Archive for April, 2014
I posted briefly posted first thing this morning about the prospects of an end of April/last gasp cold snap for Western Europe. Models still show this and here’s a look at the surface charts which show low pressure exiting SSE from the UK this weekend, opening the door to some pretty cold air. It turns much more […]
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In recent days I have been focusing on the longer term but have you been looking at the models? The NAO is poised to tank negative. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] Looks like a pretty decent little low bring some wet and windy conditions to the southern, possibly northern UK this weekend but it’s once this departs SOUTH that a […]
Temps reached the warmest levels of the year so far today in Las Vegas with a high topping 93 degrees, all thanks to a building ridge over the Southwest and West. As we progress into the middle week period, a trough digs down out of Western Canada, pushing the ridge and warmth east into the […]
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Regional Summary Scotland England Wales Ireland Monday 16 / 5 18 / 7 16 / 6 16 / 6 Tuesday 15 / 5 17 / 6 15 / 5 15 / 5 Wednesday 13 / 6 16 / 2 14 / 6 14 / 5 Thursday 14 / 5 18 / 6 16 / 3 […]
For a good couple of months now I have had a cooler than normal spring and summer across a large swath of the United States. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] The focus being over the areas which suffered the worst of winter. The region surrounding the Great Lakes continue to see spells of snow and unusually cold air […]
After a warm and record wet winter, the spring pattern has turned around with warmer and drier than normal conditions which could have significant implications for later down the road. [s2If current_user_can(access_s2member_level1)] This drier but not completely dry pattern has helped drain some of the saturated soil covering much of the UK and Ireland. This is important when […]
The northward migration of the sub-tropical high is well underway. The first of two hot zones is already scorching. Ahead of the rainy/monsoon season, sub-Saharan Africa, parts of the Arabian Peninsula and sub-continental Asia is now in the 104-110F range widely across Sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Arabia. It’s yet to get to the unbearable stage over Northwest India and Pakistan but once […]
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