Archive for 2012
The Russian capital of Moscow has now been locked in a classic winter deep freeze for 9 days now with the temperature not getting above 16F (-9C) since December 14th or 9F (-13C) since the 15th. Each night since the 16th has fallen below 0F (-18C) and this morning marked the coldest so far with a low near […]
It seems the ground has been saturated across much of Britain since April. I believe the trigger for this wild turn from drought to flood was the transition from a back to back La Nina to El Nino. A possible contributor to the ‘excessive’ rainfall this year may be the cold PDO vs unusually warm AMO, the same warm AMO which produced a record arctic […]
My dear American subscriber, while you may have been mild so far this month, you have a heck of a 3-week period of winter coming up which should wipe out those warm memories and fears of a winter 2011-12 repeat. There is the perfect setup both over the continent and globally which supports an impressive cold period from now through at […]
We’ve just saw many Midwest cities break their snow drought following the recent first Big Winter Storm. Many Midwest cities saw anywhere from an inch to 20″ of snow. The focus now shifts to a system that is set to barrel into the Pacific Northwest this weekend into early next week and then drop into the Southern Plains around […]
The new run of the ECMWF has come out and I really wanted to wait till this came out before posting on next week. Firstly, it’s worth pointing out that while an Iberian high tries to pump warmth into the UK this weekend and likely will produce 14, maybe 15C by Sunday along with heavy, flooding rains, models […]
Scotland While one system clears away, another quickly follows and just in time for the weekend. A fairly dry first half of the night but beyond midnight and into early Saturday, the next batch of very wet and windy weather advances north into Dumfries and Galloway. This organised and large area of heavy rain will envelop all parts by […]

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