it was reported as one by a storm spotter at Kyabram. The
damage certainly sounds consistent with a tornado.

A Current Affair are apparently going to do something on it tonight;
I might actually watch it for the first time in my life!

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From: Blair Trewin <blair at earthsci.unimelb.edu.au>
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Halls Creek radar??
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> 
> It is operational and images are on the bom registered users site. No
> info available, though, on lat/long etc on the accompanying
> information pages.
> 
> Laurier
> 
> 
> On Fri, 23 Jun 2000 07:34:14 EST, "T Middleton"
> <anvil_industries at hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> >Hi everyone,
> >I remember hearing a couple of months back that there was going to be/or is 
> >a new radar for Halls Creek in the Kimberley,WA.where is the radar?is it 
> >operational yet?does anyone know what's happening in regard to this?

Not that the chances of there actually being anything to see on
said radar at any time in the next four months are terribly high...

Blair Trewin
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From: Malcolm Ninnes <NinnesM at franklins.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: radar outage?
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Currently it appears that no radar images are being updated, the BoM radar
page shows the latest radar update approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes ago.
:(   

Just as a nice yellow cell was tracking over Appin...   Doh.


Malcolm Ninnes
Unix Systems Admin / Operations Support
National Technical Services - Franklins Ltd
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 11:45:49 +1000
From: Matthew Smith <tornado at bigpond.net.au>
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Hi Everyone

I have scanned a couple of newspaper articles from Sydney about the
Tornado in VIC.
If by any chance there are copywrite issues here i will delete them..
but I doubt anyone will find out. link 1 =  Sydney Morning Herald, link
2 = Daily Telegraph.

http://www.sydneystormchasers.com/Members/Matt/22-06-00-01.JPG
http://www.sydneystormchasers.com/Members/Matt/22-06-00-02.JPG

They may take a while to load, the 2nd one will, but it also includes a
photo of the damaged house.

VIC chasers (Macca, Jane, Clyve, Paul,Dane, Chris etc) I think you
should plan a little expedition up that way this weekend to check out
the damage and do some sort of assesment if possible.
Good to see the media reporting it as a Tornado, although Sky news had
it as "mini". Eye witness accounts of the tornado on the ground as well
! I guess it would look similar to Ira's photo on the front of his
page... but who knows.

Matt Smith
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From: Andrew McDonald <andrewmcd at pevensey.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Victorian storms
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Hey everyone,

First of all I think I can clear up the minor discrepancy between the Cobram
and the Rochester events - they both occurred.  Wednesday afternoon/evening
saw a very well defined squall line (possibly a derecho - still debating
this) which produced damaging straight-line winds in several North-Central,
Northern and North Eastern towns.  Seymour, Yea, Benalla, Wangaratta, Albury
and numerous other places reported damage from the squall line and as
informed by my dad, one of the pub's in Cobram was severely damaged (it was
a tragedy as they had to close it for the night - hehehe).  This is probably
where the reports from Cobram came from.  My uncle who lives in Corowa was
listening to his scanner and CB radio and he heard reports of damage in a
few of the smaller towns around the Albury area....(he said he heard reports
of trees down, large rocks on roofs, large rocks on roads....). 

Yesterday, an extremely isolated storm developed in the western half of the
North-Central district sometime during the afternoon.  I was informed by my
dad at 5pm that there was an awesome looking anvil up to the NW and I was
fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of it from my train at about 5:40pm (in
the last of the fast fading light).  I was lucky enough to catch the Ch 9
weather at 6:30pm and they had the radar loop on and the cell was, as I
mentioned earlier, very isolated, but the interesting thing was that its
echo's were light blue (2-10mm/h).  It will be interesting to see what the
BoM reports (assuming they are conducting an investigation).  I would be
interested to hear what sort of conditions prevailed before and after the
event (ie any lightning?, any hail?, wind direction before and after, etc).

Dean - are you heading up with someone from the BoM?

This event so far:

4 tornadoes, 1 severe squall line.

Not too bad for a winter system which started on Sunday night in WA.

