The images show the SatRep of this day by means of the identified conceptual models superimposed on all three Meteosat channels. The following conceptual models will be discussed:

• Comma feature (Comma) over Ireland and England:
  This consists of thick multilayered cloudiness with a stripe of very dry air at its rear side (compare Conceptual Models: Comma ).
• Warm Front Shield (WF Shield) west of Ireland:
  The cloud shield is very significant and well-developed in the IR and VIS image and is represented by thick multilayered cloudiness. In the WV imagery the typical warm conveyor belt structure can be detected (compare Conceptual Models: Warm Front Shield ).
• Cold Front in Cold Advection (CF in CA) near the western edge of the image panel:
  In the IR image a cloud band with rather low, warm tops can be noticed; the WV features correspond much more to the warm conveyor belt in the east and to the jet feature in the north (compare Conceptual Models: Cold Front in Cold Advection ).
• Rapid Cyclogenesis (Rapid Cyclogenesis) west of the Warm Front Shield:
  There are some indications from satellite imagery for a Rapid Cyclogenesis taking place:
  • There are two cloud layers, especially a lower one protruding from below a higher one, and
  • In the WV imagery a black dry stripe extends parallel to the edge of the higher cloud system.
  The latter phenomenon is very indicative of a rapid cyclogenesis showing dry sinking air superimposed over the lower cloudiness. In the WV image a spiral structure can even be noticed (compare Conceptual Models: Rapid Cyclogenesis ).