2016-08-29, 06:20
(2016-08-25, 10:06)Tobi Wrote: I think there was lightning. Satellite image shows clouds and WWLLN also detected a strike.
Other false positive detections can happen due to specific "bad" constellations of station/signals. Man made electricity is not powerful enough for our stations, unless you place them very close to it (maybe a few kilometers).
Hi Tobi,
Thanks for answering back!
You look like you're using the 25th of Aug, I was looking at the weather at the 23 of Aug at 11:29, 11:34, and 11:39 AM CST.
It was a clear day with one . The Canadian radar shows nothing around winnipeg during that time period (http://climate.weather.gc.ca/radar/index...THEROFFICE)
And GEOS shows no clouds around Winnipeg (there's a powerful storm in the north however) http://www.goes-arch.noaa.gov/ECIR162361615.GIF
There are a number of strikes the VAISILA network caught as well as our network in the same time frame about 300 km away. (see lightning in Manitoba picture - it's a GIS file of all the strikes that day)
Might be an interesting thing to check out.
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