Andrew McDonald
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From: "MSC" <cadence at rubix.net.au>
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Matt,

Matt, many thanks for these newspaper articles - that's great!!!!, and I've
got the Melbourne Age & the Herald Sun from this morning.......

I spoke to the Severe Weather section at the BoM in Melbourne regarding the
incident & offered any assistance that ASWA members might be able to give.
They (BoM) are doing a damage path today complete with pics etc etc.  The
extent of ASWA Victoria's involvement  in situations like this both now & in
the future is an agenda item for discussion at our meeting tomorrow morning.

I have put a message up on the MSC June page requesting that information
about the event be emailed to me ASAP so that I can send it on to the BoM,
& I have also emailed the ASWA members living in that part of Victoria for
any help that they can give us.  The papers are also interested in sharing
(both ways <g>) any information that may come to hand.

I will have an enhanced satellite image (22/06/2000 06Z)  which should be
available later today.

Jane

---------------------------------------
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http://www.severeweather.asn.au

Melbourne Storm Chasers
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soon to be
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---------------------------------------

Hi Everyone

I have scanned a couple of newspaper articles from Sydney about the
Tornado in VIC.
If by any chance there are copywrite issues here i will delete them..
but I doubt anyone will find out. link 1 =  Sydney Morning Herald, link
2 = Daily Telegraph.

http://www.sydneystormchasers.com/Members/Matt/22-06-00-01.JPG
http://www.sydneystormchasers.com/Members/Matt/22-06-00-02.JPG

They may take a while to load, the 2nd one will, but it also includes a
photo of the damaged house.

VIC chasers (Macca, Jane, Clyve, Paul,Dane, Chris etc) I think you
should plan a little expedition up that way this weekend to check out
the damage and do some sort of assesment if possible.
Good to see the media reporting it as a Tornado, although Sky news had
it as "mini". Eye witness accounts of the tornado on the ground as well
! I guess it would look similar to Ira's photo on the front of his
page... but who knows.

Matt Smith
http://www.sydneystormchasers.com

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From: davidkc at advanceenergy.com.au
Subject: aus-wx: Oberon
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Hi All..

Just rang employee in Oberon, report of sleet early this morning at Black
Springs. Snow starting to fall
lightly in Black Springs,Oberon area..  Sleet also falling in Orange.

Will keep updated during day.

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Hi every1,

Not sure how relevant this may be but...

About 3.30 - 4.00 p.m.yesterday I observed two large cells forming to the 
west. One cell went north-east about 20 kms. north of Wycheproof while a 
much darker storm went south-east about the same distance south of 
Wycheproof. The southernmost cell had a well-defined gust front and seemed a 
very structured storm.

I'm wondering whether this southern cell was the one which later struck near 
Rochester, and whether the apparent divergence of the two cells is relevant?

Kevin Phyland.


>From: Andrew McDonald <andrewmcd at pevensey.com.au>
>Reply-To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
>To: aussie-weather at world.std.com
>Subject: aus-wx: Victorian storms
>Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 10:30:19 +1000
>
>Hey everyone,
>
>First of all I think I can clear up the minor discrepancy between the 
>Cobram
>and the Rochester events - they both occurred.  Wednesday afternoon/evening
>saw a very well defined squall line (possibly a derecho - still debating
>this) which produced damaging straight-line winds in several North-Central,
>Northern and North Eastern towns.  Seymour, Yea, Benalla, Wangaratta, 
>Albury
>and numerous other places reported damage from the squall line and as
>informed by my dad, one of the pub's in Cobram was severely damaged (it was
>a tragedy as they had to close it for the night - hehehe).  This is 
>probably
>where the reports from Cobram came from.  My uncle who lives in Corowa was
>listening to his scanner and CB radio and he heard reports of damage in a
>few of the smaller towns around the Albury area....(he said he heard 
>reports
>of trees down, large rocks on roofs, large rocks on roads....).
>
>Yesterday, an extremely isolated storm developed in the western half of the
>North-Central district sometime during the afternoon.  I was informed by my
>dad at 5pm that there was an awesome looking anvil up to the NW and I was
>fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of it from my train at about 5:40pm (in
>the last of the fast fading light).  I was lucky enough to catch the Ch 9
>weather at 6:30pm and they had the radar loop on and the cell was, as I
>mentioned earlier, very isolated, but the interesting thing was that its
>echo's were light blue (2-10mm/h).  It will be interesting to see what the
>BoM reports (assuming they are conducting an investigation).  I would be
>interested to hear what sort of conditions prevailed before and after the
>event (ie any lightning?, any hail?, wind direction before and after, etc).
>
>Dean - are you heading up with someone from the BoM?
>
>This event so far:
>
>4 tornadoes, 1 severe squall line.
>
>Not too bad for a winter system which started on Sunday night in WA.
>
>Andrew McDonald
>(Macca - MSC - land of the big white Cb)
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That interesting Dave because this morning driving up to Wentworth Falls at
about 8:30ish there was a very dark cloud that looked very much like the
snow bearing clouds I observe west of me when it is snowing on the central
tablelands. We had some inital showers, then i could of sworn that the
precip was solid the way it was floating in on the windscreen, but i thought
it was me just looking way to hard at ordinary drizzle. Even my fiance next
to me asked if it was drizzle or something else.


