Archive for June, 2014
While arctic sea ice extent has been decreasing over the last 15+ years, the Antarctic has been increasing, particularly in recent years. As of Sunday morning, a new all-time record for areal coverage of sea ice surrounding the continent of Antarctica. According to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign / Cryosphere Today, 2.074 million square kilometres covers and circles […]
For the past several days I’ve been focusing a lot on the weekend storm system that’s expected to deepen well into the 970s over Iceland before taking aim at the UK. Before that system makes it down here, temperatures will rise considerably across the UK as high pressure builds in. Widespread sunshine, a decent ridge and […]
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The strongest upper ridge to date is now building into the Southwest US and will present the warmest temps so far. Here’s how the upper air pattern looks over the US at 72 hours. Note while there’s the big Western ridge, there’s a deep trough and cold pool over the N Plains. This will hold […]
It’s been a rough start to the weekend across southern areas of the UK as expected but the good news is those downpours that were often accompanied by thunder and lightning will ease during today. Today, expect longer spells of sun and fewer showers. Staying mainly dry with a sun/cloud mix for Northern Ireland, northern England and Scotland like […]
While we see some pre 4th of July heat and humidity surge into the East this weekend and early next week, the real heat will remain draped across the Southern Tier just where you’d expect it at this time of year. This heat will try lifting north but systems pushing into the Pacific Northwest and […]
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As expected, this weekend as well as next weekend looks to be LOW PRESSURE dominated as the overall pattern shifts from continental to oceanic. High pressure has been spoiling us in recent weeks, helping us dry out nicely after the wet winter and at times spring. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] As for this weekend, a large envelop of low […]
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