Archive for April 2nd, 2014
In the last few days, SSE winds triggered by unusually strong low pressure west of Iberia and high pressure over Italy as picked up and forced a cloud of Saharan dust to travel over 2,000 miles within the mid and upper levels of the atmosphere, bringing a surprise but not particularly unusual fine layer of […]
Despite it being April and we’ve just seen a major snowstorm on the N Plains, we have MORE snow and cold coming not only to end the current week but next week threatens more of the same two. Now that it’s April however, the severe threat is greatly increasing as heat naturally wants to lift […]
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