Daniel Weatherhead
weatherhead at ozemail.com.au

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> Hi All..
>
> Just rang employee in Oberon, report of sleet early this morning at Black
> Springs. Snow starting to fall
> lightly in Black Springs,Oberon area..  Sleet also falling in Orange.
>
> Will keep updated during day.
>
> Dave
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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Subject: Re: aus-wx: Victorian storms
Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 13:29:55 +1000
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Hi Andrew,
    I am unsure as of this moment. However, I have spoken to John
Cornall-Reilly (Climate & Consultancy, VRO) and Harvey Stern (Head of
Climate, VRO). He has informed me that the Bureau will assist me with any
investigations I undertake on this event including BoM texts and analysis,
storm spotter reports, radar, data and interviews with Severe Storms Section
with either Ray Kollmorgan or Tony Bannaster. It appears the BoM have not
yet established an investigation team so it doesn't appear that I will be at
the present. I have organised a conversation via phone with Harvey Stern
later today where I will discuss with him if a team will be put in operation
and whether I can accompany them. Thankyou for your help Andrew. Your
information provided to the list has been extremely helpful.


Dean Sgarbossa


-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew McDonald <andrewmcd at pevensey.com.au>
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Date: Friday, 23 June 2000 12:40
Subject: aus-wx: Victorian storms


>Hey everyone,
>
>First of all I think I can clear up the minor discrepancy between the
Cobram
>and the Rochester events - they both occurred.  Wednesday afternoon/evening
>saw a very well defined squall line (possibly a derecho - still debating
>this) which produced damaging straight-line winds in several North-Central,
>Northern and North Eastern towns.  Seymour, Yea, Benalla, Wangaratta,
Albury
>and numerous other places reported damage from the squall line and as
>informed by my dad, one of the pub's in Cobram was severely damaged (it was
>a tragedy as they had to close it for the night - hehehe).  This is
probably
>where the reports from Cobram came from.  My uncle who lives in Corowa was
>listening to his scanner and CB radio and he heard reports of damage in a
>few of the smaller towns around the Albury area....(he said he heard
reports
>of trees down, large rocks on roofs, large rocks on roads....).
>
>Yesterday, an extremely isolated storm developed in the western half of the
>North-Central district sometime during the afternoon.  I was informed by my
>dad at 5pm that there was an awesome looking anvil up to the NW and I was
>fortunate enough to catch a glimpse of it from my train at about 5:40pm (in
>the last of the fast fading light).  I was lucky enough to catch the Ch 9
>weather at 6:30pm and they had the radar loop on and the cell was, as I
>mentioned earlier, very isolated, but the interesting thing was that its
>echo's were light blue (2-10mm/h).  It will be interesting to see what the
>BoM reports (assuming they are conducting an investigation).  I would be
>interested to hear what sort of conditions prevailed before and after the
>event (ie any lightning?, any hail?, wind direction before and after, etc).
>
>Dean - are you heading up with someone from the BoM?
>
>This event so far:
>
>4 tornadoes, 1 severe squall line.
>
>Not too bad for a winter system which started on Sunday night in WA.
>
>Andrew McDonald
>(Macca - MSC - land of the big white Cb)
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From: davidkc at advanceenergy.com.au
Subject: Re: aus-wx: Oberon
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Daniel,

It seems to be that this high pressure appearing was basically the same
when we
had the snow in Oberon last time.. Does it look familiar.

