I’m away from computers, laptops and forecast models this weekend but here’s a few interesting charts for you to ponder over till I’m back Monday!
Jan-May 500mb height anomalies. Strong positive NAO signal.
UK/Ireland was cooled by a colder-than-normal Atlantic, helped by persistent westerly flow but continental Europe was warmer-than-normal thanks to a strong +NAO.
As for May, it was unusually windy for the UK/Ireland.
Persistent, stronger-than-normal winds blowing off a cold North Atlantic helped make for a cooler-than-normal month for the UK/Ireland and near continent. In stark contrast, Southern Iberia was record warm where national and even a continental May record high was achieved.
Following dry Feb-Apr period, wet turned things around and was much wetter than normal.
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