Archive for September, 2012

Tight Gradient Between Ex-Leslie & Azores High To Bring ‘Stormy’ Weather To UK Late Week (Includes Video!)

Written by on September 10, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Tight Gradient Between Ex-Leslie & Azores High To Bring ‘Stormy’ Weather To UK Late Week (Includes Video!)

It’s been a pretty remarkable hurricane season this year when you think that there’s been a significant struggle for any tropical storm to organise and become a hurricane within the traditional breeding grounds. Joe Bastardi has alluded to this frequently on this. Each system has fought near constant dry air and or shear and Leslie has been no […]

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ECMWF Sends Cold Shot Into Great Lakes, Midwest By Sept 18th Ending Growing Season!

Written by on September 9, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
ECMWF Sends Cold Shot Into Great Lakes, Midwest By Sept 18th Ending Growing Season!

  The trough which brought frost and 32F readings to parts of North Dakota this morning and a few days of refreshing 60s and 70s across the Ohio Valley gets replaced by a ridge early this week and so the all too familiar heat and humidity returns to the east. Pretty much all of the US will be back […]

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A Look At The UK (& US) Over The Next 10 Days, Autumn and Even Winter! (Includes Video!)

Written by on September 9, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
A Look At The UK (& US) Over The Next 10 Days, Autumn and Even Winter! (Includes Video!)

[important] London’s Temperature Is Set To Drop 13 or 14C From Today’s 28/29C To Tuesday or Wednesday’s 15/16C [/important] Yesterday saw a respectable 28.2C in London and with a reading of 25.3C at barely 11.30am this morning, readings are well on their way to 29C somewhere in Greater London or the Southeast. The east of England should see the 26C line reach Yorkshire […]

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Biting Northerly Gale, Early Season Snowfall To Hit Iceland Monday into Tuesday

Written by on September 9, 2012 in Rest of Europe with 0 Comments
Biting Northerly Gale, Early Season Snowfall To Hit Iceland Monday into Tuesday

An area of deepening low pressure is currently migrating northeastwards from the central Atlantic up towards the southeast coast of Iceland. Strong southerly, mild winds will impact the island during Sunday and will also send a front across the British Isles also, erasing a very warm weather here by Monday. The low deepens towards 970mb […]

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UPDATED: Heightened Severe Weather Risk For US East Coast, Atmosphere Is Ripe! (Includes NYC Tornado Footage!)

Written by on September 8, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
UPDATED: Heightened Severe Weather Risk For US East Coast, Atmosphere Is Ripe! (Includes NYC Tornado Footage!)

[error] MULTIPLE SIGHTINGS OF A TORNADO OVER QUEENS, NY THIS AM, WARNINGS EXTENDED TILL AT LEAST 11.30AM ET FOR BROOKLYN & QUEENS NY [/error] IF YOU LIVE ANYWHERE FROM BALTIMORE ALL THE WAY UP TO NORTHERN NEW YORK AND VERMONT, BE ALERT TO THE SKIES THROUGHOUT THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING! While the main line of strong to severe thunderstorms […]

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Must Be A Cold Front Over Oklahoma, It’s Currently 66° in The North, While in The South It’s 108°!

Written by on September 7, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Must Be A Cold Front Over Oklahoma, It’s Currently 66° in The North, While in The South It’s 108°!

Check out these current temperatures above. Upper 60s in the north while it’s 108 in the south, now that’s what you call a temperature spread and life on the Plains in early fall. This cold front has really cleaned out the air from the Canada-US border all the way down through the Plains and will continue south […]

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Ridge Gives Way To Chilly Trough Over Pacific Northwest/ W. Canada This Weekend, Near 100 Again For Dakotas

Written by on September 7, 2012 in North and South America, United States of America with 0 Comments
Ridge Gives Way To Chilly Trough Over Pacific Northwest/ W. Canada This Weekend, Near 100 Again For Dakotas

While a significant trough drives autumnal air down across the Northern Plains, Great Lakes, Midwest and eventually the East Coast, ridging is pumping unusual warmth up the western flank of the continent and in fact we may see highs near 100 in Portland, OR and near 90 in Seattle, WA Saturday afternoon. This will be […]

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GFS Suggests Snow For Parts of Canada, Iceland, Scotland, Scandinavia & Russia Next Week!

GFS Suggests Snow For Parts of Canada, Iceland, Scotland, Scandinavia & Russia Next Week!

  It’s getting towards that time of year for cooler air starting to make inroads further south, but snow, already? Well for some, we may well see snow across several regions of the Northern Hemisphere next week thanks to several lobes of modified early season cold pools sink south into the mid-latitudes. What first caught my attention was […]

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Last ‘Very Warm Days’ For SE England This Weekend, Staying Gloomy Up North! Taste Of Autumn Next Week (Includes Video!)

Written by on September 7, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 0 Comments
Last ‘Very Warm Days’ For SE England This Weekend, Staying Gloomy Up North! Taste Of Autumn Next Week (Includes Video!)

[warning] LONDON & SE FORECAST: Temperatures rise near 27C today, 28 or 29C Saturday, Sunday, Significant cooldown arrives next week! [/warning] Unfortunately for Scotland and Northern Ireland it looks to be somewhat of a dissapointing weekend with lower heights supporting cloud, showers and a west breeze which will make for a very contrasting weather map compared to further south. […]

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That Time Of Year: The Temperature Rollercoaster Begins, Major Trough Drops Into US and UK Next 7 Days!

Written by on September 6, 2012 in United Kingdom & Ireland with 2 Comments
That Time Of Year: The Temperature Rollercoaster Begins, Major Trough Drops Into US and UK Next 7 Days!

The pattern across the hemisphere is rather interesting these days when you take a step back and look at the broader picture. We’ve just seen two unusually deep lows form in the high latitudes at roughly the same time. One over the Bering Sea between Russia and Alaska which bombed out at around 974mb, the […]

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