Will it thunder in G20?

The thunderstorm forecast percentage is calculated by combining data from several computer models.

Short range

Will it thunder today, tomorrow or the day after?

Sat 08 Jun
0%

Sun 09 Jun
0%

Medium range

Will it thunder during the following ten days?

Mon 10 Jun
0%
Tue 11 Jun
0%
Wed 12 Jun
0%
Thu 13 Jun
0%
Fri 14 Jun
0%
Sat 15 Jun
3%
Sun 16 Jun
3%
Mon 17 Jun
0%
Tue 18 Jun
3%
Wed 19 Jun
3%
Thu 20 Jun
0%

Frost, rain, snow, heat and thunder risk

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Next 16 days in 3 hour intervals

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What is needed for thunderstorms?

Thunderstorms need moisture, an unstable atmosphere and lift, to develop.

Moisture is needed to create the clouds and rain.

The atmosphere needs to be unstable so that the air can rise and cool.

Lift is needed to get the air rising. This can be provided by fronts, sea breezes, mountains or heating from the sun.

Thunderstorms are most likely to occur in the summer months when the air is warm and moist. They are most likely to occur in the afternoon and evening when the sun has had time to heat the ground.

If you would like more in-depth information check our extensive range of Numerical Weather Prediction model data

To check the complete weather forecast use the Place, postcode or geolocation options in the header.



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