Archive for 2012
I have stated multiple times already about the fact that the UK/Ireland autumn should be warmer/wetter than usual when all is said and done at the close of November but that does not mean we can’t see cold spells nor accompanied by snow. Like in 2009, I think we should see wet and stormy conditions with BACKSIDE cold coming down […]
Thought I would touch on a few points regarding the pattern into NEXT WEEK for both the United States and Canada. Noticed me talking about Typhoon Jelawat? Well this system is going to recurve but unfortunately it won’t miss land. The southern Japanese island of Okinawa looks to be yet again a target and powerful Typhoon […]
While the worst September storm in 30 years continues to exit off to the south back down to where it came from, we will see a much brighter, drier day tomorrow although this won’t last long as the pattern is loaded with more stormy action in coming days. While summer has overall been a washout […]
Yet another monster low has formed and can bee seen spinning just south of Alaska, set to bring yet another round of powerful, potentially damaging winds onshore over South-Central Alaska. The GFS shows pressure falling all the way into the mid-950s in mb, incredible. I wonder if this depth is record challenging for September? The centre of this monster is expected to strike […]
The pattern is now undergoing major changes with the return of a more positive NAO/AO with modeling showing the flattening out of the jet which will push the cold air back up into Canada and allow maritime air to flood the Lower 48 for the most part. This will however send in storms as we progress […]
Jelawat has done what Sanba did recently, rapidly intensified, nearly doubling in strength within just 12 hours becoming a SUPER Typhoon over the warm waters of the Philippine Sea. Impress even more is the fact the the second straight super typhoon. This time around, 160 mph Super Typhoon Jelawat will continue it’s current northwesterly path but then will […]
The system hammering the British Isles over the past 48 hours is no ordinary one for September bringing major flooding across large swathes of Northern England crippling rail and road transport between Scotland and England combined with near hurricane-force winds which have torn down numerous trees, even powerlines up and down the east coast of Scotland with howlling 70 mph onshore […]
Computer models show now-strong Hurricane Miriam taking a path which brings it ashore along the central Baja coast late this week. What’s significant is not so much the storm hitting this part of the world but the potential rainfall it could bring to the Northwest of Mexico/Southwest US as well as the Southern Plains. This […]
Since early Sunday, wind and rain has been battering Southern areas of Britain and today the strengthening winds and torrential rains have been slowly spreading north with the low which continues to deepen with a web of tightly wound isobars covering the British Isles. While rains ease in the South through tonight, winds will increase out of the northwest […]
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