Archive for November, 2013
Remembrance Day weekend presents a little of everything across Ireland and the UK with likely the coldest night of autumn tomorrow night while this may be followed by the mildest weather in a good week to 10 days. Wind and rain in between. The persistent cold westerly air flow which has been feeding frequent, blustery showers in Scotland, Northwest […]
Scotland The chilly, breezy, showery theme continues into the weekend with tonight no exception. Expect further heavy, blustery showers in the West extending from Argyll, Lochaber east into Glasgow and some will reach Grangemouth, always drier and clearer the further east you go. Tonight will be cold everywhere with lows widely down to 0C in rural areas, nearer […]
Well well well, if you read my post from yesterday, I pretty much ruled out a major arctic blast and big Eastern snowstorm. Modelling has of course fallen in line with that very idea next week now and BOTH GFS and ECMWF agree on driving a truly impressive 1040mb surface high deep into the Ohio/Tennessee Valley […]
I’ve made mention many times that I don’t think our winter will hit proper till we get into December but I also made mention of the fact that we could turn colder for a time towards late November. I am closely watching the NAO/AO index and while their ‘hinting’ at another return to negative, which would be […]
Super Typhoon Haiyan is fast approaching the central Philippines as one of the most powerful, if not thee most powerful Tropical Cyclone ever recorded on earth. ‘Official’ sustained wind speeds according to JTWC are now at 195 mph with gusts of 235 mph. Check out this stunning night satellite image of this once in a lifetime storm. The unbelievable […]
Scotland The heavy, frequent and blustery showers of affecting the West, North and Central areas today will continue overnight with a fresh to strong SW wind. Always drier and clearer the further east you go. Lows tonight stay above freezing thanks to the wind. 2-6C. More of the same Friday with showers rattling in on a […]
We of course saw a 2-4, locally 6-10 inch swath of snow from Colorado up through Nebraska, South Dakota into Iowa and Minnesota in the last 24 hours and that storm is heading up into Canada. Here was the scene along I-94 NW of Minneapolis late last night. Another push of chillier air pushes into the Northeast on […]
The strong westerly flow looks to continue through the next 10 days at least. As Greenland becomes fiercely cold as you would expect at this time of year with a positive NAO, there will be cold shots for Ireland, the UK and the western mainland of Europe, particularly on the rear of low pressure systems. Ahead […]
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Scotland It’s been a rather dull, damp, chilly afternoon over Western and Southern areas while in stark contrast, sunshine has been the theme in the Northeast and East. Those heavy, frequent showers will continue to feed into Western areas tonight but through the overnight the clearing sky should expand west, confining showers mainly towards the West […]
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