Archive for May, 2013
There is no real cold air now over the Lower 48 and doesn’t look like we’ll see it’s return until next autumn. That doesn’t mean to say we won’t see cool and below normal temperatures return, in fact modeling suggests more troughiness over the East in coming weeks but the air which comes down from Canada won’t be ARCTIC. The negative NAO supports more […]
[s2Stream player=”jwplayer-v6-rtmp” player_path=”/jwplayer/jwplayer.js” file_download=”vid160513.mp4″ player_width=”640″ player_height=”360″ /] The low which brought wind, rain and snow to the UK will dive south over the next 48 hours, allowing warmth from Europe to spread WSW over the UK and Ireland.
Scotland The showers of today are now fading and that’s allowing for a pleasant, sunny end to your Thursday. The bright end means a starry night to come and another chilly one, particularly in the West where it’s clearest, further east and thicker cloud, even the odd light shower is possible with overnight temperatures holding up. […]
Scotland Following some heavy, thundery downpours this afternoon, particularly over eastern parts, tonight should see some decent, fine and dry weather with sunshine to end your day. The sunshine makes way to a starry night and with light enough winds, it will get fairly cold by mid-May standards once again with a rural frost expected. Lows dip to between 2-4C […]
The weather this spring never ceases to amaze! Following an historic early May snowstorm across Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota into Wisconsin, less than 2 weeks later and it’s not only record HOT but several cities in the same areas which got hit by record snow, have never seen it so hot, so early. The prize […]
After a wild day and night across the bulk of England with a covering of snow possible over the Pennines tonight, conditions are set to dramatically improve through tomorrow. Overall, conditions should improve from tomorrow towards the weekend but the ‘unsettled’ theme will continue as a trough hangs over our heads and keeps the cold air aloft. With […]
Scotland It’s been another blustery day with sunshine and showers, feeling cool with temperatures no better than 10 or 11C in the west, 12 or 13, perhaps an odd 14C in the east. Through tonight, skies clear out and with lighter winds, temperatures will tumble away to unseasonably low levels for the time of year. Expect widespread […]
Thank all the cold weather this spring for what has now ‘officially’ become the quietest tornado season since 1992 for the United States. According to Henry Margusity of AccuWeather, yesterday beat 2004 but it’s unlikely to beat 1992 because there was very few tornadoes that year and it’s looking increasing likely that this very quiet year […]
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