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Storm Forecast For Lough Gullion

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Temp	Humidity	Dewpoint	Cape	Precip	Convective Cloud	Storm Risk
22°c	77%	15°c	881j/kg	0mm None	39%	48%
21°c	72%	16°c	421j/kg	0mm None	0%	25%
22°c	69%	16°c	881j/kg	0mm None	39%	48%
24°c	72%	17°c	1309j/kg	0mm None	92%	57%
23°c	71%	17°c	6j/kg	0mm None	61%	27%
24°c	63%	17°c	1309j/kg	0mm None	67%	57%
24°c	61%	16°c	1348j/kg	0mm None	46%	57%
24°c	59%	16°c	1048j/kg	0mm None	28%	55%
24°c	56%	15°c	780j/kg	0mm None	38%	50%
23°c	77%	15°c	644j/kg	0mm None	70%	50%
22°c	62%	15°c	363j/kg	0mm None	70%	42%
20°c	77%	16°c	371j/kg	0mm None	13%	35%
18°c	94%	15°c	214j/kg	0mm None	32%	30%
16°c	91%	15°c	1j/kg	0mm None	12%	3%
16°c	94%	15°c	11j/kg	0mm None	32%	10%
17°c	94%	15°c	585j/kg	0mm None	59%	50%
17°c	92%	16°c	585j/kg	0mm None	47%	50%
16°c	94%	16°c	445j/kg	0mm None	59%	42%
17°c	95%	16°c	534j/kg	0mm None	94%	50%
17°c	93%	16°c	407j/kg	0mm None	80%	42%
17°c	93%	16°c	358j/kg	0mm None	94%	42%

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Storm Forecast Info

You may not be familiar with a couple of the items within the storm forecast, the first one CAPE is a measure of the available energy in the atmosphere for convection (storms and showers), just because this level is high though, it doesn't guarantee that conditions will be right for storms. CAPE is an abbreviation of Convective Available Potential Energy and is measured in joules per kilogram.

Another term is Lifted Index, this is a measure of the buouyancy in the air. Negative numbers mean the air is buoyant so will rise, positive numbers inicate sinking air. The more buoyant the air is, the better chance there is that the CAPE can be tapped in to.