Archive for September 16th, 2013
A deep area of low pressure spinning over the northeast Atlantic has brought the 2nd spell of snow to parts of Iceland and 100 mph wind gusts over the tops of the Scottish Highlands. In the wake of the deepening low, skies cleared, winds fell light and bitter cold settled over Greenland with a rapid rise in surface pressure. These conditions, all thanks […]
Scotland It was the first ‘stormy’ day of autumn across Scotland yesterday with winds topping 100 mph on top of Cairngorm Summit, widely in the 40-50 mph range at lower levels which brought some tree branches down. Winds remain strong today out of the WNW and it’s feeling cold in that wind with frequent blustery […]
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