I know its bloody cold here in Bathurst at moment, and clouds very dark.

Dave
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That interesting Dave because this morning driving up to Wentworth Falls at
about 8:30ish there was a very dark cloud that looked very much like the
snow bearing clouds I observe west of me when it is snowing on the central
tablelands. We had some inital showers, then i could of sworn that the
precip was solid the way it was floating in on the windscreen, but i
thought
it was me just looking way to hard at ordinary drizzle. Even my fiance next
to me asked if it was drizzle or something else.


Daniel Weatherhead
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> Hi All..
>
> Just rang employee in Oberon, report of sleet early this morning at Black
> Springs. Snow starting to fall
> lightly in Black Springs,Oberon area..  Sleet also falling in Orange.
>
> Will keep updated during day.
>
> Dave
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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Rochester Tornado Investigation
Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 16:38:34 +1000
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Hello Andrew and all once again,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I have been speaking to Harvey Stern from 
the Melbourne BoM VRO and the Severe Storm Section. They have informed me that 
they are currently in Rochester investigating the tornado damage path and 
preparing a full official report which should be published in the near future. 
In conjunction with the BoM investigation, they have invited me to assist the 
severe Wx Section with this investigation. The collaboration of reports will be 
used to identify and dismiss any discrepancies that have been made thus far. I 
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Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 17:31:23 +1000
From: Anthony Cornelius <cyclone at flatrate.net.au>
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Hi Dean & Jason,

I archive radars around Australia - but only started during March.  I'm
on a dial-up connection, which restricts my downloading capabilities,
this combined with a few ISP problems in the last 2 weeks.  I haven't
complained though, because while they're turning a blind eye to my
~3gig/month downloads, I thought I'd do the same to them.  I finally get
cable fully installed this Tuesday, then the amount I download is merely
a matter of how much I'm willing to invest in storing it (CD), and the
time.

Off the top of my head, I'm archiving the following:

Cairns B, Gladstone B, Gympie L, Brisbane B/L, Charleville B, Longreach
B, Wagga B, Grafton L, Moree B/L, Sydney B/L, Williamtown L, Melbourne
B/L, Mt Gambie B/L, NW Tas B, Adelaide B/L, Perth B/L, and an assortment
of radars along the Nullabor and SW WA (almost all of them I believe).

I also archive: GSMC/D, AU IR, AU WV, JCU, the MB and VB sat pics of far
eastern AU and the MSLA.

I haven't told everyone formally yet, as I didn't want to dissapoint
people if I didn't have the requested radar/sat pic due to it not being
archived, or my ISP inadvertently disconnecting me.

I'm planning on running an extraction to get radar/sats for Ira's
tornadoes (which I might say are BRILLIANT photos!)  And also the recent
event at Rochester.  I'll also try and grab some FNL data from NOAA too,
that might be interesting.

