Archive for 2009
>Todays Extremes here at the houseHigh 35 degrees Low 32 degreesRAIN/SNOW: Morning snow showers, late evening snow showers, some heavy and providing a fresh coating.Snowcover 2″Mildest day in 2-weeks… but the effect of wind is two-fold, since it’s holding the temperature up slightly, it’s also creating a wind chill… So, though it’s warmer, it “feels” […]
>This post was written yesterday.. (Photo by Mark Vogan) Icy Shores of Loch Katrine during late afternoon on Sunday. Glasgow in the west now an impressive 6.4 below normal for December whilst Edinburgh in the east is 5.4 below normal for December …. How much below normal for January and perhaps even February? Major snows […]
>Todays Extremes here at the houseHigh 32 degrees (9.57pm) Low 20 degrees (1.34am)RAIN/SNOW: An isolated FlurrySnowcover: 2″An overnight which saw partly to mostly cloudy skies which kept temperatures at bay. A day which saw mostly cloudy skies with the odd isolated flurry riding the northeast flow. The wind made it feel a little cooler. Icing […]
>(Sunday)High 34 degrees Low 31 degreesRAIN/SNOW: Morning rain, sleet, snow mixSnowcover: 2″A wet, sleety and raw start with stiff west, northwest winds. The milder influx of air off the Atlantic and heavy overnight rains with mixed sleet and snow eroded about and inch or so of our snowpack. (Monday)High 27 degrees Low 20 degreesRAIN/SNOW: NoneSnowcover: […]
> http://www.ecmwf.int/ Ever since issuing my Winter Forecast for the UK, I haven’t really relaxed much. To forecast a “Cold Winter” is really throwing yourself out there as you only have to look at recent trends to see that we have been far from cold in any way shape or form. Winters have become dominantly […]
>Todays Extremes here at my houseHigh 32.9 degrees Low 27 degrees (6.28am)SNOW/RAIN: Heavy snow in the morning which added a further quarter inch to snowpack but heavy rains moved in by evening which has eroded some of our snowpack.Snowcover: 2″The morning like recent morings has started off milder than the days leading up to Christmas […]
>BREAKING NEWS: Rapid changeover to snow and temperature rises and now falls…. Read belowChristmas Day photos by Mark Vogan Chilly Christmas Day in Kirkintilloch Winter Wonderland, just outside Kirkintilloch Just outside Lennoxtown View from my office View from my office It’s now raining pretty good outside but the temperature remains at 31 degrees. Will it […]
>Frigid, Frozen and Snowbound is the name of the game…..According to AccuWeather.com Professional… Glasgow, Scotland is 5.7 degrees below normal making this the second coldest December since 1990. The coldest being the frigid December of 1995 which produced a tie to the UK’s all-time coldest reading of -27C or -17 degrees Fahrenheit which was recorded […]
>Today’s Extremes here at the houseHigh 31 degrees (2.47pm) Low 24 degrees (1.50am)SNOW: Snow flakes were reported in the area during the early hours of Christmas Morning.Snowcover: 4″A day dominated by overnight and early morning cloudiness and milder temperatures thanks to that cloudcover. A milder day overall but clearer skies broke out by midmorning allowing […]
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