Archive for 2013
It’s been an active afternoon and now evening of severe weather over the Central Plains and the threat only increases tomorrow with Wednesday for me, being the big day. If you check out last night’s video I explain and show you the upper chart explaining why. An upper disturbance running from the Four Corners up […]
It’s a very unsettled weather map across Europe these days and there is little improvement through the rest of this week as low pressure remains dominant across much of the continent. Chilly air will keep temperatures below average widely except for the Southeast from Greece down through Turkey into the eastern Med. Snow is still falling […]
Scotland After a pleasant weekend, conditions went downhill overnight all thanks to a deep low sweeping a cold front in from the Atlantic. This has brought a largely wet and blustery day with cooler temperatures. Through this evening it should brighten, providing late day sunshine in the west but the rain settles over eastern areas […]
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It has been a wild start to the Memorial Day weekend with an unusual storm system over the Northeast which brought rain, snow and cold. This system has been very unusual and even unprecedented for late May, rewriting the history books with incredible Adirondack and northern New England snow totals for late May.Whiteface Mountain, NY has seen an […]
What a splendid bank holiday weekend for the majority of the British Isles with light winds and temperatures responding beautifully. The warm sunshine by day comes at a price by night and that is a chill with a touch of rural ground frost but I think we can live with that. Unfortunately it is not […]
An impressive storm is now beginning to wind up over the Northeast and promises a miserable first half to the Memorial Day weekend. This afternoon has seen temperatures stuck in the 40s across a large part of Pennsylvania down into western Maryland and West Virginia, Snow was even reported over New York and Pennsylvania earlier. […]
The cold of the past few days has been very impressive for this late in May. According to Iceage Now, yesterday was the coldest May 23rd on record in the Netherlands. Brussels, Belgium didn’t get above 9C which was the coldest for that date on record and today it was even colder with a high of just 8.7C, beating the […]
Scotland The upcoming bank holiday weekend is looking good thanks to a ridge of high pressure building in from the west. This will settle the weather down providing plenty of sunshine and with light winds, you’ll notice the warmth. Tonight will be clear and cold for the time of year. Towns and cities should fall […]
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