Archive for May 15th, 2015
While LA and San Diego have both dealt with record rainfall over the last 36 hours, it’s back to winter in the surrounding mountains, all thanks to an unusually late Alaska origin low which has swept directly over Southern California. Parts of San Diego were under water last night having recorded a 1.63 inches of rain. That’s the greatest […]
A combination of warmer-than-normal water in the eastern Atlantic/western Mediterranean, strong upper level ridge of high pressure and exceptionally high levels of Saharan dust has supported the hottest surface temperatures recorded on the continent of Europe for May. Here’s an article written by the Capital Weather Gang and Met Office on the extreme May heat… […]
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