Archive for September, 2012

Classic Autumn Weather For UK/Ireland This Week, High 5-Day Rain Totals Possible!

Written by on September 30, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Classic Autumn Weather For UK/Ireland This Week, High 5-Day Rain Totals Possible!

The best way I think to describe our week ahead is, classic autumn! The Atlantic is dominant this week with a series of fronts sweeping through. However what’s interesting is the upper level trough dropping down with temperatures cooling considerably. In other words we have increasingly cold air dropping down while fronts bring bands of rain followed […]

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Amazing Footage: Car Gets Tossed By Typhoon Jelawat

Written by on September 30, 2012 in Asia with 0 Comments
Amazing Footage: Car Gets Tossed By Typhoon Jelawat

The southern Japanese prefecture of Okinawa has been hammered once again by a 3rd major typhoon in less than 5 weeks and the latest packed a big punch to the southern half of the island which is home to the city of Naha where there was a lot of damage to  windows, street lights and even cars […]

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European Model Backs Off From UK Warmth Next Weekend, NAO Flips

Written by on September 29, 2012 in Rest of Europe, United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
European Model Backs Off From UK Warmth Next Weekend, NAO Flips

The european model is showing a very different scenario from 24 hours ago for next Saturday with the above chart being last night’s run. The new run is below! It’s basically complete opposites but I always say, never trust an individual run but if you look at the overall pattern and indexes such as the NAO etc, you […]

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Jelawat Makes Landfall With 140 mph Gusts Making Okinawa Centrepoint For Typhoon Landfalls in 2012,

Written by on September 29, 2012 in Asia with 0 Comments
Jelawat Makes Landfall With 140 mph Gusts Making Okinawa Centrepoint For Typhoon Landfalls in 2012,

Today saw the 3RD MAJOR, 115+ mph, landfalling Typhoon cross the southern Japanese island of Okinawa. Yes, with each time the eye crossing right over the island. Just two weeks ago, an even stronger system than Jelawat, came ashore, it’s name was Sanba, remember my post? Pretty incredible stuff. As Jelawat slammed ashore early this morning, the […]

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Central US Cold Blast In October Often Means Heat For West Coast, 100s For Los Angeles?

Written by on September 28, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Central US Cold Blast In October Often Means Heat For West Coast, 100s For Los Angeles?

Tonight’s run of the ECMWF now has next week’s very cold air pushing south of the US-Canada border and this could mean an early snowstorm as well as 15-30 below normal temperatures anywhere from Montana to the interior Northeast. While the arctic hound comes acalling next week down the spine of the continent, often during October cold blasts, a strong ridge […]

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Record Low Sea Ice In Arctic But Near Record HIGH Antarctic Sea Ice Extent!

Written by on September 28, 2012 in Rest of Europe with 1 Comment
Record Low Sea Ice In Arctic But Near Record HIGH Antarctic Sea Ice Extent!

The arctic has seen the greatest loss of sea ice on record this summer, beating the previous record minimum set back in 2007. In stark contrast and despite all the hysteria about global warming, what you’ll perhaps struggle to see in the news is the fact that the Antarctic has seen a near record extent of sea ice. […]

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Thoughts on Autumn, Winter and Why There Was No Winter Last Year!

Written by on September 28, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Thoughts on Autumn, Winter and Why There Was No Winter Last Year!

I have stated multiple times already about the fact that the UK/Ireland autumn should be warmer/wetter than usual when all is said and done at the close of November but that does not mean we can’t see cold spells nor accompanied by snow. Like in 2009, I think we should see wet and stormy conditions with BACKSIDE cold coming down […]

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Typhoon Recurve Rule and Following 6-9 Day Canada/US Cold Blast? (Includes HD Video)

Written by on September 27, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Typhoon Recurve Rule and Following 6-9 Day Canada/US Cold Blast? (Includes HD Video)

Thought I would touch on a few points regarding the pattern into NEXT WEEK for both the United States and Canada. Noticed me talking about Typhoon Jelawat? Well this system is going to recurve but unfortunately it won’t miss land. The southern Japanese island of Okinawa looks to be yet again a target and powerful Typhoon […]

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Will Be Talking On ‘Hype Is Here’ Radio / Show Starts 10.30am ET/3.30pm BST

Written by on September 27, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments

Tune in NOW for special radio show today “Weather Disasters And Phenomenons” on ‘Hype is Here’ Radio in Jacksonville, FL. I will be on air shortly! http://www.blogtalkradio.com/hypeisradio/2012/09/27/hype-is-here-radio-51-weather-disasters-and-phenomenons

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Active Atlantic Storm Train To Swing Another 2-3 More Depressions Across UK Next 5-7 Days (Inc HD Video!)

Written by on September 26, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 2 Comments
Active Atlantic Storm Train To Swing Another 2-3 More Depressions Across UK Next 5-7 Days (Inc HD Video!)

While the worst September storm in 30 years continues to exit off to the south back down to where it came from, we will see a much brighter, drier day tomorrow although this won’t last long as the pattern is loaded with more stormy action in coming days. While summer has overall been a washout […]

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