Archive for March 11th, 2013

More Benificial Precip In East While California Turns Drier Next 7 Days

More Benificial Precip In East While California Turns Drier Next 7 Days

As we progress towards true spring and warmer weather, precipitation become more important as evaporation rates increase. There has been a decent start to 2013 up and down the Mississippi and Ohio River Valley in terms and even for areas such as Chicago where fall and early winter was exceptionally dry with warmer than normal temperatures, the second […]

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MON 11 MAR: UK & IRELAND REGIONAL FORECAST

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MON 11 MAR: UK & IRELAND REGIONAL FORECAST

Scotland After one of the coldest March day’s in several years, tonight may see lows widely fall to between -4 to -8C beneath clear skies and with winds falling light. Some sheltered spots of particularly the Southern Uplands may see temps dip below -10, perhaps rivalling the -13C seen last night at Aboyne and Kinbrace. Following the bitter […]

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Western Europe Battles Coldest Air Mass Yet, Major Snowstorm Impacts N. France, Channel Islands

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Western Europe Battles Coldest Air Mass Yet, Major Snowstorm Impacts N. France, Channel Islands

Harsh winter conditions are whipping across Germany, the Low Countries, Britain, France and Ireland with biting 40-50 mph winds blowing straight from the Scandinavian ice box. Along the boundary between mild and frigid, heavy snowfall is breaking out, bringing crippling snowfall to Germany yesterday and now bringing blizzard-like conditions today to Northern France where as […]

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