I haven't had a chance to extract anything yet, due to exams - but
fortunately, I had my last one today and I'm now on holidays :-)))
-- 
Anthony Cornelius
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Belmont, Brisbane
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From: "Dean Sgarbossa" <deansgar at alphalink.com.au>
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Subject: aus-wx: Rochester Tornado Investigation
Date: Fri, 23 Jun 2000 18:30:27 +1000
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<DIV><FONT size=2>Hello everyone again,</FONT></DIV>
<DIV><FONT size=2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I just concluded a number of phone calls. 
The first of which included the conversation with Daniel Hoy, a journalist from 
the Melbourne Herald Sun who wrote one of the articles in todays paper. He 
informed me that the destruction path is quite prominent; there are six houses 
severely damaged along George Street in Fairy Dell. Another phone call was to 
the local Rangers Office. They informed me of the apparent damage path starting 
at Gegliam Road, Nanneella heading in a northeasterly direction towards Geaorge 
Street, Kyabram. The destruction is supposedly very obvious and easy to follow. 
I&nbsp;may be interviewing the Merrett family, the family who were "sucked" out 
of there house and depositted in a nearby field. I will also be interviewing 
David Hanson, the neighbour of the Merrett family in Fairy Dell who observed the 
tornado&nbsp;while milking his cows. He took cover under his large milk vat when 
the tornado passed within 30 metres of him. I will also be interviewing Mr. 
Wallace and his son who also observed the tornado as well as Garry Colemen who 
observed the tornado.</FONT></DIV>
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From: Lindsay <writer at lisp.com.au>
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Friday
4:30pm

G'day David,

The fetch from this High isn't as far southward as the big one in late
May if that's the one you mean as there's been more than one cold
outbreak leading to snow in Oberon this season.

Pretty cold here too in Blackheath, around 5, think we only got to 6
although I haven't checked yet.

Lindsay Pearce

davidkc at advanceenergy.com.au wrote:
> 
> Daniel,
> 
> It seems to be that this high pressure appearing was basically the same
> when we
> had the snow in Oberon last time.. Does it look familiar.
> 
> I know its bloody cold here in Bathurst at moment, and clouds very dark.
> 
> Dave
> ---------------------- Forwarded by David Carroll/Advance on 23/06/2000
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> Subject:  Re: aus-wx: Oberon
> 
> That interesting Dave because this morning driving up to Wentworth Falls at
> about 8:30ish there was a very dark cloud that looked very much like the
> snow bearing clouds I observe west of me when it is snowing on the central
> tablelands. We had some inital showers, then i could of sworn that the
> precip was solid the way it was floating in on the windscreen, but i
> thought
> it was me just looking way to hard at ordinary drizzle. Even my fiance next
> to me asked if it was drizzle or something else.
> 
> Daniel Weatherhead
> weatherhead at ozemail.com.au
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> 
> > Hi All..
> >
> > Just rang employee in Oberon, report of sleet early this morning at Black
> > Springs. Snow starting to fall
> > lightly in Black Springs,Oberon area..  Sleet also falling in Orange.
> >
> > Will keep updated during day.
> >
> > Dave
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Yes Great one Ira. Those pics are excellent. Number 3 seems to have picked 
up a fair bit of dust as you suggested. Did you get a chance to inspect the 
paths or was it the usual - no roads.

Jimmy Deguara

At 23:13 22/06/00 +0930, you wrote:
>Yikes!
>
>No.3 is just plain scary lookin' - looks more f4 than f0.
>
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>Great shot Ira.
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NEWSLETTER No. 2000/3

  June 2000


Sydney Centre Committee for 2000:

Chair           Milton Speer            BoM
Vice Chair      Elly Spark              BoM
Secretary       Michael Box             Uni of New South Wales
Treasurer       Angela Maharaj  Macquarie University
Committee       Julie Evans             BoM
                 Paul Graham             Macquarie University
                 Neil Holbrook           Macquarie University
                 Alan Williams           Sydney Uni (retired).


NOTICE OF JUNE SCIENTIFIC MEETING

The next meeting of the AMOS Sydney Centre will be held on Wednesday 28 
June, 2000
Venue: Macquarie University
             School of Earth Sciences
             Room 143, Building E5A, Level 1
             Parking is available on campus, but fees apply: be careful.
Time:   7:30 p.m. for a 7:45 p.m. start.

The program includes announcements, the current weather situation and 
forecasts for the week. The main seminar will be on "Warm-Season Supercell 
Thunderstorms in Australia", by Dr. Andrew Treloar (full details on next page).

News Items

AMOS Council has decided that the 2001 AMOS Conference will be held in 
Darwin, and the 2002 Conference will be held in Perth (both in conjunction 
with other planned conferences).
Council is researching the issue of accreditation, with the aim of 
introducing a special membership category for appropriately qualified AMOS 
members.
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