Archive for November, 2009

>Good Morning!I am up, had my cereal, crumpets and coffee and ready to head to Glasgow where I should be loaded up and ready to pull out of the yard for 4am and bound for Dumfries..Thermometer reads 40.1 degrees and by looking outside it’s a cool, foggy morning. Interesting weather happenings..I notice a new Tropical […]

>I don’t know if it’s my imagination, perhaps as I grow in my meteorological mind or I’m just paying more attention to the weather here, but is our rainfall frequency becoming more regular and more importantly, more intense.. It seems extreme precipitation events are becoming more regular. The floods of 07, the 2007 and 2008 […]

>– By Mark VoganI don’t know if it’s my imagination, perhaps as I grow in my meteorological mind or I’m just paying more attention to the weather here, but is our rainfall frequency becoming more regular and more importantly, more intense.. It seems extreme precipitation events are becoming more regular. The floods of 07, the […]

>As I drove the truck along the Glasgow-bound along the M77 from Saltcoats this afternoon, the rain was battering off the windshield. About 1-2 inches of water covered the surface of the motorway and traffic crawled as they headed over the exposed, higher ground near Fenwick, Ayrshire.Extremely heavy pockets of rain have been rotating around […]

>It;s 07.10am here and 35 degrees. A chilly, fresh morning! But up to now it’s been generally wet, breezy and cool but more mild than cold.Are changes on the way? We’ve only had one frost here in this area and I am waiting for more, I love winter and we are having to wait a […]

>Due to work commitments I have been unable to post today but please bare with me. Thanks for reading.-Mark

>Due to work commitments today I am unable to spend time blogging and achieve the updates I had hoped to do.. Please bare with me and shall do so asap. I am off to bed as I am up again at 2am tomorrow. Thanks for reading. -Mark

>Until them, you can see the first draft on my other blog!! -Mark Vogan

>-By Mark Vogan Severe Winter of Record Cold and Snow from southern Appalachians to southern New England. Rockies and West to see winter’s worst by New Year. Worst of Winter for spine of Appalachians to I-95 corridor, Appalachians to witness a record snow year as well as Atlanta, Richmond, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Trenton, Newark, New […]

>– By Mark Vogan After a warm, wet and windy November across much of Western Europe, much of the continent will become colder and snowier than normal as December leads into January 2010 with a high potential for near continent-wide snow cover and extreme cold which spreads east to west under a powerful Arctic-Siberian High. […]