Archive for September, 2013
Scotland It’s been a reasonable day across Scotland with sunshine interrupted by a few afternoon showers, highs rising to 15 or 16C widely, always cloudier in the far North and breeze in the east. Through tonight and it’s a quiet end to the first day of the new week. Clear skies and light winds mean another […]
As we commence a new working week, it’s a cool and fairly unsettled start with frost to start Monday then through this afternoon, there are plenty of blustery showers around, especially down the eastern side of the British Isles. Somewhat drier, brighter and sunnier and a touch milder further west. The pesky low from the […]
It was inevitable! We now have Humberto positioned on the south side of the Cape Verde Islands bringing drenching rains and gusty winds. This storm looks primed for further intensification and is likely to become the Atlantic’s first hurricane of 2013. Here’s the current rainbow satellite imagery. As the Azores end of the mid-Atlantic ridge strengthens and […]
The 2nd of 3 lobes of chill drop into southern Quebec and the Northeast tonight dropping temperatures back into the 30s widely across New England by tomorrow morning with frost. We had the first cold start and the coldest start for many since late May back on Friday morning then there’s a near repeat tonight and interestingly […]
Although there are areas to watch in the Atlantic, overall it remains quiet with no immediate threat to land. The below graphic shows two areas worth at least a watching at the present time. The system in the western Atlantic to the north of Hispaniola is the remnants of Gabrielle which appears to be showing […]
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This morning marked the coldest start for much of the Northeast as well as eastern Canada since May with widespread 30s and a few 20s including 29 at Saranac Lake, NY and not surprisingly Mt Washington, NH which dipped to at least 27. The wind chill at one point on top of Mt Washington was a bone chilling […]
Scotland It’s an increasing wet and breezy night to come as a frontal system pushes north from England. The rain is now pushing up through Dumfries and Galloway and the Borders and should impact the Glasgow-Edinburgh corridor within the next hour or so, turning heavy late tonight and through the overnight. Localised flooding is possible […]
Following the UK’s hottest September day in 7 years yesterday, today will be a very different day as low pressure develops at the base of a southbound trough dropping over the UK. The atmosphere has a lot of energy to disperse of as much colder, autumnal air sinks south while the heat of yesterday gets kicked east […]
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