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South East Queensland Daily Forecast - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEBSunday 15th of September 2024. South to South Easterly winds are expected to impact Coastal areas of the forecast region during the day, with these winds carrying just enough moisture for some isolated, hit and miss, short lived, light showers occurring during the afternoon, evening and night. Clearer conditions earlier in the day should lead ...
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WEBIt may be late August, but we are already staring down the barrel at potentially the first severe storm outbreak of the 2022/2023 season. Severe storms aren’t unheard of in August or September (just remember back to September 30 last year when there were tornadoes...
Higgins Public TV - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEBHere we will show you the latest severe weather photos and videos from across Australia. The most recent content will be at the top. If you have captured incredible footage please send it through to our private message here! General Information. About Higgins Storm Chasing. Higgins Shop FAQ.
Weather News & Extra Forecasts - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEBWeather News & Extra Forecasts. It may be late August, but we are already staring down the barrel at potentially... After 12 days of non basically non stop rain, it appears as though the event is ... Paluma cracks the 2.5m mark! Rainfall Summary as of Feb 7th. Over the course of the last 24 hours, further heavy rain has impacted the Paluma...
First Severe Storm Outbreak Possible! - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEB27 Aug. First Severe Storm Outbreak Possible! It may be late August, but we are already staring down the barrel at potentially the first severe storm outbreak of the 2022/2023 season. Severe storms aren’t unheard of in August or September (just remember back to September 30 last year when there were tornadoes impacting Bathurst, Armidale and ...
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About Higgins Storm Chasing
WEBHiggins Storm Chasing started as a childhood obsession when Jeff Higgins was 8 years old. He was fascinated by weather and chased storms from a very young age. In his early 20's the internet connected him with other like minded weather enthusiasts and storm chasing friends across South East QLD.
Steering Winds - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEBIts not unheard of for steering winds to exceed 100km/h, even 125km/h. These are the kinds of winds that mean if you blink you’ll miss the storm. If the steering winds mix with turning with height, in other words the winds from the surface to 10,000ft, 15,000ft or even higher turn as the go up, then this is where stationary rain areas and ...
Wall Clouds - Higgins Storm Chasing
WEB1 Like. Wall clouds are some of the most eye capturing parts of storm chasing, and are often the visual appearance that a thunderstorm (or likely Supercell if a wall cloud is present) is taking the next step to becoming even more dangerous. The wall cloud typically indicates where the area of strongest updraft is occurring and rarely producing ...