Archive for July, 2012
Well, the heat is certainly impressive today from Kansas to New Jersey as a huge dome of high pressure sits parked directly over Missouri, this has produced widespread 100s with highs of at least 102 at Chicago O’Hare and 101 at Minneapolis. Please be careful if your out and about this afternoon and even long into this […]
ANOTHER WARM, MUGGY NIGHT TONIGHT WITH LOWS RANGING FROM 14-16C IN SCOTLAND/N. ENGLAND TO 15-18C FROM MIDLANDS TO SOUTHEAST Tomorrow, like today will see sun and showers but we are likely to be warmer tomorrow following another muggy mid-summer’s night. With a warm/humid airmass to start the day, sunshine which will become more prevalent through the […]
[error] TODAY WILL BE DANGEROUSLY HOT FOR BOTH MINNEAPOLIS & CHICAGO WITH AIR TEMPS NEAR 102° AT 4-5PM COMBINED WITH DEW POINTS IN THE 70S, REAL FEELS WILL PUSH 108-115° [/error] Today looks to be on track for what will be an historic July 4th for both the Twin Cities and Chicago. You have to go back to 1947 for the […]
[warning] I EXPECT NEAR 100-DEGREE HIGHS OVER MINNEAPOLIS, MADISON, MILWAUKEE AND CHICAGO OVER THE NEXT 3 AFTERNOONS [/warning] While the past 10 days has been blistering across a large part of the USA and the next 5 days continues that theme, we do have significant changes in the 5-10 day starting this weekend… While going by the GFS 500mb chart […]
Wet Start To Tuesday Gives Way To Dry Afternoon But The Day Will End The Way It Started! Well, after a fairly damp old start to the day, the afternoon turned out not too bad here with a drying out of pavements and we even managed to get some brightness beaming through the thick cloudcover this afternoon. Yes, that’s about […]
The good news for those living up and down the East Coast today is much lower humidity in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic while it’s all about the lower air temperatures in the Southeast. Highs in the mid and upper 90s yesterday from DC to NYC along with high humidity made it very uncomfortable whereas today, although […]
As temperatures rise and low pressure approaches, so the thunderstorm risk increases through this week! This week’s T-Storm Threat Level Is SLIGHT TO MODERATE As you can see I now have a weekly temperature forecast for towns throughout the UK and Ireland for you that will be updated weekly (every Sunday), be sure to check […]
OUTLOOK This first week of July will follow the all to familiar trend of unsettled although we may see some half decent warmth, especially in more northern areas of the British Isles thanks to warmer air flowing west off the continent. However all in all we will continue to see rain spread in from the […]
Over the next 72 hours we will see a series of pulses working across Ireland and the British Isles that will enhance the shower activity throughout while we see more organised rain spread into the southwest tonight and work north through Monday. Tuesday will see more areas of rain with showers elsewhere. As well as the rain, […]
Well we’ve just ended our first month of meteorological summer 2012 and boy has it not been a dissapointment to all you sun worshippers out there. I think we all could have done with a little more sun, warmer temps and less rain. I thought I would do a quick post this morning which takes […]
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