Archive for July, 2012

FALL 2012 IDEAS: Jamstec Shows Cold Fall Season Over Much Of North America, Warm In UK, Cold For Europe!

Written by on July 31, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
FALL 2012 IDEAS: Jamstec Shows Cold Fall Season Over Much Of North America, Warm In UK, Cold For Europe!

We’re all now beginning to cast our eyes out and towards the autumn and eventually winter season as summer 2012 enters it’s final meteorological month. I intend to keep checking back with the model long range runs and show you and explain what’s going on and where I am going with my forecast which will be […]

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Heavy Rain & Wind Pushes Across Ireland/Northern UK Tonight & Wednesday, London Returns To Summer! (Video Included!)

Written by on July 31, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Heavy Rain & Wind Pushes Across Ireland/Northern UK Tonight & Wednesday, London Returns To Summer! (Video Included!)

The UK will see opposites on weather over the next 12 hours following a wet and dreary day across the South, though it’s an improving picture down along southernmost counties up into the London area this afternoon. While rather cloud and wet across the South, it’s been glorious and warm feeling in the sun up across Scotland following […]

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All-Time Record Highs & Warmest Lows Could Fall In The Next 5 Days Over The Central Plains!

All-Time Record Highs & Warmest Lows Could Fall In The Next 5 Days Over The Central Plains!

Each of the next at least 5 days will see temperatures from Wichita Falls, Texas to Wichita, Kansas top 110° thanks to a very powerful upper level ridge which has been intensifying in recent days but has really brutalised the Plains all summer long. The stronger the upper ridge, the greater the depth of sinking […]

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Flash Flooding Possible Today Through Friday For Las Vegas, Phoenix, Yuma, Palm Springs Up To Denver!

Flash Flooding Possible Today Through Friday For Las Vegas, Phoenix, Yuma, Palm Springs Up To Denver!

With the big dome of high pressure parked directly over the Southern Plains states, there’s a pinwheel of deep, tropical moisture cycling around the ridge and up into the Southwest. As the strong late July sun does it’s work and strongly heats the lower atmosphere over the Deserts and Great Basin and with all the moisture streaming […]

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Trough & Lows Will Dominate The Rest Of The Olympic Games But It’s Not All Bad! (Includes Video!)

Written by on July 30, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Trough & Lows Will Dominate The Rest Of The Olympic Games But It’s Not All Bad! (Includes Video!)

Today has been a much improved day across London and the Southeast compared to yesterday where heavy showers and thunderstorms roamed the region, impacting and disrupting some events including the cycling and tennis to name just two. As I glance at the current models, the outlook doesn’t give an overly warm picture nor a particularly […]

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Much Cooler For East While Texas To Kansas Heat Intensifies Following Record 111°F At Wichita, Kansas Today!

Much Cooler For East While Texas To Kansas Heat Intensifies Following Record 111°F At Wichita, Kansas Today!

If you thought today was hot with widespread 105° to 110° heat, it looks like things are about to grow even hotter from central Texas to north Kansas in coming days as the upper ridge intensifies overhead. Such cities as Wichita Falls, TX, Oklahoma City, OK and Wichita, KS to name just 3, may surpass […]

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Olympic Weather: Thunderstorms Struck Today But A Brighter Monday Is On Tap Before More Rain Tuesday

Written by on July 29, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Olympic Weather: Thunderstorms Struck Today But A Brighter Monday Is On Tap Before More Rain Tuesday

As expected, the rains arrived across the Southeast with some decent thunderstorms producing local downpours, gusty winds and decent lightning displays. The good news is that Monday looks drier, brighter and a little warmer as there is a break between systems tomorrow. The bad news is that this dry, sunny slot is short lived as more rain […]

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FREE: Warm/Cold Periods Over North America & Europe Were Driven By The Multidecadal Ocean Cycles

Written by on July 29, 2012 in North and South America, Rest of Europe with 0 Comments
FREE: Warm/Cold Periods Over North America & Europe Were Driven By The Multidecadal Ocean Cycles

There is plenty of scientific evidence which shows net temperature fluctuations around the globe correlates perfectly with ocean temperature. While much of the media would have you think that the increase in Co2 is rising our planets temperature, the rise since the start of the 1980s is down to an increase in sun activity which warms […]

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Was The Flip From Nina to Nino, Helped By Warm AMO, -NAO The Reason For Such A Wet UK, Scandinavian Summer?

Written by on July 29, 2012 in Rest of Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Was The Flip From Nina to Nino, Helped By Warm AMO, -NAO The Reason For Such A Wet UK, Scandinavian Summer?

I guess a good reason behind the well above normal precipitation which set in back in April and continued ever since across the UK and Scandinavia is thanks, in part to the flip from back to back La Ninas to an El Nino, helped by the still warm North Atlantic Oscillation and prodominantly -NAO. The big question is what […]

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YOUR DETAILED OLYMPIC/UK FORECAST: Weather Turns Cool & Wet Tomorrow Into Next Week (Includes Video!)

Written by on July 28, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
YOUR DETAILED OLYMPIC/UK FORECAST: Weather Turns Cool & Wet Tomorrow Into Next Week (Includes Video!)

Good afternoon and hope your all enjoying your weekend so far. Did you enjoy the opening ceremony? It certainly was quite the specticle and certainly makes one proud to be British. Hope you enjoyed the warm sunshine last week because we’re set for a reality check which will take us through the next 7 days on […]

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