Asia_24hr_jul2019
--July is the middle month of meteorological summer in the Northern Hemisphere. --The major islands and land areas of tropical Southeast Asia have daily thunderstorms in sea breezes and along mountain slopes; they move from varying directions. --Most thunderstorms at higher latitudes move from W to E. --The equatorial trough, the Intertropical Convergence Zone, is not identifiable over the Western Pacific and Indian Oceans. --Lightning over the Philippines, Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, and Cambodia is frequent during July. --Lightning is widespread over the Indian subcontinent. --Lightning occurs almost every day along the base and over the Himalayas, moving from the WNW to ESE; storms often start in Pakistan. --China, Russia, and neighboring middle-latitude countries tend to have large thunderstorm systems moving from the W. --Japan has frequent lightning events through July. ~Ron Holle
Aug 2, 2019 Webmaster Archive
--01 to 03 July: Broad cyclonic circulation over northern Indian Ocean. --02 to 06 July: Bands of lightning move E to W over central Russia and Kazakhstan. --13 to 16 July: Thunderstorms move S to N over western Russia. --21 to 24 July: Lightning west of New Siberian Islands at 75 N. --23 to 24 July: Stationary cyclonic circulation over central Russia. ~Ron Holle
Aug 6, 2019 7:15:59 PM Dave Fincher