Archive for May, 2013
The reports and pictures coming out of Oklahoma are simply devastating and my thoughts and prayers go out to those impacted. The severe threat will continue well into the overnight unfortunately and this situation remains highly volatile so if your in the threat zone, please take note of your unfolding weather situation throughout tonight. The […]
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Scotland Today marks the warmest of the year for both Edinburgh and Glasgow and possibly for Scotland overall. With this warmth and fairly humid air, thunderstorms have been popping over particularly east-central areas of the country and these over the next couple of hours may slide west along the M8 corridor, possibly bringing a thundery end to […]
Unfortunately, as outlined here through much of last week, conditions came together over the weekend to produce the first big severe outbreak of spring 2013 across the Plains with very large and destructive tornadoes touching down, wiping out entire communities and costing lives. Oklahoma and Kansas saw the worst of this weekend’s action.As well as twisters, hail the […]
Now is the time to get the BBQ ready and nip to the shops if you live anywhere from Manchester on north. Though it may be cloudy, misty, even damp, we should see sunshine breaking through later this afternoon. Tomorrow looks to be the best day in terms of sunshine and warmth as highs reach 21-22, locally […]
Well I was kind of struggling to think of what to write about tonight that’s different given my post yesterday pretty much sums up the next 5 days or so. I have little change on the next 5 days.[s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] We of course saw some very heavy, torrential rains across the North of England, southern Scotland […]
Old man winter may have finally have departed the Lower 48 but he hasn’t in Alaska. Believe it or not, south-central parts of the Last Frontier including the city of Anchorage is expecting an accumulating snow tonight. An event which could potentially bring the 2nd latest accumulating snow on record to Anchorage. The NWS in Anchorage is expecting 1-3 […]
The Atlantic Basin Hurricane Season begins June 1st and from what I am seeing in terms of the type of spring we’ve seen over North America and the sea surface temperatures over the Atlantic, there is reason to be concerned. The Gulf of Mexico is currently below normal while the tropical Atlantic from Leeward Islands to the Senegal […]
Scotland It’s been a largely fine, dry and mostly sunny Friday across the bulk of the country except for the Northern Isles and NE corner of the mainland where it’s been cloudy, chilly with outbreaks of rain. A fine evening to come for western parts from Dumfries up to Glasgow and into the NW Highlands but further east the cloud […]
Today and through this weekend, we have a very upside down temperature pattern over Europe with cold air rushing south in the west while hot hot rushes north in the East. In between it’s a messy picture. One of the main drivers of this seesaw pattern is the large and complex low that is diving south from […]
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