Archive for 2013
As ridging builds north up the US East Coast and ridging also holds over the UK, the focus of coldest air over the hemisphere will be centred over Greenland today through Wednesday but that changes dramatically by the end of this week. This morning is the coldest in a good couple of weeks over Greenland with -55C or -67F recorded at Summit Camp […]
Scotland It’s a largely dry but cloudy and mild afternoon by early December standards. Some light, patchy rain in the Northwest will begin to nudge south through this evening and overnight. Lows are mild at 4-6C. Tuesday will be a wetter, breezier day as a weak front sinks slowly south over Scotland but it turns drier, brighter and […]
While we have some very cold air dropping south over western Canada, low pressure is pushing east which is producing heavy snow from Vancouver into the Prairies. The combination of low pressure which is driving in plenty of Pacific moisture and arctic air coming south will bring sizable snow totals even to such cities as Spokane, […]
In today’s post I want to take another look at the coming arctic blast late week and through next weekend for Ireland, UK and pretty much ALL of Europe. From looking at the last 4 to 6 days of modelling, I expect the upcoming cold spell to last 3 to 5 days starting later Thursday with a chance of snow as a […]
While this past Thanksgiving week has been cold, the next blast will be considerably stronger, taking aim at the Rockies and Plains. A major snowstorm is possible along the thermal contrast zone separating mild from bitter cold. As the trough dives south over the West, so ridging returns to the East, bringing the return of […]
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After one of the coldest and for some, coldest start’s to a Thanksgiving Day on record, temperatures are recovering. By early next week, it should be downright mild up and down the East Coast with temperature rebounding into the 60s, even 70s. Many locales endured their coldest start to a Thanksgiving with some even enduring […]
While a lot of focus is on the snow across south-central and southeast Europe this week and next week’s arctic cold but let’s not overlook the continued storminess across the central Mediterranean. It seems for days now, Italy and much of south-central Europe has been plagued by cold and stormy weather with choppy seas, gales, flooding rains and of course snowfall. The trouble […]
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Although the latest run (12z) GFS has retreated from late next week’s arctic blast, the ECMWF remains firm in bringing down the strongest shot of cold yet into Ireland, the UK and western Europe. The next 5 days or so looks rather quiet with a flattening of the upper pattern beyond this weekend where we’ll […]
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