Archive for 2012
Energy associated with the last UK low is diving south with the jet, which is in the process of carving out an unusually deep trough. This energy flowing south will pull very cold air south which, along with dynamics, will aid in developing a low pressure system, as this system begins forming, the cold air will get […]
[s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Scotland With high pressure building to the west, low pressure to the east, a cold northerly flow is drawing arctic air doiwn over Scotland and the UK and this will set the scene for the remainder of this week with the focus being, cold. After a blustery, cold and showery day across the north and […]
Appologies for the late post on this but through one thing or another I have been slow to get to you my loyal US subscriber. Boy, what a spell of MILD looms to start December! Does that mean a mild the month overall will be warm, no I don’t think so.. More on that in […]
There’s no denying that models are showing mild interuptions to a colder pattern but as I sift through the data, the period we are heading into is much colder and I do believe we have both cold and snow on the way. Exact timing is the issue and yes, it will be broken up by ‘brief’ […]
Recently, markvoganweather.com added the payment provider, GoCardless, to our payment options to allow our subscribers in the UK to join by Direct Debit instead of using PayPal. We’ve experienced some teething issues from our side, which has caused these direct debits never to have been set up. Who’s affected? This issue will affect any member […]
Here is the latest snow forecast off the GFS for the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast snowfall through Wed. I am still going for a potential ALL snow event from around the Delaware-New Jersey line north but potentially SOUTH of Boston now due to a slightly further south track but I am not sure whether to now include DC within the ALL […]
The weight of four moisture rich Atlantic lows tracking one after the other across the same region is taking it’s toll on parts of southwest and Midland England. Storm two and three have brought tremendous rains and with barely a break in between, some spots have dealt with 3-6″ of rain within just 5 days and on […]
Between Friday and today, the first of two significant late November arctic shots are bringing a distinctly December-like feel from the Dakotas all the way to Central Florida. The core of the cold was over the Upper Midwest Friday with highs only managing 10° in the Dakotas and by Saturday morning, as the cold air slide east as […]
I trust that all you folks across the bulk of England are coping ok with all this rain. I’m seeing more and more reports of flooding once again. According to latest stats from the Met Office, the highest rain totals today so far is around 50mm at St Helen’s Apt on Isles of Scilly. By […]
Well the arctic air has well and truely arrived in the Midwest with temperatures this afternoon a solid 30 below what they were yesterday. Minneapolis is stuck at 25 while Chicago rose to 31 and is now dropping, on their way to the teens tonight quite possibly. As the the trough slides east, biitter northwest winds blowing across […]
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