Today’s one was more likely to be in the evening unless we could have really cracked 33+°C then the cap would have broken and allowed the storms to fire off. We will need to see how tonights moisture mixes with the atmosphere and with the cells that are out there.

Even tomorrow, if the southerly pushes through too quick it can ruin any chances of a storm.

Weak shear storms are very hard to predict. It gets really frustrating especially when you can see them and they are not too far from you. There is 2 Severe cells just to the west of me, not far but just far enough.