Archive for September 17th, 2013
Humberto became the Atlantic Basin’s first hurricane and fell just 3 hours shy of setting the record for the latest hurricane on record. That same system is once again catching the attention of meteorologists here in the UK and it’s northward progression over the Atlantic later this week, will have significant influence this weekend into […]
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Scotland It’s a much better end to today with more in the way of sunshine, less wind and combine the two and it feels much more pleasant despite the temperature remaining below normal. Beneath clear skies and with those lighter winds, temperatures tonight take a tumble, in fact, for some, we could see the first frost outwith a […]
Thankfully the heavy rains and flooding over Colorado is now easing with the pattern settling down after some 15 inches of rain fell on Boulder in the last week. Incredibly that’s only about 5 inches less than what this part of the country gets in an entire year. While conditions improve in one part of […]
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