Archive for August 14th, 2012
Just when you thought it couldn’t get any hotter than what we saw in Spain back at the weekend when Seville set a new all-time August record high of 114° (45.6°C) and in France where it’s been a fairly decent and not too hot summer compared the recent summers, the ECMWF, GFS and other models suddenly drop the red […]
SOME METEOROLOGY For days now the models have had a storm forming over the Bay of Biscay at the base of a deep trough. A lot of energy spilling into the trough is forcing rapid bundling and development. This tends to force a lot of heat and moisture into the system adding more energy which forces […]
Well it’s about to get HOT throughout the Pacific Northwest just as points east of the divide start a cooling trend. While some areas stretching from eastern Montana to the Ohio Valley potentially recieve record cool temperatures for August, the Seattle to Portland corridor look on track to recieve record or near record heat and certainly […]
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